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Charge Robotics

Robots that build solar farms

chargerobotics.com
HQ: Oakland, CA, USA
11-50
Industrials

Company research

Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals

Updated Aug 16, 2026

Overview

Charge Robotics is a MIT-founded robotics company building portable robotic factories that automate the most labor-intensive parts of utility-scale solar construction, aiming to make solar farms cheaper, faster, and safer to build.

Primary product

Portable robotic factory/system for automating utility-scale solar farm assembly and installation

Founded

2021

Headquarters

San Leandro, California, United States

Team size

11-50

Work style

Onsite

Industry

Construction

Sub-industry

Robotics / solar construction automation

Offices

Oakland, California, United States

Business model

B2B
enterprise sales
hardware + services

Funding

Stage

venture

Total raised

$17.1M

Latest round

Venture Round · Aug 2024

Latest amount

$17M

Venture Round

Mar 2025

$22M

Seed Round

May 2022

Pre Seed Round

Aug 2021

People & investors

Leadership

Banks Hunter

Co-founder & CEO

Max Justicz

Co-founder & CTO

Alec Page

Head of Operations & Strategy

Austin Hatfield

Head of Construction

Peter H. Dang

Founding Recruiter

Tyler Hayes

Lead R&D Engineering Technician

Investors

Climate Capital
E14 Fund
Energy Impact Partners
Founders Fund
FoundersX Ventures
Gaingels
Hummingbird Ventures
Lux Capital
MIT-related/angel backers
Silicon Valley investors (unspecified)
UpHonest Capital
Y Combinator
Y Combinator Continuity Fund

Work & culture

Publicly presented as mission-driven and climate-focused, with a strong engineering/building emphasis and a hiring push around on-site robotics work in the Bay Area. Evidence suggests a hands-on, manufacturing-heavy culture rather than remote work.

Work style

Onsite

Compensation

No public compensation ranges or benefits pages were found in the searched sources. Hiring appears active for engineering, manufacturing, and field roles, but salary details were not publicly surfaced.

Product & market

Pricing

Not publicly disclosed; likely project-based enterprise sale / deployment and support model.

Differentiators

  • —Portable robotic factory deployed on-site
  • —Automates both assembly and field installation steps
  • —Targets labor bottlenecks in utility-scale solar construction
  • —Prototype validated in a real-world deployment with SOLV Energy
  • —MIT-founded and backed by Y Combinator and Lux Capital

Technology

KUKA
SolidWorks
Onshape
Python
AutoCAD
LinkedIn Recruiter
Microsoft Excel
Google Sheets
Microsoft PowerPoint
YouTube
RAMP
UPS
harness
prototype

Customers

SOLV Energy
utility-scale solar construction companies
solar project developers

Competitors

built-environment automation companies
solar construction contractors using manual labor
other solar automation/robotics startups

Scale & contact

Estimated monthly visits

5.8K

Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026

Latest news

Charge Robotics raises $22 million to deploy portable robotic factories for utility-scale solar farm assembly

Energies Media · Jul 2026

Secondary coverage stating Charge Robotics raised $22M for commercial deployment of portable robotic factories.

Portable Factories Automate Large Solar Installations

EE Power · Apr 2025

Covers Charge Robotics' portable factory concept, computer-vision quality control, and its planned commercial rollout.

MIT-based startup launches solar construction robotic system

pv magazine USA · Mar 2025

Reports the Sunrise deployment, the SOLV Energy pilot, and Charge Robotics' push toward commercial deployments.

MIT-based startup launches solar construction robotic system

pv magazine USA · Mar 2025

Covers the Sunrise system, the SOLV Energy pilot, and the move from prototype to first commercial deployments.

Making solar projects cheaper and faster with portable factories

MIT News · Mar 2025

MIT profiled Charge Robotics’ prototype deployment with SOLV Energy and noted the company had raised $22M for commercial deployments.

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Jobs and careers at Charge Robotics

14 jobs at Charge Robotics

Electrical Design Engineer

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ; San Leandro, California, United States
1mo ago
On-site
Full-time
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R&D Technician, Manager

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
1mo ago
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Full-time
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Senior Robotics Software Engineer

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
3mo ago
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Lead R&D Technician

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
3mo ago
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Technical Project Manager

On-site
G&A
San Leandro HQ
3mo ago
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Head of Manufacturing

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
3mo ago
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Head of Engineering

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
6mo ago
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Solar Site Superintendent - Mechanical Foreman

On-site
Field Operations
Field
7mo ago
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Full-time
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Senior Electrical Engineer

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
7mo ago
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Senior Mechanical Engineer

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
9mo ago
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Robotics System Operator (Deployment Engineer)

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
9mo ago
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Senior Robotics Integration Engineer

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
10mo ago
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First Manufacturing Engineer

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
11mo ago
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R&D Engineering Technician (Electromechanical Assembly)

On-site
Engineering
San Leandro HQ
12mo ago
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