Product & Business Development Associate – Energy Software

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Product & Business Development Associate responsible for channel partner engagement and user growth for EASI, BoxPower's energy software. Engaging users, running demos, and managing product feedback.

Responsibilities:

  • Own onboarding and ongoing support for EASI channel partners (ESCOs, developers, EPCs, co-ops) — from NDA to first modeled project to portfolio adoption.
  • Run product demos: live at conferences and meetups, and scheduled deep-dives with prospective partners; drive on-the-spot signups.
  • Support the sales team in using EASI for their own deals (proposals, budgetary pricing, RFP inputs).
  • Gather structured partner feedback and verify partner-modeled projects as real commercial pipeline.
  • Own activation and retention of the existing user base: guided first-project onboarding, re-engagement campaigns, and targeted newsletters.
  • Create technical content — case studies and “how to model X in EASI” walkthroughs (resiliency, bridging power, flexible interconnection) — for LinkedIn, Reddit developer communities, and the blog.
  • Run outbound experiments (cold email/calls to target segments) and identify high-fit events for demos.
  • Monitor product analytics (MixPanel) to spot stuck users, feature gaps, and conversion candidates.
  • Turn user research and partner feedback into clear product requirements and prioritized roadmap input.
  • Drive go-to-market for new EASI features: release messaging, documentation, training material, and demo scripts.

Requirements:

  • Bachelor's degree in an energy-related field — electrical/mechanical engineering, physics, energy systems, or similar (or equivalent experience).
  • 0–3 years of post-grad experience in energy, cleantech, consulting, or B2B software.
  • Strong recent graduates are encouraged to apply.
  • Hands-on exposure to energy modeling tools — e.g. HOMER, Energy Toolbase, Xendee, PVsyst, HelioScope, or REopt — from coursework, research, or work.
  • Excellent communicator — able to explain a techno-economic model to an engineer and its business value to an executive, in writing and live.
  • Self-directed operator — comfortable owning a number (activation, partner signups) and figuring out how to move it in a startup environment.
  • Able to travel up to 25% for conferences, partner demos, and team onsites.