Bilingual Customer Experience Installation Specialist

Mysa; Quebec; Remote; CAD 50,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading energy efficiency company in Quebec is seeking a Customer Experience Installation Specialist. In this remote role, you will provide expert guidance for contractors installing Line Voltage thermostats, troubleshoot challenges, and foster strong communication. The ideal candidate possesses strong technical and installation experience, is bilingual in French and English, and can work independently to ensure a smooth customer experience.

Qualifications

• Experience with high-voltage wiring is essential.
• Interest in smart home or energy-saving products.
• Ability to communicate professionally and effectively.

Responsibilities

• Act as the primary contact for contractors and installers.
• Troubleshoot installation challenges confidently.
• Document interactions and solutions.

Skills

Hands-on installation experience

Strong technical aptitude

Excellent communication skills

Ability to work independently

Bilingual in French and English

Education

CCQ-certified electrician licence

Job description

At Mysa, we’re passionate about making it simple for people to save energy without sacrificing comfort. We’ve built a people-first culture that values flexibility, collaboration, and doing meaningful work that makes a real environmental impact.We’re looking for a Customer Experience Installation Specialist based in Quebec to provide expert guidance to contractors and installers of our Line Voltage thermostats (and our upcoming Low Voltage model). In this role, you’ll be the go-to technical resource—helping ensure smooth installations, troubleshooting effectively, and supporting our partners so they can deliver the best experience to their customers.This is a remote role, working Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (Eastern Time).

Role Overview (What You’ll Do)

• Act as the primary contact for contractors and installers, providing technical guidance on Mysa’s Line Voltage products (and Low Voltage when launched).
• Troubleshoot installation challenges with confidence and clarity.
• Communicate with a professional and friendly tone via phone, video, chat, and email.
• Document interactions and solutions so partners have the information they need for success.
• Work closely with senior team members and the hardware department to resolve complex issues and improve installation processes.
• Share feedback from the field to help improve product documentation, training, and tools.

Star Qualities (Who You Are)

• Hands-on installation experience— with high-voltage wiring.
• Strong technical aptitude and an interest in smart home or energy-saving products.
• Excellent communication skills in both written and spoken formats.
• Ability to work independently in a remote environment while staying connected to the teamCCQ-certified electrician licence
• Bilingual in French and English.

Bonus points if you:

• Have HVAC knowledge
• Experience working with contractor networks
• Enjoy collaborating to improve tools and workflows

A Day in the Life (9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Monday to Friday)

9:00 AM: You start your day by reviewing scheduled calls and checking your email for any urgent requests from contractors who worked after hours. You flag one ticket that needs a quick morning follow-up.

9:30 AM: A contractor in Montreal calls in with a wiring question for a Line Voltage thermostat. You walk them through the process, ensuring they understand both the technical steps and safety considerations.

10:30 AM: You review installation documentation and note a small gap in the Low Voltage guide that will be important for launch—you share the suggestion with the product documentation team.

11:30 AM: Video call with a contractor who’s mid-install. You watch them work through the steps, offer tips, and help resolve a small pairing issue in real time.

12:30 PM: Lunch break—time to recharge.

1:30 PM: You handle a series of scheduled calls and emails, answering questions about compatibility, electrical requirements, and installation best practices.

3:00 PM: You collaborate with the hardware department to discuss a recurring installation challenge flagged by multiple contractors, brainstorming ways to improve the process.

4:00 PM: Final follow-ups—sending out updated wiring diagrams and confirming that earlier cases have been resolved. You document key learnings in the internal knowledge base so the whole team benefits.

5:00 PM: You log off knowing you’ve helped contractors and installers deliver a flawless Mysa experience.