At the earliest date possible we are looking for support for our #teamsonnen
At sonnen, we believe clean, affordable, and reliable energy for all is one of the greatest challenges of our time. With over 40,000 sonnenBatterie-systems installed worldwide, sonnen is a proven global leader in intelligent energy management solutions providing greater energy control for residential customers through increased solar self-consumption, reduced peak energy usage and reliable backup power during outages – contributing to a cleaner and more reliable energy future.
Main Responsibilities:
Co-create and improve our global energy retail platform, which acts as a backend for sonnen's innovative business models for end customers and partners
Develop using modern open source frameworks and tools like Gitlab, Python, AWS Lambda, etc.
Continuously deliver software in an agile scaled scrum setup
Share your concepts and knowledge with your team colleagues in Backlog Refinements, Sprint Reviews, Code Reviews and be open to suggestions for improvement
Improve constantly your Scrum, DevOps and Continuous Delivery skills and abilities
Keep your knowledge up to date with training courses, workshops and user groups
Qualifications:
Very good experience in the development of backend services
Very good knowledge of Python (or a comparable programming language) and good knowledge of AWS Services (e.g. EC2, AWS API Gateway, Lambda, Amazon S3)
Experience with project management software (Jira, Confluence), version management (Git) as well as relational databases and document-based databases
Strong conceptual & analytical skills
Hands-on mentality, ability to work in a team, strong communication skills as well as a goal- and solution-oriented way of thinking and working
Experience in test-driven development and continuous delivery
Good knowledge of English, ideally also German
What we offer:
Participation in the creation of worldwide, innovative energy products that combines power services and renewable energy hardware
Steep learning curve in understanding what matters in the energy domain