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Unitil provides the necessities of life, safely and reliably delivering natural gas and electricity throughout New England. Our talented, dedicated people power technology and innovation that leads to more dependable,cost-efficient energy.

Is Unitil hiring?

Yes. As of November 9, 2026, Unitil has 6 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days.

Open roles

Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.

Hiring pattern

How fast Unitil is adding roles, and how they're set up.

New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month

5
8
8
3
3
JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovember
November: 3 new roles.

How roles are set upShare of open roles

19%
50%
31%
HybridOn-siteNot stated
19% of roles are hybrid or remote.

Customers

All 38 companies Unitil names as customers.

Customers hiring now4

Case studies28

  • City of Saco
  • Concord Housing Authority
  • Gemini Technical Services Inc. (GTS)
  • Town of Townsend
  • Town of Lunenburg, MA
  • Exeter Area YMCA
  • Town of Plaistow
  • St. Bernard’s High School
  • Canton Valley Housing
  • Rees-Larkin Development
  • Sizer School
  • First Parish Congregational Church
  • Elkins Public Library
  • Anwelt Heritage Apartments
  • H.P. Hood LLC
  • Wentworth Home
  • Dover High School
  • Town of Hampton
  • TriTown Landing Apartments
  • South Hampton Public Library
  • University of New Hampshire
  • Fitchburg Redevelopment Authority
  • CP Blouin
  • Community Church of Durham
  • UTZ Quality Foods
  • Fitchburg Art Museum
  • NH1 Motorplex
  • town of Bow

Other customers6

  • Gemini Technical Services
  • Southern District YMCA
  • Great Bridge Properties
  • the City of Dover
  • The Rinks at Exeter
  • UTZ

What their customers say

Quotes from people at Unitil's customers.

“The Unitil team has been instrumental in helping to ensure the City of Saco runs efficiently. This conversion product has helped us both lower our greenhouse gas emissions while also saving money—savings that will allow us make local tax dollars go that much further.”

Bryan Kaenrath · City Administrator · City of Saco

“Improving the lives of our residents is paramount. By shifting from traditional incandescent light bulbs to LEDs and replacing older inefficient refrigerators throughout the units, we have reduced our tenants’ electric costs significantly.”

Tom Buckman · Facilities Director · Concord Housing Authority

“Our previous lighting meant that we were risking injury to climb up long ladders to replace bulbs. The dated fluorescent lighting was constantly flickering or going out and having to be replaced, creating a less than ideal work environment for our employees. This LED lighting upgrade has transformed our facility, helping both our employees’ eyesight and the quality of their work as a result. The team at Unitil was a seamless part of this project, ensuring that we were able to utilize the rebate for this essential facility upgrade.”

JoAnn Uribe · Gemini Technical Services

“It is important that we are proactive in reducing our energy usage, which not only benefits taxpayers but is good for the environment as well as improving the overall comfort of our facilities.”

Ross Perry · Interim Town Manager for Townsend, Mass · Town of Townsend

“I’m so proud of this project. There’s cost savings for us, but there are also environmental savings. These lights will last a lot longer so we won’t have to box up the fluorescent lighting and pay to have them shipped off.”

Sean Murphy · Facilities Coordinator for the Southern District YMCA · Southern District YMCA
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“The Town of Plaistow is excited to upgrade our public safety complex with a new look and feel while also cutting costs. It is important to us that we provide our first responders with the tools and environment to run their department smoothly and to ensure tax dollars are spent efficiently. We’re grateful for our continued partnership with Unitil and the opportunity to retrofit the fire and police departments with LED lighting.”

Dee Voss · Special Projects Coordinator · Town of Plaistow

“The positive feedback from our faculty and students has been astounding on campus and the lighting at the Activity Center is unbelievable. We couldn’t have done it without Unitil’s help.”

