Grid Technician Careers

Updated October 24, 2026

4 employers have 21 open grid technician roles on Verde Talent right now. About 5% are advertised as entry level. Below is what those postings ask for, where they are, and what they pay.

21roles open now
4employers hiring
5%entry level
1apprenticeship or internship

What grid technician roles involve

Grid Technician roles sit on transmission and distribution infrastructure. Technicians keep equipment running: scheduled maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting faults and repairing or replacing components in the field. Most of the work is hands-on and on site, often in crews of two, with travel between sites and time spent at height or in confined spaces depending on the technology.

What the postings show today

Employers have 21 open grid technician roles listed from 4 companies, the most in Massachusetts, Texas and New York. Where a posting advertises pay, the median is $66,560 a year. About 5% are advertised as entry level. The skills named most often in these postings are PLC, OSHA and NERC.

Getting into the role

It is one of the more accessible ways into the industry: many postings accept a high-school diploma plus a technical certificate, military or electrical experience, or a completed apprenticeship, and employers commonly train on their own equipment.

What employers are asking for

PLC
5
OSHA
4
NERC
4
SCADA
4
Excel
2

Counted from the skills and certifications named in current postings for this role.

What it pays

$66,560median advertised

Where the roles are

Massachusetts13
Texas2
New York1
California1
Georgia1
Arizona1

Who is hiring

Commonwealth Fusion Systems14
NextEra Energy4
Duke Energy2
Mortenson1

What nearby roles pay

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Common questions

What does a grid technician do?

Technicians keep equipment running: scheduled maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting faults and repairing or replacing components in the field. Most of the work is hands-on and on site, often in crews of two, with travel between sites and time spent at height or in confined spaces depending on the technology.

What does a grid technician earn?

Across grid technician postings on Verde Talent that advertise pay, the median is $66,560 a year. That is what employers advertise rather than what offers finally settle at, and postings without a published range are not counted.

Do you need experience to get a grid technician job?

It is one of the more accessible ways into the industry: many postings accept a high-school diploma plus a technical certificate, military or electrical experience, or a completed apprenticeship, and employers commonly train on their own equipment. About 5% of current postings are advertised as entry level.

Where are most grid technician jobs?

Right now the most grid technician postings are in Massachusetts (13), Texas (2) and New York (1), counting open roles listed on Verde Talent today.

Which employers are hiring grid technicians?

The employers with the most open grid technician roles today are Commonwealth Fusion Systems (14), NextEra Energy (4) and Duke Energy (2). The full list, with every open posting, is on the grid technician jobs page.

See 21 open rolesFull pay breakdown

Built from live postings on Verde Talent and updated daily. Counts reflect roles open right now, and pay figures are what employers advertise rather than offers made.

Data updated October 24, 2026