A climate technology software startup, Raptor Maps provides drone-based and on-site solutions to “manage the solar energy lifecycle.” Born at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and built by engineers and artificial intelligence experts, the remote-first company’s past flexible hiring has included 100% work-from-home jobs based from anywhere in the United States and posted across a variety of career areas, like communications, environmental & green, editing, marketing, and accounting & finance. The company’s benefits and perks aim to “enrich” employees’ lives by offering competitive pay, unlimited paid time off, healthcare coverage, paid parental leave, “in-person events and retreats across the country,” a generous stock option plan, and more for eligible staff. For new hires, the company seeks to inspire “a feeling that you have found your home.”

Raptor Maps is a venture-backed company on a mission to use aerial thermology, or thermal images, to transform the renewable energy industry and lead the fight against climate change. Specifically, the company offers an advanced software platform to manage photovoltaic (PV) panels or solar cells, providing detailed inspections that can help solar companies “increase performance, reduce costs, and standardize and compare solar PV assets across a portfolio.” Working across six continents, Raptor Maps uses aerial inspections, on-site sensors, and Software-as-a-Service solutions to produce “accurate, high-value” data, analytics, and reports. The company’s industry-leading work has been featured in Forbes magazine, The Boston Globe, NPR, TechCrunch, and other media outlets.

A climate technology software startup, Raptor Maps provides drone-based and on-site solutions to “manage the solar energy lifecycle.” Born at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and built by engineers and artificial intelligence experts, the remote-first company’s past flexible hiring has included 100% work-from-home jobs based from anywhere in the United States and posted across a variety of career areas, like communications, environmental & green, editing, marketing, and accounting & finance. The company’s benefits and perks aim to “enrich” employees’ lives by offering competitive pay, unlimited paid time off, healthcare coverage, paid parental leave, “in-person events and retreats across the country,” a generous stock option plan, and more for eligible staff. For new hires, the company seeks to inspire “a feeling that you have found your home.”

Raptor Maps is a venture-backed company on a mission to use aerial thermology, or thermal images, to transform the renewable energy industry and lead the fight against climate change. Specifically, the company offers an advanced software platform to manage photovoltaic (PV) panels or solar cells, providing detailed inspections that can help solar companies “increase performance, reduce costs, and standardize and compare solar PV assets across a portfolio.” Working across six continents, Raptor Maps uses aerial inspections, on-site sensors, and Software-as-a-Service solutions to produce “accurate, high-value” data, analytics, and reports. The company’s industry-leading work has been featured in Forbes magazine, The Boston Globe, NPR, TechCrunch, and other media outlets.