Data Engineer
Storm4 have an extensive portfolio of experienced Data Engineers who strive to promote data excellence within the business and customer base
Storm4 partners with experienced Data Engineers who build the foundations behind high-performing CleanTech platforms. These are engineers who don’t just move data. They make it reliable, resilient, and ready for growth.
Whether you’re hiring a Data Engineer to strengthen your data infrastructure or you’re an engineer ready for your next CleanTech challenge, Storm4 connects innovative Energy, Infrastructure, and Mobility companies with talent that turns data into advantage.
These professionals bring world-class technical expertise, enabling organizations to unlock the value of data transforming early-stage startups into global CleanTech leaders through robust, scalable, and reliable data platforms.
A Data Engineer is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining the data infrastructure that allows organizations to collect, process, and analyze large volumes of data efficiently.
Working closely with Data Scientists, Product Teams, Analytics, and Engineering, Data Engineers ensure that raw data is transformed into high-quality, accessible, and reliable datasets that support decision-making across the business.
In Energy & Infrastrastructure environments such as grid optimization platforms, EV charging networks, and energy storage analytics, Data Engineers play a critical role in managing real-time data streams, optimizing performance, and ensuring systems can scale as adoption increases.
A successful Data Engineer combines strong software engineering fundamentals with deep data expertise, aligning all technical work with business objectives and sustainability outcomes.
Data Engineers require a strong foundation in software development, data systems, and cloud infrastructure.
Energy & Infrastructure organizations typically seek Data Engineer candidates with:
The Data Engineer role spans mid-level through senior and principal positions, depending on organizational needs and data maturity. In CleanTech organizations, Data Engineers are often central to product performance, operational efficiency, and AI-driven insights.
Data Engineers are among the most in-demand technical professionals in the CleanTech sector, with compensation reflecting their critical role in enabling data-driven innovation.
While salary levels for Data Engineers in the Clean Energy, Infrastructure or eMobility spaces can vary depending on company size, funding stage, and geographic location the average mid-level Data Engineer can expect to receive an annual salary somewhere in the range of $130,000 – $160,000 – Going up to $225,000+ for senior and lead data engineering positions.
If you want to find out the breakdown of Data Engineer salary expectations by sector and location, download our latest US CleanTech Salary Guides for a more in-depth look at salaries.
Data Engineers typically sit within the data, engineering, or platform teams, depending on company structure.
Senior and Principal Data Engineers often influence architectural decisions across the wider organization.
Data Engineers Reports To:
Works Closely With:
Here is an example of how a compelling Data Engineer job advert might look for a CleanTech organization:
📊 Role: Data Engineer
💼 Industry: CleanTech | EV Charging & Energy Analytics
🌎 Location: Remote (U.S.-based)
💰 Salary: $155,000–$185,000 + Bonus + Equity
About the Company:
Our client is a fast-growing CleanTech company building intelligent EV charging and energy optimization platforms. As data volumes scale rapidly, they are seeking a Data Engineer to help design, maintain, and optimize their data infrastructure.
Responsibilities:
Requirements:
📧 To apply: Send your resume to recruiter@cleantech-org.com or click “Apply” to start the conversation.
Hiring a Data Engineer focuses on both technical capability and problem-solving mindset.
A typical hiring process includes:
A well-rounded interview process helps reveal the candidate’s technical skills, strategic awareness, and interpersonal skills.
Technical Questions
Industry-Specific Questions
Problem Solving & Collaboration Questions
Experience & Background Questions




