Technical Diligence Analyst

Altus Power is a leading U.S. clean power company, driving the commercial-scale solar economy through a fully integrated platform that invests in, constructs, develops, finances, owns and operates renewable energy infrastructure.

With over 1.3 GW of operating assets across 30 states, we’re delivering innovative, high-impact energy solutions to Fortune 1000 companies, financial institutions, households, municipalities and more.

A portfolio company of TPG Rise Climate and backed by financial partners like Blackstone and Goldman Sachs, we’re built for scale, accelerating the shift to reliable, local clean power for communities and businesses nationwide.

Headquartered in Stamford, Conn. - just a short train ride from New York City - we offer a fast-paced, collaborative environment where passionate, mission-driven professionals come together to power a cleaner future.

We lead with vision.

We act with purpose.

And we’re looking for smart, driven people ready to help power what comes next.

‍ About the Position

Altus Power is seeking a highly motivated individual with the skills, experience, and aptitude to join our Diligence team as Technical Diligence Analyst.

This position will report to the Director of Diligence, is an in-office position and will support efforts in evaluating and acquiring commercial-scale photovoltaic (PV) systems.

This role will assist with ensuring that potential acquisitions meet our company’s standards for performance, reliability and long-term value.

The ideal candidate will bring strong analytical skills, practical knowledge of solar PV technology, and experience in engineering or project management.

Working closely with internal departments – including engineering, production and development teams, the Technical Diligence Analyst will play a key role in guiding projects through the diligence process.

include coordinating internal and external resources to conduct site inspections, assisting with the management of third-party contractors, and translating inspection findings into consistent, standardized formats to inform Capital Expensed budget development and acquisition decisions.