Who we are:

Electra is reinventing ironmaking from the ground upwith a breakthrough electrochemical technology that produces high purity clean iron and critical co-minerals. With two operating pilots in Boulder and a new demonstration facility underway in Jefferson County, we’re on track to reach commercial scale by the end of the decade. Backed by over $300 million and strategic partnerships with global leaders across mining, steel, and big tech, momentum is on our side. Recognized by Fast Company as a Most Innovative Company and a Next Big Thing in Tech, and named one of TIME’s 100 Climate Leaders, we’re building a company shaping the future of industry. If you’relooking to make an impact and join a team that’sdriven, focused, and scaling, we want to hear from you.

What you will do:

The Contract NetSuite Developer II is a 6-month contract role supporting the configuration, development, testing, deployment, and ongoing maintenance of solutions within Electra’s NetSuite environment and connected business systems. Working under the direction of the Operations Technology and Business Systems Manager and in partnership with business and IT stakeholders, this role contributes to NetSuite enhancements, integrations, and support activities that enable Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Warehouse Operations, Procurement, Finance, and Accounting processes.

This position focuses on implementing approved solutions, maintaining existing functionality, troubleshooting application issues, and supporting continuous improvement initiatives. The successful candidate will support Electra’s transition from research & development operations to production-scale execution by applying approved solutions using native NetSuite configuration, SuiteFlow, SuiteScript, SuiteCloud tools, integrations, and business process change.

Responsibilities include:

Support the delivery of NetSuite enhancements through development, testing, deployment, documentation, validation, and ongoing production support.
Work with business stakeholders, the Operations Technology and Business Systems Manager, IT, and external technical resources to understand requirements and assist in implementing approved solutions
Develop, configure, test, and maintain NetSuite customizations using SuiteScript 2.1, SuiteFlow, custom records, forms, fields, saved searches, and related platform capabilities, while identifying opportunities to leverage standard NetSuite functionality when appropriate
Partner with IT and external partners to complete assigned NetSuite-side integration support activities, including data mappings, testing, troubleshooting, and documentation
Investigate and resolve routine to moderately complex application, workflow, script, data, and integration issues; document findings and escalate issues when additional expertise or decisions are required
Prepare and execute unit and system test cases, assist with user acceptance testing, and support defect tracking and deployment readiness activities.
Support security, access, data quality, and governance activities in partnership with business and IT teams
Collaborate with NetSuite support resources, consultants, and software vendors to troubleshoot issues and implement enhancements
Create and maintain technical documentation and share knowledge with users and team members as needed
Read, understand, and comply with all workplace health and safety policies, safe work practices, and company policies and procedures
Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor

What we need you to bring to the team:

Bachelor’s degree in computer science, information systems, engineering, business, supply chain, accounting, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
2+ years of experience supporting, administering, implementing, or developing solutions within NetSuite
1+ years of experience using SuiteScript 2.x/2.1, SuiteFlow, saved searches, reporting, or other NetSuite platform capabilities
Experience supporting integrations, data imports, testing, troubleshooting, or process improvement initiatives
Working knowledge of ERP processes such as purchasing, receiving, inventory, item and vendor data, accounts payable, financial posting, or reporting
Exposure to NetSuite manufacturing and inventory capabilities, such as assemblies, bills of materials, work orders, WIP, costing, routings, bins, Manufacturing Mobile, and WMS
Ability to analyze routine to moderately complex issues, apply established procedures, and identify when escalation is appropriate
Demonstrated ability to work independently on day-to-day assignments while receiving guidance on new or complex initiatives
Ability to organize assignments, document work, and communicate progress or risks to the appropriate team members
Clear written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to work effectively with business users, technical teams, and external partners

What we want you to bring to the team:

NetSuite SuiteFoundation, Administrator, Application Developer, or Web Services certification preferred but not required
Experience supporting NetSuite in a manufacturing, warehouse, supply chain, industrial, cleantech, or operations-focused environment
Exposure to integrations involving systems such as MES, Power BI, Snowflake, CMMS, CLM, P2P, PunchOut, or AP automation platforms
Experience supporting NetSuite OneWorld, or a NetSuite environment with multiple subsidiaries and locations
Experience supporting issue remediation, application performance improvements, technical-debt reduction, or development backlog activities in collaboration with internal or external technical resources
Familiarity with source control, SuiteCloud development tools, or integration platforms
General understanding of accounting and internal-control considerations related to purchasing, receiving, inventory, accounts payable, and role-based access

Compensation:

The anticipated hourly pay range for this position is $48.00-$57.50 per hour. Compensation will vary based on experience and qualifications, with offers determined based on skills, experience, and overall alignment with the role. This is a temporary contractor position with an initial six-month term and is expected to be scheduled for up to 40 hours per week. This position is not eligible for Electra employee benefits.

