NodeJS Software Engineer (e-mobility & energy)

Who will you work with?

We are pioneers in transforming the energy sector and developing modern e-mobility solutions . We create technologies that drive the future of transportation and energy distribution. Sounds interesting? Great! Let’s move on to the details.
What will you do?

As a Software Engineer at Codibly , you will participate in exciting projects combining energy and new technologies. Together with our interdisciplinary team of experts, you will be involved in:

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Designing and developing IT solutions for energy management and e-mobility systems

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Optimizing electric vehicle charging infrastructure

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Implementing innovative energy storage and distribution algorithms

- Integrating renewable energy sources

Who are we looking for?

A Software Engineer with practical knowledge of Node.js and experience in e-mobility and/or energy-related projects .
Experience:

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Minimum 3 years of overall software development experience

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At least 2 years of hands-on experience working with Node.js

Requirements

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At least 2 years of experience and advanced knowledge of building applications in Node.js (or Nest.js or Express.js)

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Practical knowledge of TypeScript and JavaScript

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Familiarity with testing frameworks such as Jest or Mocha

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Knowledge of Git

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Experience with microservices architecture

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Experience working with both relational and non-relational databases

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Fluent English (B2+) – our clients are mainly international companies

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Experience in projects related to e-mobility or renewable energy sources

We operate in the energy and e-mobility sector, including the development of:

- Charge Point Management Systems (CPMS)

- Virtual Power Plants (VPP)

- Demand Response solutions

- or similar systems

Additionally, if you have experience working with one or more of the following industry protocols , you are exactly who we’re looking for:

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OpenADR (Open Automated Demand Response) 2.0b

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OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) 1.6j / 2.0.1

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OCPI (Open Charge Point Interface) 2.1.1 / 2.2.1

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IEEE 2030.5 (SEP 2.0 – Smart Energy Profile)

- SunSpec Modbus

- EEBUS

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