Nicholas L. Pelletier · School Trustee · St. Bernard’s High School

“The goal this project is to build market transformation. The key to making this work is the close partnership between Rees-Larkin Development, the City of Fitchburg, Unitil, ICF and the National Park Service, who oversees the historic preservation. In addition, because we were provided with money for energy efficiency design and pre-work, which isn’t usually done, it allowed us to work to the highest energy efficiency standard in the industry—qualifying for the Passive House Certification.”

Kristen Simmons, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C · ICF

“A project like this really pushes us to work outside our usual construction practices. The standards are very exacting and by having a great team it allows us to find creative solutions that not only meets the energy efficiency standards but maintain the historic character of the buildings. It will be the tenants who will benefit because energy efficiency buildings have lower utility cost and are more comfortable to live in.”

Jon Rudzinski · Rees-Larkin Development

“This is a wonderful initiative. It improves the students’ learning environment while using less energy. We were also able to take advantage of energy efficiency rebates for heating and cooling improvements in 2015, so we are big fans of the program.”

Bill Clabaugh · Facilities Director · Sizer School

“We are thrilled about our recent collaboration with Unitil. Our dedicated volunteers who keep the church afloat no longer have to worry about an inconsistent boiler. By converting to gas, we are burning cleaner fuel while saving money. It was well worth the investment; we really lucked out.”

John Brockington · Facilities Chairman · First Parish Congregational Church

“We were wearing hats and fingerless gloves and using space heaters. It was incredibly cold in here. The minute they finished the work it sounded different and it certainly felt different. This winter we’re really going to see a considerable difference.”

Rachel Baker · Elkins Public Library Director · Elkins Public Library

“In addition to using less energy, the maintenance will be easier and the ceiling fans will make a huge difference in the comfort of residents.”

Jeanne Ingram · Property manager · Anwelt Heritage Apartments

“We enjoyed collaborating with Unitil on this project. As one of the largest branded dairy operators in the United States, we strive to show other organizations that maximizing efficiency is attainable. The upgrade was well worth the investment; it will save us money in the long run and will reduce our overall annual energy consumption.”

Michael Anderson · Plant Manager · H.P. Hood LLC

“Wentworth Home made the crucial decision to switch to a new natural gas system after years of escalating and unstable heating oil costs. As a small, nonprofit assisted living home, the significant savings and stability of heating our 127-year-old home with natural gas made perfect sense. Working with the reliable team at Unitil during this transition was incredibly smooth and a benefit that will impact our current and future residents and staff.”

Kirstin Swanson · Wentworth Home Administrator · Wentworth Home

“We enjoyed collaborating with Unitil and making this investment. By installing four high‐efficiency boilers, the Dover High School community can trust that the system will operate consistently and keep the school warm throughout the harsh winter months. We are confident that our purchase will help to avoid school cancelations and delays should the heating system experience a malfunction.”

Robert Carrier · Deputy mayor, Dover High School joint building committee chair · Dover High School

“This rebate will save the town of Hampton taxpayers money in annual energy consumption costs that will compound over many years. It also serves as an incentive to continue to look for ways to implement energy efficiency.”

Jennifer Hale · Director of the Hampton Department of Public Works · Town of Hampton

“The whole project went great. Even though the building is only ten years old, the initial planning and design pre-dated the availability of many cost-effective LED light fixtures that are so common today. With upgraded lighting and appliances, residents are saving on their electric bills and enjoying an improved living environment.”

Bill Caselden · Great Bridge Properties

“The project allows Seabrook to use electricity more efficiently in a time of escalating costs, saving the taxpayers a significant amount of money and reducing our carbon footprint. This was a terrific project that was made economically viable, in part, by the incentive program offered by Unitil.”

William Manzi · Seabrook, N.H. Town Manager · Seabrook

“Prior to this installation, we had two banks of fluorescent lights and 50% of them were burned out so we were trying to operate in darkness. This has made a huge difference, and it’s also made a huge difference to our patrons because now it’s easier to browse the collections. We can see things better. It’s more inviting and it’s going to save us money, so it’s a win-win.”

