Subsidy and net-metering processes differ by state, change without notice, and reject applications for reasons that are not written down. You would encode them — accurately enough that the platform assembles a packet that passes first time.
What you would be doing
- Own the rule sets behind subsidy, net-metering and scheme applications, state by state.
- Track notifications and regulator orders, and update rules before customers hit the change.
- Define the document, format and field requirements each authority actually enforces.
- Analyse rejected applications to find the unwritten rule behind them.
- Work with engineering to turn a rule set into a generated packet rather than a checklist.
What we are looking for
- Three or more years in regulatory, compliance or subsidy work in energy or infrastructure.
- Fluency reading government notifications and DISCOM procedures.
- Precision — this work fails on a wrong field, not a wrong idea.
- Enough technical comfort to specify a rule unambiguously for an engineer.
Useful, not required
Existing DISCOM or nodal-agency relationships.Experience with PM Surya Ghar or state rooftop programmes.
Why this role is interesting
Every week you take off a subsidy packet is a week earlier a household starts saving money.
How we hire
Step one
Intro call
Thirty minutes with the hiring manager. Mutual, not a screen.
Step two
Work session
Ninety minutes on a real problem from our backlog. Paid.
Step three
Team and craft
Two conversations with people you would work beside daily.
Step four
Offer
Within three working days of the last conversation, either way.