Energy Data Engineer & Developer
Indexed description
To strengthen our Product Management team, we are looking for an Energy Data Analyst & Developer who will contribute to the analysis of energy data, support the development of AI-based price and energy forecasts, and generate actionable insights through the analysis of operational and financial performance. Join this energy revolution and help us transform energy supply in a sustainable and economically viable way!
Tasks
- Analyze energy data, including production, consumption, and storage information to identify optimization opportunities
- Conduct AI-based market analysis and contribute to the development of price and energy forecasts
- Analyze asset data, project progress and operational, environmental as well as financial performance
- Perform trend, variance and gap analysis, translating findings into actionable recommendations
- Validate data quality and perform plausibility checks to continuously improve analytical outputs
- Develop and maintain a central data and reporting infrastructure in close collaboration with IT teams
- Create KPI reports, dashboards, and data visualizations for internal and external stakeholders
- Collaborate closely with management, operations, sales, and country organizations to support data-driven decision-making
- Completed degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Data Science, Business Informatics, Physics, Engineering or a related field — or equivalent practical experience
- 3+ years building data pipelines that ran in production, with real users and real consequences when they broke — not proofs of concept
- High proficiency in SQL, including window functions and time-series aggregation, and strong Python
- Experience operating a time-series or analytical data store — TimescaleDB, PostgreSQL at scale, ClickHouse, Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks or comparable
- Practical experience deploying and maintaining your own infrastructure: infrastructure-as-code (Terraform or similar), CI/CD, containers, cloud
- You have been on the hook when a pipeline failed, and can describe what you changed afterwards
- Comfortable being the sole owner of a system — you will have a team around you, but nobody will be assigning you tickets for the parts you own
- An attractive salary package and exciting development opportunities
- Further training in renewable energies and project management
- A dynamic, innovative environment with short decision-making processes and plenty of creative freedom
- The opportunity to play an active role in the energy transition and make a real impact
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