EnergyHub
EnergyHub builds grid-management software and virtual power plants that aggregate distributed energy resources, including EV managed charging, to stabilise the electric grid.
EnergyHub develops grid-management software and virtual power plants intended to keep the electric grid stable as renewable generation expands. The company works in distributed energy resources, coordinating devices such as electric vehicles and household equipment into aggregated capacity that can support the grid. Its products include a virtual power plant platform and an EV managed charging platform, the latter used for designing and managing EV charging features.
The company is headquartered in Brooklyn, with remote employees across the United States and abroad. Engineering work covers production systems and feature development, with a stack that includes Java, Python and TypeScript. Technical domains span distributed energy resources, virtual power plants, grid management software and EV managed charging.
Teams are organised across engineering, product management and grid specialists, and the stated culture is collaborative and mission-driven, oriented around climate change and the distributed energy transition. EnergyHub describes a whole-self workplace culture and offers competitive benefits, with a mix of headquarters-based and remote arrangements.