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Atlas Air Comfort installs energy-efficient heat pumps for income-qualified homeowners through federal HEAR and HOMES rebate programs. We're growing across our live states and hiring both full-time technicians and independent subcontractors.

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5 stateslive and hiring now
W-2 & 1099full-time and subcontract
Steady workrebate-funded installs
Licenserequired for every role

Open positions by state

Every market offers two ways to work with us: a full-time, W-2 HVAC technician role and a 1099 independent subcontractor role. All work centers on heat pump installations and home electrification upgrades funded by federal Home Energy Rebate (HEAR/HOMES) programs. EPA 608 Universal certification is required for every role, and a valid state HVAC license is mandatory for every position. There are no exceptions. Each position's specific licensing requirements are detailed below.

Georgia

Georgia Home Energy Rebates

Installing efficient heat pumps for income-qualified Georgia homeowners. All field work in Georgia must be performed or supervised under a Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor license.

Full-Time Employee · W-2

HVAC Installation Technician

Georgia · Full-time, W-2 employee · Hourly + benefits

Lead and assist on residential heat pump installations and home electrification upgrades, working as part of an Atlas crew. This is a full-time W-2 position with steady, rebate-funded volume.

License & certification requirements

License required Georgia: Work performed under a Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor license (Class I or Class II), issued by the Georgia State Construction Industry Licensing Board (Division of Conditioned Air Contractors). Technicians must hold the license or work under a licensed qualifying agent.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required (covers Type I, II, and III refrigerant handling).
  • Valid Georgia driver's license and clean driving record.
  • 2+ years of residential HVAC install experience preferred.

Scope of work

  • Air-source and ducted/ductless heat pump installs and changeouts.
  • Heat pump water heater installations.
  • Electrical panel-adjacent work (disconnects, dedicated circuits, load coordination with electricians).
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades documented under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Apply for this role
Independent Contractor · 1099

HVAC Subcontractor

Georgia · 1099 independent contractor · Per-project

Take Atlas heat pump install jobs on a per-project basis as an independent, fully licensed and insured contractor. You set your own schedule; we supply a steady pipeline of rebate-funded work.

License & certification requirements

License required Georgia: Must hold an active Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor license (Class I or Class II) in your own name or company, issued by the Georgia State Construction Industry Licensing Board.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required.

Scope of work

  • Heat pump installs, heat pump water heaters, and electrical panel-adjacent work.
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Before your first job, subcontractors must provide: current proof of liability insurance, a valid Georgia Conditioned Air Contractor license, and a completed IRS Form W-9.
Apply as subcontractor

North Carolina

Energy Saver NC

Serving homeowners across all 100 counties. North Carolina HVAC work must be performed under a Heating Group contractor license.

Full-Time Employee · W-2

HVAC Installation Technician

North Carolina · Full-time, W-2 employee · Hourly + benefits

Join an Atlas install crew handling residential heat pump retrofits and electrification upgrades for North Carolina homeowners. Full-time W-2 role with consistent, rebate-funded work.

License & certification requirements

License required North Carolina: Work performed under a North Carolina Heating Group (H) contractor license, H-1, H-2, or H-3 classification, issued by the NC State Board of Examiners of Plumbing, Heating & Fire Sprinkler Contractors. Technicians must hold the license or work under a licensed qualifier.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required (covers Type I, II, and III refrigerant handling).
  • Valid NC driver's license and clean driving record.
  • 2+ years of residential HVAC install experience preferred.

Scope of work

  • Air-source and ducted/ductless heat pump installs and changeouts.
  • Heat pump water heater installations.
  • Electrical panel-adjacent work (disconnects, dedicated circuits, load coordination with electricians).
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades documented under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Apply for this role
Independent Contractor · 1099

HVAC Subcontractor

North Carolina · 1099 independent contractor · Per-project

Work Atlas heat pump installations across North Carolina as an independent, licensed and insured contractor, on your own schedule, with a steady stream of rebate-funded jobs.

License & certification requirements

License required North Carolina: Must hold an active NC Heating Group (H-1, H-2, or H-3) contractor license in your own name or company, issued by the NC State Board of Examiners of Plumbing, Heating & Fire Sprinkler Contractors.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required.

Scope of work

  • Heat pump installs, heat pump water heaters, and electrical panel-adjacent work.
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Before your first job, subcontractors must provide: current proof of liability insurance, a valid NC Heating Group contractor license, and a completed IRS Form W-9.
Apply as subcontractor

Indiana

Indiana Energy Saver

Efficient heating and cooling for income-qualified Hoosiers. Indiana does not issue a statewide HVAC license, so local credentials matter here.

Full-Time Employee · W-2

HVAC Installation Technician

Indiana · Full-time, W-2 employee · Hourly + benefits

Install residential heat pumps and electrification upgrades for Indiana homeowners as part of a full-time Atlas crew, with steady, rebate-funded volume and benefits.