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About the company

Electra Earth develops a green-steel production method that uses electrochemical refinement to turn iron ore into steel at much lower temperatures than traditional methods. The process lowers heat from about 1,600°C to around 60°C and relies on intermittent renewable energy rather than coal, enabling on-demand production and the use of low-grade ores that are usually treated as waste. The result is ironmaking with zero carbon emissions. The company’s hardware and operations are designed to be flexible, so production can start or stop as needed, and energy costs are reduced by using inexpensive renewable electricity and lower capital and operating expenses. Electra Earth is also exploring co-extraction of green earth minerals from iron-containing ore bodies and waste streams, creating potential additional revenue streams."

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$387.6M

Headquarters

Boulder, Colorado

Founded

2020

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

JPMorgan added $30 million venture debt on March 10, 2026.
Breakthrough Energy Catalyst, Temasek, and Capricorn backed Electra's $186 million 2025 round.
Jefferson County demo plant targets mid-2026 operations, validating commercial demand.

What critics are saying

Electra still lacks financing for its first commercial plant, leaving 2029 expansion unfunded.
500-ton annual demo output barely matters against 1.4 billion tons of global iron demand.
If the demo plant underperforms, incumbents will abandon Electra and project finance dies.

What makes Electra unique

Electra's 60°C electrochemical ironmaking cuts coal and enables renewable-powered operation.
October 21, 2025 demo plant produces 500 tons yearly from lower-grade ores.
Nucor, Toyota Tsusho, Interfer, and Meta signed purchase and EAC agreements in 2025.

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Benefits

Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Short-Term Disability
Long-Term Disability
Basic Life Insurance
Parental Leave
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Stock Options

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6 month growth

1 year growth

2 year growth

ESG Dive

Mar 13th, 2026

JPMorgan backs clean iron startup Electra with $30M in new capital

JPMorgan backs clean iron startup Electra with $30M in new capital. The new funding will help the startup accelerate progress toward its first commercial facility and scale its overall business. Published March 13, 2026 Dive brief: * Clean iron startup Electra announced Tuesday it has secured $30 million in new capital through a venture debt facility provided by JPMorgan. * The new funding will help Electra accelerate progress toward its first commercial facility and grow its overall business, according to a March 10 release. The company aims to reach commercial scale by the end of 2030. * "This funding gets us one step closer to bringing Electra's clean iron to market," Electra's Chief Financial Officer James Rutland said in the release. "JPMorgan's financing demonstrates confidence in our business, technology and growth prospects. As a team, we're strongly positioned to scale and meet the growing demand for Electra's clean iron." Dive insight: JPMorgan's financing comes after Electra completed a series of successful funding rounds and secured investments last year. In October, Electra secured a $50 million grant from the Bill Gates-backed Breakthrough Energy Ventures. Prior to this, Electra received an $8 million Colorado clean industry tax credit in May and closed a $186 million funding round in April, led by sustainable investment firm Capricorn Investment Group and Singapore-based investment firm Temasek. The green ironmaker also unveiled a 130,000 square foot demonstration facility in Jefferson County, Colorado, in October that it said would be supported by the Breakthrough Energy Ventures grant. The facility is expected to be operational later this year and will be able to produce up to 500 tons of low-carbon iron using the company's technology annually. At the same time, Electra announced it had secured advance purchase agreements for its iron product from U.S. steelmaker Nucor and steel trader Toyota Tsusho and signed its first environmental attribute credit agreement with Meta. The startup, founded in 2020, uses a low-temperature process that dissolves iron ore in an acidic solution before running electricity through the solution, according to the company's website. The low-temperature method allows its technology to be compatible with intermittent renewable energy resources, like wind and solar, and used in electric arc furnaces. JPMorgan Commercial Banking Head of Climate Tech Robert Keepers said in the release that Electra's clean iron technology is well positioned for commercialization, and the bank looks forward to "working with Electra as they continue to scale their business and help accelerate the adoption of clean materials."

