What Jetson Home makes

Smart home upgrades to accelerate the transition of 100M homes across North America away from burning fossil fuels to sustainable energy use

Company Info

Jetson designs, sells, and installs advanced home electrification systems - starting with central heat pumps—to help homeowners move away from fossil fuels with ease and confidence. By integrating smart technology with remote monitoring and updates, Jetson delivers a simpler, lower-cost path to cleaner, all-electric living. From design to installation, every step is streamlined to make upgrading your home’s energy systems seamless, efficient, and future-ready.

Role of software at Jetson Home

• Software engineers are highly visible and impactful in their use of AI tools in all facets of their work
• They are engaged in developing proprietary control system firmware for our proprietary hardware, building our Jetson App which customers rely on to control and gain visibility of their electrical usage in the house
• Aside from building externally facing products, software engineers can also be involved in building out the business systems automations that streamline the customer buying experience or the back-end office systems

Jetson Home's Trajectory

• Since securing Series A funding in January of 2026, expansion expected to more than double headcount in Canada and the US by first quarter of 2027

Jetson Home's Climate Impact

• Jetson electrifies home heating and cooling by replacing fossil fuel systems with high-efficiency heat pumps, directly reducing household carbon emissions at scale
• The average Jetson customer eliminates approximately 2–4 tons of CO2e per year by switching from a gas furnace or traditional AC system to a heat pump
• If Jetson reaches its growth targets over the next decade, the company projects averting millions of tons of CO2e collectively across its customer base
• Jetson also accelerates electrification adoption by making the process simple and affordable, removing the friction that has historically slowed residential decarbonization