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Job summary

Enosi is seeking an Associate Engineer to join the DevOps team and contribute to the Powertracer Platform. You will rotate through infrastructure, observability, and software domains, with potential transitions to software or infrastructure roles based on interest and business needs.

You will tackle tasks ranging from frontend React components to API feature work in microservices, and you’ll gain experience with Terraform, AWS, GraphQL, and Go in a modern cloud environment.

Qualifications

• Degree in software engineering or related field.
• Portfolio of personal projects beyond coursework.
• 1–2 years of professional software engineering experience.
• Experience with Git and SDLC in CI/CD environments.

Responsibilities

• Introduce new React components to Powertracer frontend.
• Own the introduction of new API features in microservices.
• Integrate GraphQL API features for frontend presentation.
• Refine observability across services including frontend.
• Refactor Terraform modules for deployment.

Skills

Go

React

GraphQL

Terraform

AWS

Git

CI/CD

Education

Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

Tools

Terraform

GitHub

Buildkite

Job description

Engineer – Associate (Optional Remote)

The DevOps Team at Enosi is responsible for the development of Enosi’s Powertracer Platform. At Enosi, the developers also own the operational support of the platform.

We have rewritten Powertracer to scale to over a hundred thousand households, businesses and generation sources, trading their energy and delivering traceability of supply to customers. At this scale we will be responsible for delivering the trading and tracing between supply and demand of electrical energy in the gigawatt hours a year range.

If you are ready to challenge an industry that has long lagged behind the innovation curve, and be part of driving emissions to true zero, we want to hear from you.

We are looking for recent university graduates, with a degree in software engineering, electrical engineering, telecommunications engineering or computer science, or if you have undertaken an alternative “learn to code”. You will join us as an Associate Engineer, with six month rotations in the different engineering domains:

Infrastructure and observability engineering

At the completion of the three rotations, you will have the opportunity to progress to a software or infrastructure engineer role in an area that interests you (notwithstanding business needs).

Examples of problems you’ll be solving

Introducing new React components to Powertracer’s frontend

Owning the introduction of new API features in our microservices

Integrating new API features from microservices through the GraphQL interface for presentation in the front end

Refining the observability capabilities across all services, including the front end

Refactoring Terraform modules used in the deployment of infrastructure and applications

You are great because…

You’ve completed your degree or coursework in software engineering or related field

You’ve shown your interest in your career path through personal projects that go beyond the requirements of your education program

You may have some professional software engineering experience, between one and two years

You understand the importance of maintaining source code, in particular using git repositories (we’re a Github team)

You are aware of the software development life cycle, particularly in a culture of continuous deployment (we love Buildkite)

You understand the importance of clear documentation, and are willing to contribute to it

You’ve had experience working with cloud service providers (we use AWS, but the principles apply across the major providers)

You’ve learnt a little (or a lot) about how Terraform can make life easier

You’ve learnt a little (or a lot) about Go, and how it can be leveraged in serverless and container solutions

You’ve learnt a little (or a lot) about React and GraphQL, especially if you’ve built some projects with it