StreetInsider

Mar 10th, 2026

Electra secures $30M J.P. Morgan debt facility to advance clean iron production

Electra, a clean iron technology company, has secured a $30 million venture debt facility from J.P. Morgan to advance towards its first commercial facility. The financing follows significant 2025 funding, including a $186 million Series B round, a $50 million Breakthrough Energy Catalyst award and Colorado's $8 million clean industry tax credit. The Boulder-based company uses electrowinning methods to convert iron ores into high-purity iron through chemistry and electricity. Electra has secured advanced purchase orders with steel industry leaders including Nucor, Toyota Tsusho and INTERFER Edelstahl Group, and announced its first Environmental Attribute Credit agreement with Meta. The company aims to reach commercial scale by the end of the decade with its modular, low-temperature system designed for flexibility and cost-efficient deployment.

Startup365

Mar 10th, 2026

Electra Secures $30M in New Capital to Accelerate Commercial Production

Electra Secures $30M in New Capital to Accelerate Commercial Production. Electra Secures $30M in New Capital to Accelerate Commercial Production Electra Secures $30M in New Capital to Accelerate Commercial Production Venture debt facility from J.P. Morgan will support Electra's scale-up as the company prepares its first commercial clean iron facility. BOULDER, Colo., March 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Electra, a clean iron technology company, today announced a $30 million venture debt facility from J.P. Morgan. This new capital will be used for planning and preparation as Electra advances toward its first commercial facility. "This funding gets us one step closer to bringing Electra's clean iron to market, and we're extremely pleased to have the world's leading banking institution stand behind us as we scale," said James Rutland, Electra's Chief Financial Officer. "J.P. Morgan's financing demonstrates confidence in our business, technology and growth prospects. As a team, we're strongly positioned to scale and meet the growing demand for Electra's clean iron." The $30M venture debt facility from J.P. Morgan comes on the heels of significant 2025 funding, including a $186 million Series B funding round, a $50 million Breakthrough Energy Catalyst award, and Colorado's inaugural $8 million clean industry tax credit. Last October, Electra also unveiled its new demonstration facility; secured advanced purchase orders with steel industry leaders including Nucor, Toyota Tsusho and INTERFER Edelstahl Group; and announced its first Environmental Attribute Credit (EAC) agreement with Meta. With a diversified capital base and a $30M venture debt facility from J.P. Morgan, Electra has the capital strength needed to scale effectively and reach commercial scale by the end of the decade. "We are proud to provide financing to support Electra's next stage of growth," said Robert Keepers, head of Climate Tech, J.P. Morgan Commercial Banking. "Their clean iron technology is well-positioned for commercialization. We look forward to working with Electra as they continue to scale their business and help accelerate the adoption of clean materials." Built on electrowinning methods long proven in the mining and metals industries, Electra's clean iron technology converts a wide range of iron ores into high-purity iron. Its modular system design enables rapid, phased expansion, helping reduce upfront capital costs and speed time to market. About Electra: Electra is reinventing ironmaking from the ground up with a breakthrough clean iron technology that uses chemistry and electricity to convert a broad range of ores into 99% pure iron for high-grade steel, batteries, and advanced applications. Its modular, low temperature system is engineered for flexibility and cost-efficient deployment. Electra is backed by global investors and industry leaders including Baruch Future Ventures, BHP Ventures, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, Builders Vision, Capricorn Investment Group, Climate Pledge Fund, Collaborative Fund, Earth Venture Capital, Hancock Iron Ore, INTERFER Edelstahl Group, LowerCarbon Capital, Nucor, Rio Tinto, S2G Investments, Temasek, Toyota Tsusho Corporation, Valor, and Yamato. To learn more, visit electra.earth and follow Electra on LinkedIn. Media Contact: Email: [email protected]

ESG Today

Oct 22nd, 2025

Meta Signs Purchase Deal with Green Steel Startup Electra to Address Carbon Footprint of Data Centers - ESG Today

Clean iron producer Electra announced a series of new agreements, including purchase deals with several global steel companies to help reduce the carbon footprint of their products, and an Environmental Attribute Credit (EAC) agreement with Meta to help address the social media and communications giant’s supply chain emissions. Founded in 2020, Colorado-based Electra has developed […]

L'Echo

Jul 24th, 2025

Electra secures €433M green loan

Electra has secured up to €433 million through a new green loan to further accelerate the deployment of its infrastructure. Since its inception, the ultra-fast charging operator has surpassed €1 billion in funds raised.

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