Clean Transportation Jobs

The Clean Transportation Jobs category includes jobs at Electric Vehicles manufacturers, at companies working on new types of engines (gasoline and electric), at companies creating products that reduce harmful vehicle emissions, and companies building electric vehicle charging technologies, and charging stations.

Most of the jobs in Clean Transportation fall into the usual sub-categories:

• Clean Transportation Research and Development jobs, at private companies and private and government laboratories. These jobs all require bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees.
• Clean Transportation engine technology jobs, that often require a bachelor's or master's degree in engineering. These engine technology jobs can be found at companies such as:
  • Transonic Combustion that is revolutionizing fuel injection technology.
  • EcoMotors International, the maker the OPOC diesel 2-stroke engine
  • Achates Power, developing engine technology offering an unparalleled combination of fuel efficiency and power density at low cost.
• Clean Transportation manufacturing jobs, at all electric and hybrid/electric vehicles manufacturers with US-based plants such as:
  • Tesla Motors, with manufactruing facilities in California.
  • Smith Electric Vehicles, of Kansas City, MO.
  • United Streetcar, of Portland, Oregon
  • Fisker Automotive, the plug-in hybrid luxury car manufacturer based in California.
• Clean Transportation infrastructure jobs at companies building technology and networks for charging stations, such as:
  • Better Place
  • Coulomb Technologies

More information on the environmental performance and energy efficiency of cars and trucks is available from the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT), a leading clean transportation non-profit organization.

Here are some of our recent stories about Clean Transportation:

• Green Automotive Company to Create Green Jobs at California All-Electric SUV Plant
• Hybrid Vehicle Manufacturer to Hire 200 in Southeast Michigan
• Battery and Electric Car Developer Coda Raises $76 Million
• Tesla Goes Public... Will the Public Go Tesla?