Electric Air is building a modern home climate company.
We install heat pumps across the Bay Area and have developed our own heat pump product platform, Redwood, designed around simpler retrofits, thoughtful design, and a better homeowner experience.
Electric Air combines:
real-world HVAC operations
product development
software and technology
design and branding
customer experience
Working at Electric Air is collaborative, and deeply rewarding. If you care about climate and modern software, we’d love to meet you.
We’re looking for a senior full-stack engineer to help build the core tools that power our business—from customer-facing sales flows to internal operations software. You’ll work closely with the CTO and CEO to ship high-impact features, automate our workflows with AI and shape the engineering culture from the ground up.
Our stack is React (Remix) + Django + Postgres, deployed on Render.
Own projects end-to-end, from architecture to deployment
Design tools that streamline quoting, scheduling, and fulfillment
Integrate AI tools into our existing products
Help define product scope and direction with leadership
Collaborate on UX with support from our contract designer
Write clean, maintainable code and contribute to code reviews
5+ years of experience building production software
Strong full-stack skills and experience working across the frontend and backend
Proven ability to ship features with high product impact
Comfortable working independently in a fast-moving environment
Strong understanding of web fundamentals
Passion for our mission and interest in home electrification
Experience with React (Remix), Django, or similar tools
Experience at a startup or fast-growing company
Interest in climate tech, energy, or the built environment
$140,000–$180,000 salary depending on experience
Significant equity stake
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) plan
Remote within the Americas (HQ in Redwood City, CA)
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Tech-enabled heat pump contractor that cuts costs by 60%