Ready to put your skills to work fighting climate change?
EnergyHub harnesses the power of more than a million smart devices-and a team of passionate employees-to make meaningful, measurable strides toward decarbonizing our energy system.
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The EnergyHub experience
We're passionate about energy, problem-solving, and innovation. But we're also photographers, thespians, gamers, skydivers, skiers, and, runners, and kazoo players.
Working at EnergyHub
EnergyHub deploys cutting-edge tech, market expertise, and innovative partnerships to accelerate the transition to a clean, distributed energy grid. We help consumers turn their smart thermostats, EVs, batteries, and other products into virtual power plants that keep the grid stable and enable higher penetration of solar and wind power.
Work with outstanding people
Join a smart, collaborative team focused on solving problems that have never been tackled before.
Make an immediate impact
Get hands-on experience from day one bringing new technologies and solutions to the marketplace.
Do something important
Make a positive impact on our climate and the future of how energy is produced and consumed.
Learn the latest tech
Gain exposure to a broad spectrum of IoT, SaaS, and smart energy technologies.
Gain well-rounded experience
Build skills and relationships across multiple areas of the business, working directly with executives and internal and external teams.
EnergyHub is an independent subsidiary of Alarm.com (Nasdaq: ALRM), the leading cloud-based platform for the smart home. Millions of home and business owners depend on Alarm.com technology every day to make their properties safer, smarter, and more efficient.
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Our core values
Our diverse skills and backgrounds fuel our passion to create a clean, distributed energy future. We live the following values with our clients, partners, and each other.
Climate
We enable utilities to support more renewables and rely less on fossil energy.
Collaboration
We aim to be the rising tide that lifts all boats: connecting and improving results for utilities, DER providers, and their customers.
Credibility
We make decisions based on fa cts and what's best for our clients and team members, not the short-term bottom line.
Communication
We are responsive, candid, and honest. We are very clear about our opinions and respectfully open when we disagree.
Client success
We help our clients be heroes, both individually and as organizations.
Employee benefits
From our headquarters in Brooklyn to remote employees across the US and abroad, we support our team members with competitive benefits while ensuring we can have fun and enjoy the ride.
Benefits
- 401(k) with employer match
- HSA and FSA options
- Medical opt-out allowance
- 100% paid medical insurance for employees
- Tuition reimbursement and continuing ed stipend
Perks
- Work from our Brooklyn or Burlington office, or fully remote
- Dog Fridays at Brooklyn HQ
- Company happy hours
- Wellbeing subsidy
- Bi-annual full-team meetings at our Brooklyn HQ
EnergyHub's employee resource groups create safe, welcoming, and supportive spaces for our team members to develop personally and professionally. We are committed to growing an organization that is equitable, open-minded, and provides resources to the communities we care about.
Meet the EnergyHub Team
Introducing the people behind our success. These individuals are from a variety of fields and life experiences and have come together to put their skills to work fighting climate change at EnergyHub.
Natasha Herring
Senior Client Success Manager
My role as a Senior Client Success Manager puts me in an ideal position to shape solutions that help customers realize their climate goals.
Q: Why do you work at EnergyHub?
A: I chose to join EnergyHub to diversify my skill set, work alongside great people, and ultimately to positively impact the future of DERs (Distributed Energy Resources) through the use of Mercury DERMS, EnergyHub's resource management platform.
Q: Why did you come to EnergyHub?
A: I began my career in energy consulting at Guidehouse, where I gained expertise in evaluating utility energy efficiency and demand response programs. While there, I was intrigued by the opportunity to join a dynamic, growing technology company that was making an impact on grid load management. EnergyHub matched what I was looking for in a new company and role - and I could work remotely! - so I made the leap.
Q: What do you do in your spare time?
A: Outside of work, I enjoy Latin dancing, advancing STEM access for students of color, networking, reading, traveling, and creating memories with friends and family.
Q: How does your work impact climate change?
A: Through EnergyHub's software, utilities can call demand response events and make significant strides to reach their energy and climate goals. My role as a Senior Client Success Manager gives me a front row view of client needs and puts me in an ideal position to shape solutions that help them realize their climate goals.
Q: What's your advice for job seekers looking for meaningful work on climate?
A: Go for it! There are many opportunities for people with all types of backgrounds and skill sets to make a meaningful impact through climate work.
