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Solar Landscape Tech Stack
Commercial rooftop solar developer building and operating utility-scale projects nationwide
Solar Landscape deploys utility-scale solar on commercial real estate across the United States. The tech stack is enterprise-heavy (Dynamics 365, Power BI, Procore, PlanGrid, Microsoft Project) paired with a lightweight development layer (TypeScript, Next.js), suggesting a capital-intensive operations business with internal software tools for project tracking and financial modeling. Active hiring across engineering and ops signals scaling of both internal capabilities and project delivery; concurrent work on procurement optimization, scenario planning, and capital allocation points to improving unit economics as deployment volumes grow.
Tech Stack 21 technologies
Core StackPower BI Intune Dynamics 365 Procore Power Automate Jira TypeScript Node.js JavaScript Next.js Tailwind CSS macOS OneDrive Jamf PlanGrid Microsoft Project Aurora Microsoft Dynamics 365 Google Earth Nearmap Microsoft Fabric
What Solar Landscape Is Building
◆Challenges
- Low adoption of commercial rooftop solar
- Improving procurement efficiency
- Timely purchasing and delivery
- Schedule performance
- Consistent execution across job sites
- Reducing procurement cost
- Navigating regulatory frameworks
- Optimizing market operations
- Reducing audit documentation burden
- Ensuring accurate consolidations
▲Active Projects
- Commercial rooftop solar projects
- Project financing for solar development
- Data-driven procurement dashboards
- Procurement optimization framework
- Existing market optimization
- Legislative and regulatory engagement
- Capital allocation strategy
- Scenario planning
- Enterprise financial and operating model
- Continuous improvement initiatives for engineering efficiency
Hiring Activity
55 roles · 45 in 30d
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