License & certification requirements

License required Indiana: Indiana has no statewide HVAC contractor license. Technicians must hold any HVAC contractor license, registration, or permit required by their local jurisdiction (for example, the City of Indianapolis / Marion County HVAC contractor license) for the areas they work in.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required (covers Type I, II, and III refrigerant handling).
  • Valid Indiana driver's license and clean driving record.
  • 2+ years of residential HVAC install experience preferred.

Scope of work

  • Air-source and ducted/ductless heat pump installs and changeouts.
  • Heat pump water heater installations.
  • Electrical panel-adjacent work (disconnects, dedicated circuits, load coordination with electricians).
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades documented under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Apply for this role
Independent Contractor · 1099

HVAC Subcontractor

Indiana · 1099 independent contractor · Per-project

Take on Atlas heat pump install jobs across Indiana as an independent, insured contractor on your own schedule, backed by a steady pipeline of rebate-funded work.

License & certification requirements

License required Indiana: No statewide HVAC license exists; you must hold whatever local HVAC contractor license or registration is required in the jurisdictions you serve (e.g., Indianapolis / Marion County).
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required.

Scope of work

  • Heat pump installs, heat pump water heaters, and electrical panel-adjacent work.
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Before your first job, subcontractors must provide: current proof of liability insurance, proof of any required local HVAC license/registration, and a completed IRS Form W-9.
Apply as subcontractor

Michigan

Michigan Home Energy Rebates (MiHER)

Helping Michigan homeowners stay warm through winter for $0 if they qualify. Michigan mechanical work is licensed at the state level by LARA.

Full-Time Employee · W-2

HVAC Installation Technician

Michigan · Full-time, W-2 employee · Hourly + benefits

Install and commission residential heat pumps and electrification upgrades for Michigan homeowners as a full-time Atlas crew member, with steady, rebate-funded work and benefits.

License & certification requirements

License required Michigan: Work performed under a Michigan Mechanical Contractor license with the HVAC and refrigeration classifications, issued by LARA's Bureau of Construction Codes. Technicians must hold the license or work under a licensed mechanical contractor.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required (covers Type I, II, and III refrigerant handling).
  • Valid Michigan driver's license and clean driving record.
  • 2+ years of residential HVAC install experience preferred.

Scope of work

  • Air-source and ducted/ductless heat pump installs and changeouts.
  • Heat pump water heater installations.
  • Electrical panel-adjacent work (disconnects, dedicated circuits, load coordination with electricians).
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades documented under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Apply for this role
Independent Contractor · 1099

HVAC Subcontractor

Michigan · 1099 independent contractor · Per-project

Run Atlas heat pump installations across Michigan as an independent, licensed and insured contractor, on your own schedule, with a steady supply of rebate-funded jobs.

License & certification requirements

License required Michigan: Must hold an active Michigan Mechanical Contractor license (HVAC and refrigeration classifications) in your own name or company, issued by LARA's Bureau of Construction Codes.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required.

Scope of work

  • Heat pump installs, heat pump water heaters, and electrical panel-adjacent work.
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Before your first job, subcontractors must provide: current proof of liability insurance, a valid Michigan Mechanical Contractor license, and a completed IRS Form W-9.
Apply as subcontractor

Wisconsin

Focus on Energy

Rebate funds in Wisconsin are limited and moving fast. HVAC work is credentialed by the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS).

Full-Time Employee · W-2

HVAC Installation Technician

Wisconsin · Full-time, W-2 employee · Hourly + benefits

Install residential heat pumps and electrification upgrades for Wisconsin homeowners as a full-time Atlas crew member, with steady, rebate-funded volume and benefits.

License & certification requirements

License required Wisconsin: Work performed under a Wisconsin HVAC Contractor credential with a qualifying HVAC Qualifier credential, issued by the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS). Technicians must hold the credential or work under a credentialed qualifier.
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required (covers Type I, II, and III refrigerant handling).
  • Valid Wisconsin driver's license and clean driving record.
  • 2+ years of residential HVAC install experience preferred.

Scope of work

  • Air-source and ducted/ductless heat pump installs and changeouts.
  • Heat pump water heater installations.
  • Electrical panel-adjacent work (disconnects, dedicated circuits, load coordination with electricians).
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades documented under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Apply for this role
Independent Contractor · 1099

HVAC Subcontractor

Wisconsin · 1099 independent contractor · Per-project

Work Atlas heat pump installations across Wisconsin as an independent, credentialed and insured contractor on your own schedule, with a steady pipeline of rebate-funded jobs.

License & certification requirements

License required Wisconsin: Must hold an active Wisconsin HVAC Contractor credential and HVAC Qualifier credential in your own name or company, issued by the Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS).
  • EPA 608 Universal certification required.

Scope of work

  • Heat pump installs, heat pump water heaters, and electrical panel-adjacent work.
  • Energy-efficiency upgrades under federal HEAR/HOMES rebate programs.
Before your first job, subcontractors must provide: current proof of liability insurance, a valid Wisconsin HVAC Contractor credential, and a completed IRS Form W-9.
Apply as subcontractor