About the company At Swift Solar, our mission is to unlock the full potential of solar energy. We believe solar can provide affordable, reliable, resilient, clean energy to virtually anyone, anywhere. But while today’s solar technology is good, it’s not good enough.

Swift Solar’s breakthrough perovskite-silicon tandem technology will drive solar power to commanding new heights. Our tandem cells stack a perovskite layer on top of a heterojunction (HJT) silicon cell, delivering dramatically higher efficiency than traditional silicon alone. In 2026, we acquired Meyer Burger’s HJT intellectual property and manufacturing assets, giving us the world’s most extensive HJT patent portfolio and a clear path to gigawatt-scale domestic production.

This vertically integrated approach means we can design, manufacture, and scale next-generation solar solutions entirely in the United States—from silicon foundations to perovskite innovations. Our technology enables applications ranging from space solar to utility-scale power generation, creating American-made solutions for a world facing growing energy challenges. Swift Solar is on a journey to bring revolutionary clean-energy technology to market.

We’re in it for the long haul, with support from world-class investors. Join our extraordinary team building the cutting-edge solar technology that will power the future. A day in the life As Swift’s IT Support Engineer, you’ll own day-to-day IT operations end-to-end, taking Swift’s IT from “whoever’s free fixes it” to a real, owned function the whole team can rely on.

You’ll be the person who keeps everyone’s computers, software, accounts, and connectivity working at multiple sites, and who keeps the office and lab network stable and well-covered. As an early and likely sole IT hire, you won’t just keep the lights on—you’ll build the systems, runbooks, and standards that let IT scale with the company. On a typical day, you might troubleshoot a connectivity issue in the lab, set up a new hire’s laptop and accounts, enroll devices in MDM, enforce MFA across a core system, and close out a stubborn Wi-Fi dead zone.

You might also rack and cable new gear, walk over to look at an instrument PC, write a runbook from a ticket you just resolved, run an access review, or negotiate with a vendor or ISP. You may also coordinate with our third-party consultants and operations team to qualify for government data security certifications. We expect you to use AI as a force multiplier—drafting knowledge-base articles, triaging common tickets, and scripting routine automation so you can reserve your hours for the hands-on, relational, and judgment-heavy work that matters most.

This role touches every part of the company, from R&D and engineering to operations.

Responsibilities

We encourage you to take full advantage of these opportunities. You might be a good fit if you... Troubleshoot methodically across hardware, OS, software, and network—isolating root cause, resolving quickly, and preventing the same problem from coming back.

Are confident with networking fundamentals—TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VLANs, Wi-Fi, VPN, and firewalls—and can read and fix a network problem, not just restart it. Can run endpoint and identity management—MDM, imaging, and identity/SSO administration—to keep the fleet consistent, current, and secure. Are calm, clear, and empathetic with non-technical colleagues, turning frustrating moments into trust.

Treat access, patching, and least privilege as defaults, and spot risk in everyday requests. Can triage a noisy queue, make the right call on what’s urgent, and follow through without supervision. Write things down once so they don’t have to be solved twice, building a process that scales past one person.

A strong candidate might bring one or more of the following...