Software Engineering

We’ve entered a groundbreaking new stage of the energy transition. The Dutch energy system already consists of tens of thousands of assets – from batteries and electric vehicles to solar farms and wind parks. And that number is rapidly rising. To automatically control all of those assets, we’ll need even smarter technology. Technology that allows us to optimise the production and supply of energy and reduce our CO2 emissions and those of our customers.

Your skills can make all the difference in that. Because with the software that you design, develop, test and maintain, we can intelligently manage the performance of our assets and positively influence our clients’ energy consumption. Together, we can bring everyone closer to a climate-neutral future.

Two things drive our transition: we want to protect our climate, and we want to solve the energy crisis. So we install heat pumps in homes. We install batteries at businesses. And we’re building a unique Virtual Power Plant: an innovative platform where we can combine and control thousands of assets remotely. In all these efforts, we give priority to renewable resources – and we cut out tonnes of CO2 emissions. Join us now.

Innovative ideas demand the latest tools, so at Eneco you’ll always be working with the newest technologies. The choice is yours.

Khyat, Tech Lead: ‘We are using all these new technologies, like Microservices Architecture, the latest version of .NET Core, Argo CD, Terraform. So all this cool stuff is on our plates.’

What’s the one word that best describes what it’s like working at Eneco? Autonomy. Together with your colleagues, from Domain Experts and Developers to Architects and Testers, you’ll elaborate your concepts as you see fit. That means you’ll have the freedom you need to decide which software to build, which technologies to use, and what the process will look like. And you’ll do it all in a horizontal organisation: good ideas quickly get the green light. So you can take faster steps towards a sustainable future.