Full-Time

Marketing Manager

Updated on 7/9/2025

Solar Landscape

Solar Landscape

51-200 employees

Community solar projects for local energy access

Compensation Overview

$85k - $135k/yr

Mid, Senior

Shrewsbury, NJ, USA

Hybrid

This is a hybrid position, indicating that some days will require in-office presence.

Category
General Marketing
Growth Marketing
Growth & Marketing
Required Skills
Communications
Wordpress
Hubspot
Salesforce
Marketing
Google Analytics
Requirements
  • Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, Business, or related field.
  • 3+ years' experience in a direct-to-consumer, digital, or lifecycle marketing role, including operations responsibilities.
  • Background in home services, energy, telecom, or other regulated industry preferred. Experience with community solar or subscriber-based utility programs a plus.
  • Understanding of direct response marketing (direct mail, digital, door-to-door) campaigns, marketing analytics, and customer retention.
  • Familiarity with website Content Management Systems (e.g., WordPress), CRM, campaign tools (e.g. HubSpot, Pardot/Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics 365), and Google Analytics.
  • Strong project and partner management skills; experience managing agency or vendor relationships.
  • Exposure to demand generation, lifecycle automation, win back campaigns, or churn reduction strategies.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, and a passion for sustainability.
  • Creative thinking and interest in testing new marketing approaches.
Responsibilities
  • Coordinate subcontracted campaigns, e.g., direct mail, digital ads, canvassing.
  • Manage timelines, deliverables, creative approvals, and reporting.
  • Participate in regular check-ins with vendor teams to track progress and optimize performance.
  • Ensure consistency across messaging, compliance, and customer experience.
  • Build and maintain channel-specific training materials and playbooks for vendors.
  • Ensure all external-facing materials reflect legal, brand, and program requirements.
  • Support partner payment processes by confirming milestone completion and ensuring timely and accurate invoice submissions in accordance with contract terms.
  • Oversee campaign setup and QA for accuracy, regulatory compliance, and audience fit.
  • Track campaign quality, troubleshoot issues, and provide feedback for improvements.
  • Build and maintain marketing SOPs to increase repeatability and reduce errors.
  • Develop and manage lifecycle messaging for active subscribers, including onboarding, education, and program updates.
  • Execute targeted winback campaigns to re-engage churned or inactive subscribers via email, SMS, or direct mail.
  • Partner with analytics to define churn risk and segmentation strategies.
  • Coordinate with customer support and operations to align on messaging and resolution workflows.
  • Collaborate with the Community Engagement team to align marketing efforts with local partnership-driven subscriber acquisition.
  • Provide marketing assets, training, and execution support as needed for co-branded or community-aligned campaigns.
  • Analyze and summarize campaign and lifecycle performance.
  • Work closely with Operations, Legal, Brand, and Community Engagement teams to ensure a unified customer journey.
  • Help improve marketing attribution, tracking, and enrollment data infrastructure in partnership with Subscriber Operations.
  • Support implementation of emerging acquisition channels.
  • Track pilot campaign results and recommend improvements or scale strategies.
Desired Qualifications
  • Background in home services, energy, telecom, or other regulated industry preferred.
  • Experience with community solar or subscriber-based utility programs a plus.

Solar Landscape develops community solar projects in New Jersey, allowing residents to benefit from solar energy without needing to install panels on their own properties. The company partners with commercial real estate owners, municipalities, and non-profits to install large-scale solar systems, which generate renewable energy for local communities. This model makes solar power accessible to renters and low-to-moderate income households, setting it apart from traditional solar options. Solar Landscape's goal is to make solar energy affordable and sustainable for all, while also reducing carbon emissions.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$1.1B

Headquarters

Wall Township, New Jersey

Founded

2012

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Secured $175M from PGIM to expand rooftop solar projects in Maryland and Illinois.
  • Inflation Reduction Act increases tax credits for solar in low-income communities, boosting incentives.
  • Growing demand for corporate sustainability could lead to more business partnerships.