Brodie O’Brien
Senior Brand Marketing Manager
At EnergyHub, every story I tell and client relationship I help build advances our work to address the climate crisis.
Q: Why do you work at EnergyHub?
A: Working at EnergyHub allows me to use my marketing skills to tell our clients' decarbonization stories and to encourage others to join them in being part of the solution to the climate crisis.
Q: Why did you come to EnergyHub?
A: I've had the good fortune to work in a variety of roles aligned with my values, from collaborating with Patagonia and Clif Bar at 1% for the Planet to running social mission campaigns at Ben & Jerry's. But when my wife and I welcomed our first child, I felt called to work confronting the climate crisis head on. When I saw a marketing role at EnergyHub, I jumped at the opportunity.
Q: How does working here align with your values?
A: My career trajectory - from the non-profit sector, to business school, to Ben & Jerry's and now to EnergyHub - has been guided by a desire to use my marketing skills to make the world a better place. At EnergyHub, every story I tell and client relationship I help build advances our work to address the climate crisis.
Q: What's your advice for job seekers looking for meaningful work on climate?
A: No matter your background there's a role out there where you can use your abilities to address climate change. In all likelihood, your skills are more transferable than you think. Make the leap!
Q: What is your favorite local spot to grab a bite?
A: Pingala Cafe's Brocoli Bar food cart, hands down! As a vegetarian who worked the concert circuit for Ben & Jerry's, I'd live on their signature dish "The Big Sexy" at music festivals. Make sure you double down on the spicy aioli.
Anna-Lisa D’Onofrio
Product Manager
I love working with others who are also motivated to help make the world a better place.
Q: Why do you work at EnergyHub?
A: To fight for our climate! I feel passionately that the way forward is through encouraging individuals to take sustainable actions in their everyday life. Working at EnergyHub allows me to find innovative ways to scale our utilities' programs. We encourage their customers to enroll their smart devices which helps keep the grid stable, and lessens the need for energy generated by fossil fuels by matching demand to supply.
Q: Why did you come to EnergyHub?
A: The people and our mission. Before chipping away at the climate crisis here in the energy industry, I took a different approach. While at a recycling startup called Recyclebank, I rewarded customers for their recycling and educated them on their local recycling rules. When I learned about EnergyHub, I was drawn to its many parallels in trying to motivate individuals to take sustainable actions. It provided me with an opportunity to learn about a new industry and new ways to engage customers, so the switch was a no-brainer for me.
Q: What's your advice for job seekers looking for meaningful work on climate?
A: Don't limit yourself. The majority of our program marketing team has come from other industries, which strengthens us, as we're able to learn from each other's varied experiences and backgrounds. I'd recommend using Work On Climate and looking within your existing network. So many people are joining the move to work on climate, someone you already know might be able to help!
Q: What is your favorite local spot to grab a bite?
A: It's tough for me to choose just one! I love trying new local New York City restaurants and documenting them on my Instagram, @foodiesmalls. It keeps me supporting local businesses, and helps me find the newest, coolest plant-based options to share with my friends in the #vegventureclub at EnergyHub. If I had to name a few local Brooklyn faves, Bricolage (Vietnamese), Peppino's (pizza), and Court Street Grocers (sandwiches) where you should order vegetarian, even if you're not veg, and thank me later!
Alanza Burke
Technical Lead
I’m committed to doing things that have a positive impact on the environment and working at EnergyHub allows me to make a difference every day.
Q: Why do you work at EnergyHub?
A: I was attracted by the interesting projects, good culture, nice people, and great snacks. I also enjoy the large amount of autonomy I'm given to solve the problems that arise.
Q: Why did you come to EnergyHub?
A: It was an opportunity to focus more on data engineering and data science than in my previous role.
Q: What do you do in your spare time?
A: I like to run, rock climb, play Xbox, and read a decent amount on world religions.
Q: How does working here align with your values?
A: I'm committed to doing things that have a positive impact on the environment and working at EnergyHub allows me to make a difference every day.
Q: What have you learned about climate since you've been here?
A: I learned that fighting climate change is more complicated than having everyone switch to renewables, as our grid infrastructure was not designed for them. But there are things we can do now to make that transition more manageable.
Karina Paez-Rojas
Brand Marketing Coordinnator
It is important to me to create a better future for the next generation, and working closely with EnergyHub colleagues who share my commitment makes my work feel more fulfilling.
