Lead Generation Specialist

Energy5 is a turnkey provider of commercial electrification and decarbonization infrastructure. We design, build, and manage the full project lifecycle for our clients, including site design, engineering, rebate and grant management, permitting, installation, inspection, activation, and ongoing maintenance. By handling every step in-house or through our integrated teams, we reduce project complexity, accelerate timelines, and help customers capture the maximum available incentives so they can lower total project cost and retain one hundred percent of the long-term charging revenue.

In 2024 we tripled our revenue, and in 2025 we doubled. We operate with startup speed and national reach, supported by the field crews and construction strength of our sister company, Utilities One. This gives Energy5 true coast-to-coast capability, allowing us to deliver anything from a single charger at a small business to full-scale, multi-hundred-port deployments.

As an Energy5 Lead Generation Specialist, you will support the growth of our Account Management teams by identifying, qualifying, and organizing targeted lead opportunities. This role plays an important part in ensuring our sales organization is focused on the right companies, industries, and projects that align with Energy5’s turnkey, construction, and funding services.

You will research markets, identify potential customers, and build structured lead lists that support outbound campaigns, call center engagement, and direct sales activity. The role requires strong attention to detail, comfort working with data, and the ability to identify patterns that improve targeting accuracy and conversion performance.

This role reports directly to the Head of Sales and works closely with Partnerships, Account Management, and call center teams to improve lead quality and opportunity conversion.
This position helps increase inbound opportunities and improves the efficiency of outbound efforts by ensuring leads are relevant, well-qualified, and aligned with available incentive programs and infrastructure demand.