Senior Software Engineer - Energy Markets (m/f/d)

1KOMMA5°
Full-timeBerlin, Germany
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SALARY
Not listed
LOCATION
Berlin, Germany
LEVEL
Senior
CONTRACT
Full-time

1KOMMA5°

At 1KOMMA5° , we pursue a clear vision:  Living on wind and sunlight forever for free . To make this a reality, we are building the energy system of the future with Heartbeat AI. Want to be part of it?

We bring together regional craftsmanship and scalable software: We don't think of solar, batteries, heat pumps, and e-mobility as isolated components, but control them as an intelligent, integrated overall system in our virtual power plant. Directly connected to the electricity market – in real time, fully automated. This way, energy is used when it is available from renewables and particularly cost-effective. By 2030, our goal is to transition 1.5 million households to renewable energies. Over 3,000 people are working towards this every day, at more than 80 locations worldwide, from Finland to Australia.

Want to take responsibility and build solutions that truly matter? Apply now and help us shape the energy world of tomorrow .

Become a part of our mission and learn  more about our Product & Tech team!

Deine Position

We are looking for a  Senior Software Engineer - Energy Markets to drive the technical direction of our Energy Markets workstream, with the potential to grow into a lead role.

Key responsibilities include:

Build and optimize backend services for VPP operations and energy market integrations

Design systems at the intersection of backend and data processing pipelines

Drive technical decisions and guide fellow engineers on architectural choices

Navigate between data engineering, backend engineering, and energy market domains

Collaborate with product managers, data engineers, and data scientists across team boundaries

Dein Profil

The successful candidate will have:

Proven experience developing scalable backend solutions with TypeScript

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