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Schneider Electric
Energy Management & Automation
Impact starts with us

Build a career that powers the future.

At Schneider Electric, you don't just work on equipment — you work on what keeps the world running. From powering hospitals and factories to supporting data centers and smart buildings, your skills help deliver reliable, efficient, and sustainable energy every day.

160,000+
Employees worldwide
100+
Countries
25%
Carbon cut by 2030
#1
TIME World's Most Sustainable 2026
02 · Who we are

We are your energy technology partner.

Schneider Electric electrifies, automates, and digitalizes industries, businesses, and homes — helping them run more efficiently and sustainably. That means working with real equipment, real systems, and real impact.

A Schneider Electric employee working in an energy technology environment
World's most sustainableRanked #1 by TIME, 2026.

You're not just starting a job — you're building the systems that power the world.

We're looking for the next generation of technicians, electricians, and skilled trades professionals to help shape how energy is distributed, controlled, and used. Whether you're in a technical program, trade school, or just starting your career, we offer opportunities to learn on the job, grow your skills, and build a long-term career.

Our technologies support manufacturing and industrial facilities, data centers and critical infrastructure, commercial buildings and hospitals, and power grids and renewable energy systems. If it involves power, control systems, or automation, there's a good chance you'll work with it here.

160,000+
EmployeesAcross 100+ countries
100+
CountriesGlobal reach, local impact
#1
TIME 2026World's most sustainable
25%
Carbon cutBy 2030 · Net-Zero by 2050
Fast facts

Fast facts about Schneider Electric.

Ten quick things to know about building an early career at Schneider Electric.

01

Global Reach, Local Impact

Schneider Electric operates in over 100 countries - but you don't need to move far to get started. With offices, factories, and projects across the U.S., you can launch your career close to home while working for a company that makes a global difference.

02

Green Goals

We're cutting carbon by 25% across our value chain by 2030 and getting our operations Net-Zero ready. By 2050, we're aiming for Net-Zero emissions across everything we do.

03

Future Tech

From smart homes and electric vehicle chargers to robotics, AI, and advanced building automation - this is your chance to work on the technologies that will shape tomorrow's world.

04

No Degree? No Problem

You don't need a four-year degree to build a successful career here. Schneider offers paid apprenticeships, development programs, and hands-on programs designed to help you learn while you earn.

05

Paid to Learn

Earn while you learn. Schneider Electric's structured training programs blend mentorship, classroom learning, and hands-on experience - all while getting paid from day one.

06

Big on Belonging

We believe great ideas come from diverse perspectives. Schneider Electric is committed to inclusion and care - you'll find a workplace that values who you are and supports your growth.

07

Digital First

Build the digital future. From mobile apps that manage energy use to platforms that power entire cities, you'll help create the tools and tech that powers a more efficient world.

08

Make an Impact, Fast

You won't be stuck watching from the sidelines. Schneider gives early career employees the chance to join real sustainability projects, innovation labs, and mission-critical teams from the start.

09

Career Climbing Starts Early

Through our early career programs, you can move from student to full-time employee fast - no waiting around. You'll gain experience, build a network, and grow your career from high school onward.

10

Skills That Stick

Whether you want to go into energy, construction, digital technology, or the skilled trades, the experience you gain at Schneider Electric sets you up with skills that last a lifetime - in industries that are always in demand.

03 · Why start here

A future that's electric.

If you want to skip the traditional four-year college route and start a career with purpose, Schneider Electric could be a perfect fit. Here's what you'll get when you join our team.

Earn while you learn

Paid apprenticeships and Development Programs let you earn a paycheck from day one while you build in-demand technical skills.

Hands-on experience

Real work with real equipment and systems — not just classroom learning. You'll build, troubleshoot, and commission from the start.

Skills for life

From electrical work to digital tech, the experience you gain sets you up with skills that last a lifetime — in industries always in demand.