What critics are saying

  • Increased competition in the community solar market may pressure market share and pricing.
  • Potential changes in New Jersey's solar incentives could impact project financial viability.
  • Rising solar panel material costs due to supply chain issues may affect profitability.

What makes Solar Landscape unique

  • Solar Landscape focuses on community solar projects, making solar accessible to underserved communities.
  • The company partners with commercial real estate owners to utilize rooftops for solar installations.
  • Solar Landscape's model allows residents to benefit from solar without installing panels themselves.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

401(k) Company Match

Flexible Work Hours

Paid Vacation

Company News

Clean Energy Pipeline
Jun 25th, 2025
Solar Landscape secures $115M credit facility

Solar Landscape has secured a $115 million credit facility from Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit to expand its community and commercial rooftop solar portfolio.

Clean Energy Pipeline
Jun 25th, 2025
Solar Landscape backed by Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit

US company Solar Landscape has secured a $115 million credit facility from Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit (Nuveen EIC) to support the expansion of its community and commercial rooftop solar portfolio.

PV Magazine USA
May 27th, 2025
Solar Landscape secures $175M financing

Solar Landscape secured $175 million in long-term financing from PGIM Private Capital to expand its rooftop solar projects in Maryland and Illinois. The funding will support 74 projects on 3 million square feet of rooftops, adding nearly 43 MW of solar capacity. Half of the projects aim to reduce energy costs for low- and moderate-income households. Fourteen projects are already operational, with the rest expected by 2025. PGIM joins Walmart as an investor in this initiative.

United Power Partners
May 27th, 2025
Commercial rooftop solar developer secures $175 million financing

Solar Landscape, a developer of rooftop commercial solar projects, secured a $175 million long-term shelf financing from PGIM Private Capital, a $1.4 trillion investment management business of Prudential Financial.

ROI-NJ
May 27th, 2025
Solar Landscape & Pgim Private Capital Announce $175M Partnership

Asbury Park’s Solar Landscape, a commercial rooftop solar developer, has announced a landmark $175 million long-term partnership with PGIM Private Capital to finance its growing portfolio of projects that feed electricity directly into the distributed grid, initially across Maryland and Illinois.PGIM Private Capital is the private capital arm of PGIM, the $1.4 trillion global investment management business of Prudential Financial, Inc.The partnership, in the form of an institutional shelf debt facility, will finance the construction and operations of 74 Solar Landscape projects in Maryland and Illinois on 3 million square feet of commercial rooftops, creating nearly 43 megawatts (DC) of solar capacity for the surrounding communities.“Commercial rooftop solar is America’s most shovel-ready energy source, and this financing enables us to build more and build it faster,” said Solar Landscape Chief Financial Officer Clayton Avent. “This debt investment is another example of PGIM Private Capital’s long track record of strong investment into the energy sector. The first wave of these projects is already generating electricity to meet the country’s growing demand.”The transaction marks an important step in Solar Landscape’s capital markets evolution and will enable dynamic and efficient deployment of debt capital into the company’s best-in-class rooftop community solar projects. The flexibility of the private shelf facility enables Solar Landscape to further expedite development and deployment cycles, generating energy into the distribution-level grid quickly and efficiently.The shelf financing from PGIM Private Capital complements Walmart’s tax equity investment in the portfolio, which Walmart and Solar Landscape announced in October 2024. Subsequent shelf deployments across addressable markets are expected to follow in 2025 and beyond, further entrenching Solar Landscape’s status as the nation’s preeminent fully integrated independent power producer focused on deploying solar and energy storage on commercial rooftops.For PGIM Private Capital, the investment is part of its long-term approach to investment in clean energy.“By building solar projects on existing commercial buildings, Solar Landscape is deploying energy quickly, efficiently and close to where it will be used, making it a sound investment in our energy future,” said Ingrida Soldatova, senior principal, Real Assets—Power at PGIM Private Capital. “We are always happy to continue adding to our portfolio of investments in the community solar space.”More than a dozen projects in the initial investment portfolio were energized recently in Maryland, and the balance of the portfolio is expected to come into service in 2025