Lead Electrician (Residential Solar - Journeyman) - NSI

About Us and Why We’re Hiring At Terra Energy, we’re building one of the most reliable and scalable residential solar operations in the U.S. Through our installation partner NSI (National Solar Installations), we’re expanding our field teams in Texas to support a growing pipeline of projects through 2030. We’re looking for a Lead Electrician who can lead installations, ensure quality, and keep projects moving efficiently. The Role This is a field‑based, hands‑on leadership role focused on residential solar installations. You’ll be responsible for the electrical scope of projects, ensuring systems are installed safely, correctly, and in compliance with all codes and standards. You’ll also work closely with installers and helpers, guiding execution on‑site and ensuring high‑quality delivery. What You’ll Be Doing Leading Electrical Installations: Handle the electrical side of residential solar projects, ensuring all systems are installed according to code and design specifications. Ensuring Quality & Compliance: Verify wiring, grounding, and system integrity, ensuring everything is safe, compliant, and ready for inspection. Team Coordination: Work alongside installers and helpers, providing guidance and ensuring efficient execution on‑site. Troubleshooting & Problem Solving: Identify and resolve issues in the field to keep projects moving without delays. What We’re Looking For Minimum 1 year of experience in solar installations (required) Experience in residential solar electrical work Strong understanding of electrical systems, wiring, and safety standards Ability to read plans and schematics Hands‑on, reliable, and detail‑oriented Comfortable working in field environments Important to Know Location: Houston, Texas (must be local) This is a field‑based role Compensation is performance‑based (details shared during interview process) Candidates must meet minimum experience requirements to be considered Compensation & Details Salary: Paid per watt installed (performance‑based compensation tied to production) Location: Texas Reports to: Construction Manager Department: Operations What Success Looks Like Safe, code‑compliant electrical installations completed consistently and efficiently Systems installed correctly the first time, minimizing rework and delays Strong coordination with crew members, site supervisors, and project managers Jobs completed on schedule, meeting daily/weekly installation targets Clean, organized worksites and proper handling of tools and materials Accurate reporting of completed work, issues, and progress (Teamwork or similar tools) Ability to troubleshoot and resolve electrical issues in the field quickly Consistent adherence to safety standards and company procedures In Summary This role is for someone who enjoys hands‑on work, not just following instructions. If you take pride in building things the right way, working in the field, and seeing the direct impact of your work on every installation—this is that kind of opportunity. #J-18808-Ljbffr