Sunrun for the developing world
☀️ About Bright:
Hey there! We’re Bright, a fintech solar energy startup on a mission to reverse climate change, starting in Mexico. We do so as a finance and technology layer powering the solar installer and entrepreneurial ecosystem - working hard to simplify the process through automation.
In just a few years, we've become Mexico's #1 residential solar financier. We’ve coordinated everything needed to get solar on homes - from financing to installation - so customers can go solar with no money down. We've raised funding from top investors like First Round Capital, Y Combinator, and Leonardo DiCaprio. They believe, like we do, that we can grow exponentially while having fun and being one of the best places to work in solar.
💼 About the position:
Join us as an Operations Department Section Head to bring clean solar energy to Mexico! Work with our Engineering, Quality Assurance and Field Operations teams, and play a critical role in achieving Bright’s goals. You'll own creating and implementing the strategy to ensure these teams can handle 10x the volume of solar installations without increasing cost, while achieving beyond industry benchmark customer satisfaction.
Strong leadership and a passion for problem-solving is essential to excel in this role.
🥇 We’re looking for someone who:
💻 Your tasks and responsibilities will be:
🎯 Your Key Results will be:
At Bright, we operate on the OKR system pioneered at Intel and used widely at Google and many tech companies. For this specific role, your Key Results (upon which your success will be measured) is:
✅ Benefits:
Bright is Mexico’s #1 residential solar provider (think Sunrun for the developing world, starting first in Mexico). We provide the financing and software that enable thousands of student ambassadors and retail promoters to offer cheaper electricity to homes at no upfront cost, and we work with our network of hundreds of local installers and distributors to satisfy the resulting demand. Our first market is Mexico, which has more sun, higher electricity rates, and lower labor costs than the US. Bright's investors include First Round Capital, Y Combinator, and other top Silicon Valley firms.