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NON-PROFIT CAREERS · CLIENT FIRST

Help make solar
easier to understand.

REGS is building a Canadian team of information consultants, assessment specialists, and solar professionals who can educate without pressure and put the client’s questions first. View Current Opportunities

WORK WITH PURPOSE

A different kind of
solar opportunity.

REGS is a non-profit information organization. Our people help clients understand their property, energy use, goals, cost factors, and available programs. Every role is education-focused—not product-closing work.

People who thrive here:

  • Put the client’s needs ahead of a script
  • Explain technical ideas without jargon
  • Know when to say “we need to verify that”
  • Document useful, accurate assessment context
  • Respect privacy, consent, and clear boundaries

CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES

Choose the work that fits
your experience.

CLIENT EDUCATION

Solar Information Consultant

Lead clear, structured information sessions and help people understand solar fundamentals in the context of their own questions.

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ASSESSMENT

Client Assessment Specialist

Review submitted information, identify missing context, and prepare concise client briefs for useful information sessions.

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SOLAR PROFESSIONAL

Solar Technical Information Specialist

Translate solar, energy, roof, and electrical concepts into accurate client education without producing designs, quotes, or sales pressure.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Community Information-Session Facilitator

Support accessible group and one-to-one solar education for Canadian communities, homeowners, and small businesses.

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CLIENT FIRST

No sales theatre.
No manufactured urgency.

We are looking for people who can make a complicated subject feel manageable, useful, and honest.
1

Role and contact

Tell us where you would add the most value.

2

Professional background

Credentials matter, but so does the ability to explain what you know.

3

Client-first fit

Short, specific answers are better than a polished sales pitch.