Jobs with purpose

Help fight climate change and power the future. Early-career employees join real sustainability projects and mission-critical teams.

04 · Life at Schneider

Hear it from the team.

From interns making an impact to engineers shaping the future of energy, these stories give you a behind-the-scenes look at what it's really like to build a career at Schneider Electric.

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Career Journeys
Real career journeys at Schneider Electric — how people found their path and grew in energy and technology.
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Field Services careers
Explore what a career in Field Services looks like — the work, the training, and the impact.
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Set up for success
See how Schneider Electric sets new hires up for success with training and support from day one.
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Digital engineering start
Elijah Holland shares how he started a career in digital engineering at Schneider Electric.
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Aircraft to power monitoring
How a commissioning specialist moved from aircraft systems to power monitoring at Schneider Electric.
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Inside the Digital Engineering program
Elijah Holland shows what a participant in the Digital Engineering Development Program actually does day to day.
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3 tips to succeed in digital engineering
Elijah Holland shares his advice for making the most of an early career in digital engineering.
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Popcorn Mondays?!
A fun, memorable look at the everyday culture and experiences that make life at Schneider Electric different.
Your story next?
From paid apprenticeships to long-term growth, there's a place for you on the team powering a more sustainable world.
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Career pathways

Career pathways you can explore.

Whether you’re hands-on, tech-minded, or passionate about sustainability, there’s a pathway for you. From electrical trades to digital innovation, Schneider Electric offers careers that start right out of high school or trade school — with real training, real impact, and room to grow.

01

Electrical Trades

Install, maintain, and repair power and automation systems across the U.S.

02

Engineering

Design smart energy systems like solar, EV infrastructure, or industrial automation.

03

IT & Software

Develop and manage smart tools, apps, cybersecurity systems, and cloud platforms.

04

Sustainability

Help companies reduce energy waste and achieve their carbon goals.

05

Project Management

Oversee major electrical or automation projects from start to finish.

06

Sales & Marketing

Connect customers with sustainable and smart building solutions.

07

Customer Support

Train users, troubleshoot systems, and keep everything running smoothly.

05 · Entry-level careers

Launch your career in energy, automation, and technology.

Three ways to start a hands-on career at Schneider Electric — with real training, real impact, and room to grow, whichever way you learn best.

Explore all opportunities →
Schneider Electric team members beside control panels and automation equipment in a training labBest for hands-on learners
Electrical Technician Apprentice
Work alongside experienced technicians installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting electrical systems in commercial and industrial settings. Earn while you learn through a structured apprenticeship that combines hands-on training with classroom instruction.
Multiple locations · Electrical Trade, HVAC, or Technical Certification · Competitive pay
Explore opportunities →
A Schneider Electric employee smiling beside an EcoStruxure Plant automation displayBest for tech enthusiasts
Software Support Associate
Support customers using Schneider Electric's EcoStruxure platforms by troubleshooting software issues and providing technical guidance. This role blends problem-solving with customer interaction — perfect for recent graduates who want to bridge technology and business.
Multiple locations · Computer Science, IT, Software Engineering, or Business · Competitive pay
Explore opportunities →
Two Schneider Electric technicians working with automation control equipment on a factory floorBest for problem solvers
Field Service Technician – Automation
Install and commission smart automation systems in buildings and industrial facilities across your region. You'll troubleshoot complex systems, work with cutting-edge IoT technology, and directly impact how energy is managed in the buildings around you.
Multiple locations · Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or Automation Technology · Competitive pay
Explore opportunities →
06 · Open positions

Early-career roles open right now.

These positions are open to graduating students and early-career applicants. New roles are posted regularly — see the full careers site for everything available today.

