Application Engineer + Operator

About AtmosZero

Founded in 2021, AtmosZero is developing drop-in solutions to decarbonize industrial process heat-one of the largest contributors to global carbon emissions. We build advanced, electrified thermal systems that enable manufacturers to reduce energy waste and operating costs while accelerating industrial decarbonization. We're a mission-driven, rapidly growing startup at the forefront of the clean energy transition.

Contractor Role : Operator & Application Engineer

Location : Loveland, CO (Remote candidates will be considered)

Travel : Up to 25% domestic and international

Contract Duration : Through end of 2025

Compensation : $25 / hour contract

Full-time (40 hrs / week)

Role Summary

We are seeking full-time contractors to support both 24 / 7 monitoring operations of our first-of-a-kind steam-generating heat pump at New Belgium Brewery, and assist with application engineering tasks that support our commercial team.

Operator responsibilities are the top priority. Contractors must respond immediately to any alarms or alerts during their shift-this takes precedence over all other work. When not actively responding to operations, contractors will support application engineering tasks described below.

At the end of the contract, high-performing individuals may be considered for full-time employment.

Primary Responsibilities

Operator (Priority Role - New Belgium Pilot System) :

• Monitor real-time operations of the industrial heat pump system via dashboard interface (remote and / or on-site).
• Respond immediately to alarms or irregular behavior, including control system issues, hardware malfunctions, or other anomalies.
• Escalate issues to AtmosZero engineers as needed and assist with remote troubleshooting.
• Follow shift schedule, including potential night and weekend hours.
• Support data collection, testing protocols, and operational checklists under engineer supervision.

Application Engineering Support :

Requirements

Preferred Qualifications

Position Notes