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Dave Llorens
CEO at EverWatt Lights
Dave Llorens is an accomplished electrical engineer and the CEO of EverWatt, a prominent full-service energy services provider, specializing in shared savings contracts and on-bill financing for energy-efficient retrofits.
With an educational background in Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and professional experiences ranging from founding successful startups to working as a Manufacturing Engineer at Agilent Technologies, Dave Llorens is a versatile and seasoned professional in the field.
Prior to establishing EverWatt, Dave's entrepreneurial spirit led him to launch various businesses, including the notably successful One Block Off the Grid, acquired by NRG in 2014 for $120 million.
Dave Llorens has held key positions in organizations such as EverWatt Lights, 60-Day MBA, and Mercudin, Inc., showcasing his expertise in leadership, innovation, and business development across a spectrum of industries.
His past roles as Founder, CEO, COO, and Real Estate Agent highlight his multifaceted career trajectory and his ability to excel in diverse professional environments.
Dave's solid educational foundation, hands-on experience in engineering, and proven track record in business leadership position him as a standout figure in the realm of energy services and entrepreneurship.
Highlights
We're looking for an additional lighting auditor if you know anyone in the SF Bay Area who is smart, organized, and snappy with computers.
Does anyone know anyone smart looking for a job right now? We're looking for three positions, all local Bay Area (specifically Oakland near the Colleseum)
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Sales support: you'd go on-site with Dominic (super nice guy) performing lighting audits, which means interacting with the customer to get access to whatever areas are needed and then taking a lot of pictures and notes
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Warehouse... Guy or girl (we don't have a title for this) but someone who lives in the warehouse and follows protocol for shipping and receiving lights. Lights need to go out to jobs, and lights come back from jobs, and the right ones need to go, and we have to keep track of inventory. This job is pretty physical (the few days a month I get of this sort of thing go a long way towards keeping me in shape)
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Project management. Someone to work under our project manager to help coordinate the customer, the utility, our warehouse, our company, and the contractor - lots of moving parts they need to be organized and good with time management/dealing with people Willing to forgo experience in all three in exchange for being smart/practical/organized.
(PS We're also hiring sales, but the above three are immediate NEEDS)
