By Brett Bumeter - 03.04.2008

Description:
Want to get into the hottest industry of this century? Want to help fight global warming, and secure a cleaner energy future for this country?
Sun First Solar is beginning a training class for all who are interested in learning Sun First sales, project management, and business development skills. This invaluable training will turn you into a skilled and experienced solar industry worker.
At the end of the training you could choose to continue with Sun First in outside sales, or as a full time employee in a variety of roles! We are looking for enthusiastic, hard working and creative people who care about promoting clean energy.
Please contact Anna at 415-458-5870 or at [email protected] for more information. This is an excellent opportunity not to be missed – you can even train while still maintaining your current job!
For more information on Sun First, industry leader since 1984, please visit www.sunfirstsolar.com

Requirements
This Internship is meant for enthusiastic, hard working, creative and passionate people who want to get into the solar industry. Prior sales, project management, or business development experience is a plus.

Company
Sun First Solar has been an industry leader since 1984. We install PV (on and off grid systems), solar hot water, and pool systems. We are a small, family-style organization that provides a fun and interactive office environment.

Job Type:
Intern/Fellowship

Job Status:
Part Time

Relocation:
None

Location:
San Francisco Bay Area, CA

Compensation:
15% Commission during training, possible salary and commission

*The job market is on the brink of a recession.  If you want to leave college with a good job opportunity, then now is the time to line up a hot internship.  There is nothing hotter than the solar power industry right now and that covers all aspects of work from marketing to sales to engineering.  Unless you want to end up writing marketing copy for next to nothing about acne treatment check out this solar energy internship now!

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