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Product Development Jobs in Renewable Energy
Product development in renewable energy sits at the intersection of engineering innovation and market viability. While many assume these roles are purely technical, the reality is that most product development positions require equal parts business acumen and technical understanding. You may be designing solar panels or wind turbines; but you often also need to be able to figure out how to make them cheaper, more efficient, and easier to install. All that, while managing supplier relationships and customer feedback loops.
Scanning through the roles featured on Rejobs.org reveals the breadth of product development work in renewables. Companies like Aurora Solar focus on software tools that streamline solar installations; Fluence Energy develops utility-scale battery storage systems. Sun King creates off-grid solar products largely for emerging markets, and Rondo Energy works on industrial heat batteries. These and many other employers hire product developers able to translate complex technical realities into market-ready solutions.
What unites these roles is the constant balancing act between innovation and practicality. Product managers at companies like Enpal or 1KOMMA5° spend their days analyzing installation data, coordinating with engineering teams on hardware improvements, and working with sales to understand why customers choose one inverter over another.
High-Demand Skills
Based on current hiring patterns (2024-2025), the most sought-after product development professionals combine domain expertise with specific technical skills. Battery technology knowledge paired with supply chain management experience commands premium salaries, particularly as energy storage becomes central to grid stability. Product managers with systems engineering backgrounds who understand component integration are also valuable in companies developing complete energy solutions.
Successful product development increasingly requires understanding software-hardware integration, grid interaction protocols, and customer energy management behaviors. Companies are hiring product owners who can manage APIs for virtual power plants and product designers who understand both user interface design and power electronics.
Remote work is increasingly common for software-focused product roles. For those entering the field, understanding agile methodologies and having experience with rapid prototyping will be as important as traditional engineering skills.
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