See all open roles →
Development Program
Electrical Technician Development Program – Jan 2027
Multiple US locations · Full-time · January 2027 cohort
Full-timeCurrent posting
View & apply
Development Program
Electrical Technician Development Program – July 2027
Multiple US locations · Full-time · July 2027 cohort
Full-timeCurrent posting
View & apply
Building Management Systems
Systems Specialist I, BMS
Pasco, WA · Full-time
Full-timeCurrent posting
View & apply
Service
Technician, Service
Columbus, OH · Full-time
Full-timeCurrent posting
View & apply
Manufacturing
Electrical Manufacturing Technician
Goodyear, AZ · Full-time · Job ID 127265
Full-timeCurrent posting
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Manufacturing
Electrical Manufacturing Technician – Manual Cell Operator
Goodyear, AZ · Job ID 131315
Current roleCurrent posting
View & apply
Quality
Manufacturing Electrical Quality Inspector
Fairfield, OH · Full-time
Full-timeCurrent posting
View & apply
Production Testing
Production Electrical Tester Technician (Weekend shift)
Fairfield, OH · Full-time · Weekend shift
Full-timeCurrent posting
View & apply
Production Testing
Production Electrical Tester Technician (1st shift)
Fairfield, OH · Full-time · 1st shift
Full-timeCurrent posting
View & apply
Production Testing
Production Electrical Tester Technician (2nd shift)
Fairfield, OH · Full-time · 2nd shift
Full-timeCurrent posting
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Field Service
Field Service Representative I
Abilene, TX · Full-time
Full-timeCurrent posting
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Field Service
Field Service Representative I
Midland, TX · Full-time
Full-timeCurrent posting
View & apply
07 · Ways to launch

More than one way to get started.

You don't need a four-year degree to build a successful career here. Pick the path that fits where you are right now — each one blends mentorship, classroom learning, and hands-on experience.

Apprenticeships

Earn while you learn with hands-on training. Structured programs blend mentorship, classroom learning, and real experience — all while getting paid from day one.

Development Programs

Entry-level roles in skilled trades and tech. Move from student to full-time employee fast — gaining experience and building a network as you grow.

Internships

Opportunities for students in tech and trade schools — spring, summer, or fall. Join real sustainability projects and mission-critical teams from the start.

08 · High school to hire

Your career can start earlier than you think.

Whether you're just exploring career paths or getting ready to launch one, here's a simple path from the classroom to a career in energy and technology.

Step 1
Explore what sparks your interest
Into solving problems and working with your hands? STEM classes, robotics, or sustainability projects? Digital tools and emerging tech? If so, you're already on the right path.
Step 2
Get career-ready with a tech or CTE program
Talk to your school counselor about programs in electrical trades or building systems, construction or engineering, or robotics, computer science, and digital tech. These lay the groundwork for careers in energy, automation, and sustainability.
Step 3
Consider industry certifications
Not required, but they help you stand out: OSHA 10 or 30 (workplace safety), NCCER Core (construction fundamentals), and CompTIA IT Fundamentals (tech basics).
Step 4
Launch your career with Schneider Electric
If you're 18+ or a recent graduate from a trade or technical program, you may be eligible for Apprenticeships, Development Programs, and Internships. Your future starts now — stay curious, ask questions, and discover what's possible.
09 · What guides us

Everything we do is guided by our IMPACT values.

Together, they form the word IMPACT — because creating impact is what we're all about. These values shape how we work with people, technology, and the planet.

Schneider Electric IMPACT values

Inclusion

We embrace diverse perspectives, co-creating a place where everyone belongs and thrives.

Mastery

We count on our expertise and know-how to deliver the highest quality innovations.

Purpose

We aspire to build a sustainable future for our people, customers, communities and planet.

Action

We get things done with accountability, speed and integrity, always with the customer in mind.

Curiosity

We love to think deeply and differently, challenging the status quo and learning every day.

Teamwork

We achieve together with our teams, collaborating with trust and openness.

Free learning

Build job-ready skills with Schneider Electric University.

