Traveling Solar Sales Representative

November 3, 2026

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Traveling Solar Sales Representative Sunrun - Fusion - 3.3 Kentucky Job Details Full-time $60,000 - $90,000 a year 17 hours ago Benefits Paid training Qualifications Outdoor work experience Direct sales business model Door-to-door Appointment scheduling Leadership Full Job Description Take your sales career on the road and be part of Sunrun's Block Sales Team, you'll travel to high-demand markets like Hawaii, Florida, California, and Texas, closing deals where solar is booming. This isn't a 9-5 job. It's a performance-driven role for people who thrive on freedom, competition, and commission. During the summer months, you'll work a full-time schedule in a specific Sunrun market for four months. Outside of the summer season, the role shifts to a flexible cadence with an average of one 10-day trip per month. As a Block Specialist, you'll travel and train with your team in this high-energy, door-to-door role built for consistent performers and commission-based earnings. 2025 Seasonal Sales Highlights 1st

Year Average Seasonal Earnings:

$35,000-$77,000

Top Performers:

$100,000+ Top 1st

Year Earners:

$150,000+ How you will be rewarded: Uncapped Commissions Dynamic Schedule Bonus training pay on your first 3 deals Incentive trips - our next trip is in Cancun!

World-Class Training Career growth:

Transition into year-round roles or continue into leadership positions

Responsibilities:

Travel +

Collaborate:

Work, live, and train with your assigned team Canvas door-to-door Schedule appointments Train, Grow & Learn by attending weekly meetings Track performance

Qualifications:

Must be 18+ years old Relocate to a Sunrun sales destination for 4 months during the summer season Experience with direct or commission-based sales is a plus, not required Self-motivated with a strong willingness to learn Willingness to work a flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends Comfortable working outdoors and walking for extended periods in various weather conditions People from many different backgrounds succeed at Sunrun. Experience in outside sales, direct sales, commission sales, roofing, pest control, home improvement, automotive, wireless, customer service, or retail can translate well to solar sales. We've also seen people from customer-facing and independent roles like Uber, Lyft, and DoorDash drivers, painters, landscapers, and teachers bring valuable skills to the role. No solar experience is required. Ready to get started? Apply today and join the Sunrun Street Team.

Pay:

$60,000.00 - $90,000.00 per year

Work Location:

On the road

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