Remote Research Software Engineer (Senior/Staff)
Equilibrium Energy
πRemote - United States, Canada
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Job highlights
Summary
Join Equilibrium Energy, a well-funded clean energy startup, as a Research Software Engineer to build software tools for utility-scale battery simulation and contribute to product development strategy.
Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and maintain features for a utility-scale battery simulation platform
- Create a platform for visualizing and inspecting battery simulation results that enables actionable insights from performance and risk metrics
- Serve as a subject matter expert on simulation run mechanics and energy market logic
- Build tools for the ingestion and processing of time series data from various internal and external sources
- Assist in product development strategy, design, planning and productivity
- Contribute your unique technical, user, and market knowledge to product strategy
- Contribute to product roadmapping, resource planning and sprint management
- Contribute to product development productivity improvements, including best practices, technical documentation, code reviews and automation / utility / abstraction packages
- Serve as a member of our technical team across both engineering and research
- Collaborate asynchronously with engineers, researchers and product managers across time zones to design, build and ship code
- Contribute to technical strategy and planning across the company
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