25 Sep
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enurgen
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Riviere-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles
25 Sep
enurgen
Riviere-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles
Enurgen is building DUET, a generational platform for utility-scale solar that turns raw fleet telemetry into recovered revenue. We close the gap between what conventional monitoring can see and what it can diagnose, and across a portfolio it adds up to a lot.At our core is DUET (DUal-sided Energy Tracer), a 3D, physics-based energy yield model spun out of SUNLAB at the University of Ottawa and built on 10+ years of R&D. The DUET Platform runs per-timestep model-vs-field comparisons across the full 30-year asset lifetime, from design through construction to operations, automating detection, prioritization, and reporting at the component level. An AI agent on top enriches the analysis with context and patterns across portfolios.The software engineering workThis is the work closest to the equipment: on-prem software that keeps running when the WAN doesn't, ingesting OPC UA and MQTT/Sparkplug B straight from site SCADA infrastructure. Plant operators lean on it hardest in the moments the cloud isn't reachable, so it has to be right and it has to be there.This is a software engineering role. You'll be writing the software that talks to SCADA systems, not configuring them.What you'll doOwn the collector's protocol adapters (OPC UA and MQTT/Sparkplug B today) and add recent connection kinds as we push further into on-site collectionHarden the parts operators depend on: the alarm engine, local rollups, and idempotent ingest that survives a network partitionHelp shape how we collect data on-site as latency requirements push us closer to the equipment. This is a direction we're actively exploring, not a fixed roadmapExtend loss attribution and issue detection workflows with our R&D team, from the data collection sideWork directly with customer OT and controls teams when the problem benefits from itWhat we're looking forRequired5+ years building production software,
ideally systems, embedded, or industrialStrong systems thinker. AI changed the leverage, so you architect solutions before reaching for codeStrong Go, or deep systems experience in a comparable language and the appetite to make Go your homeHands‐on experience with industrial protocols: OPC UA, Modbus, DNP3, or MQTT/Sparkplug BTrack record of building greenfield software in a startup-shaped environment: small team, fast iteration, real customersStrong written and verbal communication, including with non‐engineering stakeholdersStrong pluses (any one of these moves you up the list)SCADA or data collection experience in renewables. Wind counts fully; the concepts transferOLAP / time-series database experience. We run ClickHouse at the edge and in the cloudOT security frameworks: NERC CIP, IEC 62443Ignition or a comparable SCADA platformPerformance-sensitive or low-latency systems workNot requiredA solar background specifically. Wind and other renewables transfer directly. You'll pick up plant physics; we don't expect you to walk in with it.How we workSmall, fast increments. Getting something real in front of operators usually beats polishing it longer in isolation.Tight feedback loops. We learn from short experiments with real customers, not speculative roadmaps.Focus over breadth. Fewer things, done well.Engineers paired with coding agents. AI is part of how we write code, debug, document, and analyze data. It's built into the workflow, not bolted on the side.High-touch and Slack-driven. Threads carry the work async, huddles when priorities move fast. No meetings to fill calendars.Small enough that nobody hides. Everyone ships to production, and everyone talks to customers.Engineering and R&D at the same table. The decisions are sharper for it.LocationRemote or hybrid. Office in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Openness to occasional travel is a nice to have.
📌 Senior Software Engineer, Scada (Riviere-des-Prairies—Pointe-aux-Trembles)
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