Careers

You will run and improve the environments behind each network’s utility server: the clusters, the key stores, the observability and the release pipeline. You will be on the on-call rotation with the rest of the engineering team.

What you will do

• Run and improve the production environments behind our service.
• Own infrastructure as code and the release pipeline, including tested rollbacks.
• Design monitoring that tells us about a problem before a network does.
• Take part in change windows and the on-call rotation.
• Write things down so the next person does not have to ask.

What you bring

• Five or more years running production Linux systems.
• Infrastructure as code and containers in production.
• Experience with PKI: certificate issuance, rotation and revocation.
• A habit of measuring before changing.
• The ability to explain an incident plainly to a client.

Useful but not required

• Energy sector experience, or any fleet protocol such as IEEE 2030.5.
• Work on an ISO 27001 or AESCSF programme.

You will be the person inverter manufacturers, aggregators and network engineers talk to when a client will not register, a control is not being honoured, or a programme is changing shape.

What you will do

• Onboard manufacturer and aggregator clients onto test and production endpoints.
• Run conformance checks against CSIP-AUS and interpret the results for both sides.
• Help networks define programmes, default controls and registration processes.
• Turn recurring problems into documentation and tooling, mostly in Python.
• Represent us in client working groups.

What you bring

• Hands-on experience with IEEE 2030.5 or CSIP-AUS from either side of the connection.
• Comfort reading packet captures and XML.
• Experience working with a distribution network, a manufacturer or an aggregator.
• Clear writing.