Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Cal Solar has 12 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Energy (4), Architecture and Construction (3), and Operations Management (2).

Where is Cal Solar hiring?

Cal Solar is hiring in San Diego, Grass Valley, and Los Angeles, with the most open roles in San Diego.

Does Cal Solar offer remote or hybrid work?

25% of open roles are hybrid and 25% are remote.

Who are Cal Solar's customers?

Cal Solar names 4 customers, including Penn Valley, Nevada City, Rough & Ready, and Grass Valley.

What skills does Cal Solar look for?

Its open roles most often ask for Permitting.

Cal Solar Jobs & Careers: 10+ Open Roles (November 2026)

Is Cal Solar hiring?

Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Cal Solar has 12 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

RoleLocationSetupPayPosted

Solar Applications Engineer IIScience, Technology, Engineering, and MathSan Diego, California, United States · Hybrid · $80K – $90K/yrSan Diego, California, United StatesHybrid$80K – $90K/yr17d ago
Solar Applications Engineer IScience, Technology, Engineering, and MathSan Diego, California, United States · Hybrid · $65K – $75K/yrSan Diego, California, United StatesHybrid$65K – $75K/yr17d ago
Engineering Project CoordinatorOperations ManagementSan Diego, California, United States · Remote · $20 – $29/hrSan Diego, California, United StatesRemote$20 – $29/hr24d ago
Assistant Warehouse ManagerOperations ManagementSan Diego, California, United States · On-site · $30 – $35/hrSan Diego, California, United StatesOn-site$30 – $35/hrOct 6, 2026
Superintendent (LA County)Architecture and ConstructionLos Angeles, California, United States · On-site · $120K – $140K/yrLos Angeles, California, United StatesOn-site$120K – $140K/yrSep 29, 2026
Design ManagerArchitecture and ConstructionSan Diego, California, United States · Remote · $100K – $140K/yrSan Diego, California, United StatesRemote$100K – $140K/yrSep 25, 2026
Solar InstallerEnergyGrass Valley, California, United States · $20 – $25/hrGrass Valley, California, United States—$20 – $25/hrAug 7, 2026
General Solar LaborerEnergyGrass Valley, California, United States · $20 – $25/hrGrass Valley, California, United States—$20 – $25/hrAug 7, 2026

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Hiring pattern

How fast Cal Solar is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

3

2

0

10

0

JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember

November: 0 new roles.

How roles are set upShare of open roles

25%

50%

HybridRemoteOn-site

50% of roles are hybrid or remote.

Customers

All 4 companies Cal Solar names as customers.

Customers4

Penn Valley
Nevada City
Rough & Ready
Grass Valley

What their customers say

Quotes from people at Cal Solar's customers.

“We chose Cal Solar because they came highly recommended by our building team. We had an all around great experience with the whole process. Ever since our panels have been installed, we haven’t paid anything for utilities. We designed our house to be 100% electric with a solar system that would achieve net zero energy use over the course of a year. So far, we’ve hit that target and it feels great to be energy independent!”
Shanti Cavanaugh · Nevada City

“We were looking at our local utility bill and it was getting out of control, so we were thinking to ourselves, my wife and I, what are we going to do here? What are our options? So Brandon at California Solar came over to our house. he was very knowledgeable, the quote was affordable, and I got the ball rolling. The experience was great — they were knowledgeable, they were fair, the price was right, and we were just happy with every step of the process.”
Torrey Bowman · Penn Valley

“We interviewed several different companies for our solar installation but felt most comfortable with California Solar as they are local and offered an affordable solution. We now watch our daily savings from our new system.”
Jim Peters · Grass Valley

“Last Fall a California Solar Representative had a table outside of Briar Patch. He followed up, answered my myriad of questions, and was very helpful to me in making a decision to go with California Solar. I had several other estimates done right around the same time, but felt that California Solar would give me the very best plan. The financing was made quite easy thanks to Michael. I am very eager to watch the return on my investment in future.”
Dee Ann Dinelli · Nevada City

“I’m impressed that California Solar is local. They’re very thorough and very knowledgeable. Of course Brandon and Rob could answer any question we had about how it works and what the options were for financing and what the best strategy is for making use of solar. I do like going out to our meter and having air conditioning running, and see that we’re still pumping electricity back to PG&E. I like that.”
Dave Bunje · Nevada City

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“Other people around town said there is a good company here in Grass Valley, and we like to stay local if we can. The California Solar Representative did this great education versus a sales pitch. It was just getting me all the information I needed to have to make a good decision. The system works beautifully. We have this great online monitoring system that lets me look at my production all the time. Our energy bill is $10.”
Marianne Mason · Grass Valley

“We’re paying the other guys just too much money. These guys showed up with some of the best options I could find. They gave me good pricing, they gave me a fair deal, and I couldn’t tell you how happy we are. We actually created personal friends out of this arrangement. They did an amazing job. I would have these guys back any time.”
David Burns · Rough & Ready

“We switched to solar because we wanted to ensure that our electric bills would not increase in the future. We chose Cal Solar because from the beginning, we were impressed with the knowledge and speed in which our questions were answered. We tell everyone we know to use Cal Solar!”
Justin and Wendy Youngman · Grass Valley

“We (worker-owners) have money invested in this company, we actually have a chance to make more money from this company if we’re successful. So instead of just being, you know, still the best solar company around, as an ‘owned’ company, now that we’re worker-owned, we’re the best with a stake in that. We have a reason to continue to improve our bottom line, a reason to pay attention to what we’re doing instead of just clocking in and clocking out.”
Chuck Holding

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Most requested skills

Permitting

Tech stack

CMS: Squarespace
Analytics: Google Analytics 4; Hotjar
Libraries: Moment.js
Security: Cookiebot

Company facts

Headquarters: 149 East Main Street Grass Valley, CA, 95945 United States
Founded: 2000
Industry: Solar Electric Power Generation
Sector (NAICS): Construction
Peer: First Solar (US
Website: cal-solar.coop
Careers: cal-solar.coop/careers
Social: YouTube · Instagram · Facebook

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Questions about Cal Solar

Is Cal Solar hiring?: Yes. As of November 5, 2026, Cal Solar has 12 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Energy (4), Architecture and Construction (3), and Operations Management (2).
Where is Cal Solar hiring?: Cal Solar is hiring in San Diego, Grass Valley, and Los Angeles, with the most open roles in San Diego.
Does Cal Solar offer remote or hybrid work?: 25% of open roles are hybrid and 25% are remote.
Who are Cal Solar's customers?: Cal Solar names 4 customers, including Penn Valley, Nevada City, Rough & Ready, and Grass Valley.
What skills does Cal Solar look for?: Its open roles most often ask for Permitting.