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About The Company

About The Company

What They Needed

Who Was Hired, and What Was Their Roles?

Who Was Hired, and What Was Their Roles?

A solar installation company in Arizona completing 80+ residential installs per year.

Strong sales team. Solid reputation. But operations were a bottleneck.

Their design team and project coordinators were overwhelmed. Projects were taking 6-8 weeks from contract signing to installation. Customers were getting frustrated. The team was burning out.

They knew it. But hiring locally at $65K-$70K per role was going to drain their margins.

With federal rebate phase-outs shrinking profit per install, they needed a solution that didn't force them to choose between speed and profitability.

A Solar Design Specialist and a Project Coordinator who could handle the entire post-sale workflow.

Someone who would:

- Create system designs and engineering plans
- Manage permitting and utility interconnection paperwork
- Coordinate install schedules with installation crews
- Communicate project updates to homeowners
- Track project status in their CRM
- Report on project timelines and bottlenecks daily

Most importantly: Someone who wouldn't simply quit when they get a better offer from a competitor.

Meet Carlos and Elena:

Carlos: Solar Design Specialist

- 4+ years designing residential solar systems for US companies
- Expert in Aurora Solar, Helioscope, and SolarEdge design tools
- Licensed electrical engineer in the Philippines (understands NEC codes)
- Fluent English with clear communication skills.

- Not a "cheap alternative." A legitimate professional who happens to work from a market where $32K/year is strong compensation.

His previous company? Renewed his contract for 3 consecutive years. That's the kind of retention you want.

Elena: Project Coordinator

- 3+ years coordinating solar installs for US solar companies
- Expert in Salesforce, Monday.com, and customer communication
- Experience managing 20-30 projects simultaneously
- Proactive with homeowners (keeps them updated without being asked)

Her previous teams? Both promoted her to senior coordinator roles. She knows how to keep projects moving.

- Salary: Carlos - $2,670/month, Elena - $2,340/month
- Hours: Full-time, 7am-4pm MST (Arizona time)
- Start date: 3 weeks after first conversation

Meet Carlos and Elena:

Carlos: Solar Design Specialist

- 4+ years designing residential solar systems for US companies
- Expert in Aurora Solar, Helioscope, and SolarEdge design tools
- Licensed electrical engineer in the Philippines (understands NEC codes)
- Fluent English with clear communication skills.

- Not a "cheap alternative." A legitimate professional who happens to work from a market where $32K/year is strong compensation.

His previous company? Renewed his contract for 3 consecutive years. That's the kind of retention you want.

Elena: Project Coordinator

- 3+ years coordinating solar installs for US solar companies
- Expert in Salesforce, Monday.com, and customer communication
- Experience managing 20-30 projects simultaneously
- Proactive with homeowners (keeps them updated without being asked)

Her previous teams? Both promoted her to senior coordinator roles. She knows how to keep projects moving.

- Salary: Carlos - $2,670/month, Elena - $2,340/month
- Hours: Full-time, 7am-4pm MST (Arizona time)
- Start date: 3 weeks after first conversation

How a Solar Company Cut Payroll by
$74K and Doubled Install Capacity

How a Solar Company Cut Payroll by
$74K and Doubled Install Capacity

Savings Comparison to US Hires.

Local Hires (Arizona market):

- Base Salary (Design): $65,000 - $70,000
- Base Salary (Coordinator): $55,000 - $60,000
- Health insurance: $16,000-$20,000
- Payroll taxes (FICA, unemployment): $10,000-$12,000
- Total annual cost: $146,000-$162,000

Carlos and Elena (remote hires):

- Annual salary (Carlos): $32,000
- Annual salary (Elena): $28,000
- Benefits: $0 (not required)
- Payroll taxes: $0 (1099 contractor)
- Total annual cost: $60,000

Savings: $86,000-$102,000 per year

That's enough to:

Hire a third remote team member and triple your capacity
Add $80K to your solar equipment inventory
→ Build 12+ months of cash runway

It's not just about saving money.
It's about what you DO with those savings.

What Results Did the Savings Create?

What Results Did the Savings Create?

In their words:

"Honestly? We were worried. Hiring designers and coordinators remotely for solar felt risky. One mistake on a permit could delay a project by weeks. But Carlos and Elena have been incredible. Carlos's designs are cleaner than our previous local designer. Elena keeps projects moving faster than we ever have. Our install timeline went from 6-8 weeks to 3-4 weeks. Our customer satisfaction scores went up. We used the savings to hire a third remote team member and expand into a new county. If we were still paying $150K for these two roles, we'd still be stuck at 80 installs a year."

— Founder, Arizona Solar Company

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