Pros
1. Mission: Working to accelerate the energy transition, and enable a greener, more flexible and reliable grid, is an empowering mission - especially in the current climate. Field are actually doing the critical work of building the real assets to enable renewables to scale up - they are not just another climate-tech platform/marketplace! 2. Challenging & varied work: At Field you get to work on really complex problems, where hard infrastructure projects meet technology e.g. what type of infrastructure assets we should deploy where and why, and how should we operate them to maximise avoided carbon on the system 3. Business model: Field develops, builds and operates it's projects - so it covers the full end to end asset lifecycle - so you have scope to learn about every element, and grow your career across all those disciplines if you so wish 4. Exciting plans: Field are expanding across Europe fast, and that gives lots of opportunities for you to grow 5. Team: There are a lot of talented people at Field, who love sharing their knowledge with the rest of the team (we have weekly in depth Teach-ins on specific technical topics). There is a very open culture around learning, and everybody talks about the fast pace of learning you get at Field.
Cons
Managing uncertainty: At Field, you need to be comfortable to work at a fast pace, and manage uncertainty. Policy changes, interest rates, lithium prices, technology changes, ... All these things can happen quickly, you need to be comfortable to adapt.
