Careers
We grew from three people to a hundred-plus by keeping the ones who do it right.
Check out our open job listings below.
Warehouse Associate
Location: Fort Myers, FL
DepartmentWarehouse
Keep material moving so the crews never wait on a part.
What you’ll do
- Receive, count and stock incoming material; keep the racks and yard orderly.
- Pull and kit job orders so each crew leaves with exactly what the job needs.
- Load and unload trucks and restock service vans.
- Keep inventory counts accurate and flag shortages before they hold a job up.
- Help with tool checkout, returns and jobsite deliveries.
A good fit if
- You are organised and you notice when something is out of place.
- You are dependable and comfortable on your feet all day.
- Warehouse, forklift or trade-supply experience helps, but is not required.
Service Technician Lead
Location: Fort Myers, FL
DepartmentService
Run your own calls in a stocked van, start to finish.
What you’ll do
- Diagnose and repair residential and light-commercial electrical faults.
- Troubleshoot circuits, devices, fixtures, panels and service equipment.
- Replace and upgrade devices, fixtures and breakers to current code.
- Price the repair on site and explain the options to the customer plainly.
- Keep your van stocked, your paperwork current and your calls on schedule.
A good fit if
- You are an experienced service electrician who works well unsupervised.
- You can talk to a homeowner without jargon and leave them confident.
- You would rather solve the whole problem than hand it off.
Service Technician Apprentice
Location: Fort Myers, FL
DepartmentService
Learn diagnosis and repair on real calls, beside a lead.
What you’ll do
- Ride with a service lead and assist on live service calls.
- Learn to trace circuits, read a panel and isolate a fault.
- Pull material, assist with device and fixture work, and help with trim.
- Keep the van, the truck stock and the work area in order.
- Build documented hours toward your Florida apprenticeship.
A good fit if
- You are starting out and you want to learn the trade properly.
- You show up, on time, every day.
- No electrical experience required — willingness to learn is the job.
Commercial Technician Lead
Location: Fort Myers, FL
DepartmentCommercial
Lead a crew through a commercial build, print to final.
What you’ll do
- Lay out and run conduit, feeders and branch circuits from the prints.
- Set gear, panels and transformers; terminate and label cleanly.
- Install commercial lighting, controls and life-safety devices.
- Coordinate day to day with the general contractor and the inspector.
- Keep the crew productive, safe and ahead of the schedule.
A good fit if
- You are an experienced commercial electrician who can read a full set of plans.
- You have run a crew and you can keep people working in the right order.
- You hold a job to a standard that passes inspection the first time.
Commercial Technician Apprentice
Location: Fort Myers, FL
DepartmentCommercial
Build your hours on real commercial work, under a lead.
What you’ll do
- Handle and stage material on commercial jobsites.
- Measure, cut and bend conduit; mount boxes, straps and supports.
- Pull and dress wire; assist with terminations and device trim.
- Keep the work area clean, safe and ready for the next trade.
- Build documented hours toward your Florida apprenticeship.
A good fit if
- You want commercial experience and you are willing to earn it.
- You take direction well and you ask when you are not sure.
- No electrical experience required — willingness to learn is the job.
Residential Technician Lead
Location: Fort Myers, FL
DepartmentResidential
Run residential rough-in and trim on a builder schedule.
What you’ll do
- Run slab, wall and ceiling rough-in on new homes and remodels.
- Set meters, panels and sub-panels; make service connections.
- Trim out devices, fixtures, fans and low-voltage to the plan.
- Walk the house before inspection and correct anything that will not pass.
- Lead a helper or apprentice and keep the house on the builder’s calendar.
A good fit if
- You are an experienced residential electrician who can hold a schedule.
- You work clean in a finished house and you respect the other trades.
- You would rather catch it on the walk than on the inspection.
Residential Technician Apprentice
Location: Fort Myers, FL
DepartmentResidential
Learn the production side of the trade on homes across SWFL.
What you’ll do
- Drill, staple and run cable through rough framing.
- Set boxes, cans and fixture supports to the plan.
- Assist with device and fixture trim on finished homes.
- Keep every house you work in clean and the material organised.
- Build documented hours toward your Florida apprenticeship.
A good fit if
- You are starting out and you want steady, hands-on work.
- You are careful in a finished house.
- No electrical experience required — willingness to learn is the job.
Exploring the benefits of a career in the electrical trade
Electrical is one of the few careers you can start without a degree and still build into a profession that lasts. You learn on real jobs instead of in a classroom, you earn while you learn, and the hours you put in count toward a Florida licence that belongs to you for the rest of your working life.
It is also work that does not dry up. Southwest Florida keeps building — homes, storefronts, warehouses, medical offices — and every one of them needs power, lighting and a panel that meets code. Between those builds there are remodels, generator installs, storm repairs and service calls. That means steady work close to home, rather than months away chasing jobs across the state.
Everyone here works out of a fully stocked company service vehicle, with health, dental and vision insurance, paid time off and holidays, and ongoing safety and trade code training on our time. Eligible employees also build an ownership stake in the company through our Employee Stock Ownership Plan — so as Elite grows, the people who built it share in what they built. Apprentices become technicians, technicians become leads, and leads run crews and projects. There is no ceiling here that you cannot work your way through.
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Keen to be part of the crew, but none of the openings above line up with what you do? Tell us where you have worked and what you are good at, and we will find where it fits — or keep you in mind for the next opening.
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