Q: Why do you work at EnergyHub?
A: My role as Brand Marketing Coordinator allows me to promote the work we do to help our clients achieve their goals in both an in-person and online capacity. What’s different about the work we do here is that there is an emphasis on highlighting our customers’ stories, and I get to use my marketing skills to connect with our clients, partners, and staff and share their successes.
Q: Why did you come to EnergyHub?
A: I enjoy working with people who are motivated by our mission to contribute to a carbon-free, distributed future. Coming from a non-technical background, I want to show people who doubt their abilities to make the climate transition a reality that they can actually achieve it.
Q: How does working here align with your values?
A: It is important to me to create a better future for the next generation, and working closely with EnergyHub colleagues who share my commitment makes my work feel more fulfilling.
Q: How does your work impact climate change?
A: I believe Brand Marketing impacts climate change because it leads us to the right conversations with the right people who, as a group, heavily influence the advancement of climate action.
Q: What's your advice for job seekers looking for meaningful work on climate?
A: Don’t underestimate the value you can bring to this space! My perception prior to joining a climate tech company was that you could only contribute if you were more technical, such as a product manager or an engineer. That’s far from the case. We need to get the word out, and our B2B/B2C marketing and client success teams help us do just that. There are also many great professional groups, such as Latnixs in Sustainability, that set you up for mentorship and support.
Q: What do you do in your spare time?
A: I love New York City because there are so many free things to do. TikTok has taken over my life, and I usually scour it every week for the different popups that are happening and see if I can snag free food and swag.
Ben Arunski
Principal Software Engineer
EnergyHub provides solutions that are foundational to a sustainable power grid.
Q: Why do you work at EnergyHub?
A: As an employer, EnergyHub provides a unique combination: it aligns with my skills, values, and hopes for the future, while giving me valuable opportunities to grow.
Q: Why did you come to EnergyHub?
A: Coming from the world of finance, I hoped to use my skills toward a higher purpose at a mission-driven company. After a slow start finding openings at big-name nonprofits, I discovered climatebase.org and scoured it for the right match. EnergyHub ranked first out of three contenders, thanks to its unique mission and fit.
Q: How does your work impact climate change?
A: My current work enhances our positive impact by making EnergyHub systems even more stable for current users and smoother to operate for new partners.
Q: What have you learned about climate since you’ve been here?
A: Extreme weather events are not just a result of climate change; they can also cause our energy infrastructure to feed back into the process. EnergyHub is helping our energy systems to evolve!
Q: What's your advice for job seekers looking for meaningful work on climate?
A: EnergyHub is a great choice! But if current openings don’t quite align with your skills, check out climatebase.org for other opportunities.
Q: What is your favorite local spot to grab a bite?
A: In my work-from-home-town of West Hartford, Connecticut, every item on Zohara’s menu is fantastic. I am new to Brooklyn, but I’m already impressed by the top-notch French food at Bacchus Bistro.
Chris John
DevOps Engineer
We only have one earth and especially as I have kids, I want to make sure I do my part to leave this place better than I found it.
Q: Why do you work at EnergyHub?
A: I wanted to challenge myself, so I looked at my options and decided to take up a new position as part of the EnergyHub team.
Q: Why did you come to EnergyHub?
A: I was referred by Alanza Burke, a former co-worker. He told me about the projects EnergyHub was working on, and it all sounded extremely exciting!
Q: What do you do in your spare time?
A: Other than running after my three kids, I spend time collecting and reading comics, playing video games, and running a podcast!
Q: How does working here align with your values?
A: My family jokingly calls me “Captain Planet”–but there’s a serious point to the nickname. We only have one earth and especially as I have kids, I want to make sure I do my part to leave this place better than I found it. So that’s why EnergyHub and its mission of decarbonizing our energy system really speaks to me.
Q: How does your work impact climate change?
A: We on the DevOps manage platform infrastructure, security, and reliability. Our work enables our colleagues on other teams to build scalable, impactful products that help our utility clients to achieve their decarbonization goals.
Q: What’s your advice for job seekers looking for meaningful work on climate?
A: Join us–we’re making it happen! And what’s more, it’s a great place to work. Everyone I’ve met at EnergyHub is super friendly and very knowledgeable.
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