Free, self-paced, globally recognized courses that help students build real-world skills in energy, sustainability, data centers, and automation. All courses are vendor-neutral, short, and designed to help you stand out as you start your career.

01

Professional Energy Manager Certification

Developed with the Institute of Energy Professionals — ideal for students who want to build a career in sustainability and energy management.

02

Data Center Certified Associate

Perfect for students interested in IT, engineering, or technology. Learn the fundamentals of cooling, power, cabling, racks, fire safety, security, and how data centers operate.

03

What this means for students & trade schools

A powerful, accessible way to build job-ready skills in high-demand fields, gain credentials employers respect, explore career pathways without prior industry experience, and learn anytime, anywhere, for free.

Go Green

Rethink energy at the Schneider Go Green competition.

An exciting global challenge open to teams of students and young entrepreneurs from all backgrounds. Your mission? To rethink energy and imagine solutions that are innovative, affordable, and sustainable — ideas that work in the real world, not just on paper.

01

Who can enter

Open to students currently registered and enrolled full- or part-time in any undergraduate or graduate program, aged eighteen (18) to thirty (30).

02

The challenge

Team up with fellow students and tackle the challenge of rethinking how energy works. Design solutions that are innovative, sustainable, and affordable, and show how smart energy ideas can make a real impact in the world.

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Go Green Competition
Discover Schneider Electric's global student competition to tackle real sustainability and energy challenges.
Interview tips

How to nail your Schneider Electric interview.

When it comes to landing a role at Schneider Electric, preparation is everything. Donald Tuck, Secure Power Services Manager for Southern Virginia, shares his top tips for standing out.

01

Feeling nervous? No need to hide it

“I can usually tell when someone’s nervous. Just say, I get a little anxious in interviews. I can work with that. It shows honesty, and transparency is something we value here.”

02

Do your homework

“If I ask what Schneider Electric is and you can tell me, even just broadly, it tells me you’ve done your homework.” Before your interview, familiarize yourself with our mission, lines of business, and recent initiatives — a little research goes a long way.

03

Bring your A-game

Your interview is your opportunity to tell us your story in your own words. Highlight your technical skills, your problem-solving abilities, and what excites you about the role.

04

Know the process

Expect a two-stage interview process. Donald usually leads the first round and, if successful, brings in a second manager for a follow-up conversation.

10 · A global team

Opportunities wherever energy and technology are needed.

Headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, with offices, factories, and projects across the U.S. — you can launch your career close to home while working for a company that makes a global difference.

160,000+
EmployeesWorldwide
100+
CountriesGlobal operations
#1
TIME 2026World's most sustainable
Boston
HeadquartersMassachusetts, USA

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★ Find your fit

Which Schneider Electric path could fit you?

Pick the statement that sounds most like you and we'll point you toward a Schneider Electric career area to explore.

11 · Your questions, answered

Everything you wanted to ask, answered.

Schneider Electric electrifies, automates, and digitalizes industries, businesses, and homes — helping them run more efficiently and sustainably. Our technologies support manufacturing and industrial facilities, data centers, commercial buildings and hospitals, and power grids and renewable energy systems.

No. You don't need a four-year degree to build a successful career here. Schneider offers paid apprenticeships, development programs, and hands-on programs designed to help you learn while you earn.

If you're 18+ or a recent graduate from a trade or technical program, you may be eligible for Apprenticeships, Development Programs, and Internships.

Yes — earn while you learn. Schneider Electric's structured training programs blend mentorship, classroom learning, and hands-on experience, all while getting paid from day one.

They're not required, but they help you stand out: OSHA 10 or 30 (workplace safety), NCCER Core (construction fundamentals), and CompTIA IT Fundamentals (tech basics).

Yes. Schneider Electric University offers free, self-paced, globally recognized courses that help students build real-world skills in energy, sustainability, data centers, and automation.

Explore current openings on the Schneider Electric early careers site, or join our Talent Community to hear about new roles first.

Ready to power the future?

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