Lori Laverty · South Hampton Public Library Director · South Hampton Public Library

“This house doesn’t run by itself. There are a lot of people doing a lot of things here every day. The Unitil team solved every challenge presented to them, and we are thrilled with the cleaner, more reliable energy and cost savings we gain as a result of this conversion.”

Janice Fremolaro · House Director and Property Manager of UNH’s Alpha Phi chapter · University of New Hampshire

“These projects probably wouldn’t happen without utility support,”

Gary Bannon · Recreation Director · the City of Dover

“What amazes me is the lower run time we’re seeing on our compressors. Before REALice, our three compressors were running an average of 19 hours a day each. They’re now running almost half as often.”

Chet Murch · Arena manager · The Rinks at Exeter

“This project not only is good for the environment by saving over 113,000 kWh of electricity annually but makes for a brighter and more comfortable workspace for our tenants.”

Meagen Donoghue · Executive Director · Fitchburg Redevelopment Authority

“This type of facility improvement project is an investment in our future and a morale booster for our employees. The team at Unitil worked seamlessly to ensure our business could leverage the incentives. We now have an expanded operation with an improved working environment and lower operating costs.”

Marlene Fanaras · Controller · CP Blouin

“There’s been an immediate awareness in terms of comfort... Certainly working with the NHSaves program was a great process. That made it possible for us to be able to do the project.”

Doug Bencks · Community Church of Durham Council Vice Chairman · Community Church of Durham

“The project worked out great. Even though some of the lighting had been replaced about 10 years ago, the technology of these new fixtures has come along way. It is NSF-approved lighting, which is an independent certification standard, that not only saves energy, but makes for a much-improved work environment throughout all the departments in the plant.”

Greg Krysiak · Plant Manager · UTZ

“Converting these lights has many benefits for the City of Concord and we are happy to have this project come to fruition. This project supports our renewable energy and emissions reduction goals while also providing a return on investment for many years to come.”

Tom Aspell · Concord City Manager · Concord

“We strive to give our patrons a wonderful experience, which also includes compelling pieces of art, but an exceptional facility too. Not only we will be using less energy, which is great for the environment, but these improvements will vastly improve the comfort for our patrons and employees. This project was a major undertaking that will pay dividends for years to come.”

Nick Capasso · Director of the Fitchburg Art Museum · Fitchburg Art Museum

“As New Hampshire’s only electric go‐kart racing facility, charging the karts contributes significantly to our electricity bill so we were looking for any way to reduce our usage. We are grateful for the partnership with Unitil and the opportunity to upgrade to LED lighting throughout our facility. The savings were essential after the reduction of our earning potential during the COVID‐19 pandemic.”

Pam Jennison · Co‐Owner · NH1 Motorplex

Skills they ask for

Most frequent across open postings.

Most requested skills

  • Communication
  • SCADA

Tech stack

CMS
Drupal
Analytics
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
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Company facts

Headquarters
Hampton, NH
Employees
501–1,000
Founded
1984
Industry
Utilities
Sector (NAICS)
Utilities
Ticker
UTL
Peer
GE Vernova
Website
unitil.com

Sources: Founded from Wikidata

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Questions about Unitil

Is Unitil hiring?
Yes. As of November 9, 2026, Unitil has 6 open roles on Metaintro. 4 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Energy (2), Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (2), and Finance (1).
Where is Unitil hiring?
Unitil is hiring in Exeter, Portland, Portsmouth, Concord, and Lunenburg, with the most open roles in Exeter.
Does Unitil offer remote or hybrid work?
19% of open roles are hybrid and 0% are remote.
Who are Unitil's customers?
Unitil names 38 customers, including ICF, Concord, Seabrook, Applewild School, and City of Saco.
What skills does Unitil look for?
Its open roles most often ask for Communication and SCADA.
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