EnergySavvy - Seattle, WA
EnergySavvy is looking to add to an amazing development team working with cutting-edge, modern technologies. Do you love working on challenging software implementation problems? Do you spend your free-time learning new programming languages and contributing to open-source projects? If so, you'll thrive in EnergySavvy's quick-paced, collaborative atmosphere.
We're a small but rapidly growing software company with the mission of transforming how energy efficiency is delivered by combining user experience and software technology to deliver software-as-a-service solutions our customers and users love. Our software helps people make their houses more energy efficient, addressing a major source of energy waste in this country that impacts our energy independence and contribution to global climate change.
As a software engineer at EnergySavvy, you'll work with Django, Python, jQuery, nginx and  PostgreSQL, and deploy your creations early and often to live customers.
Requirements:
* You're passionate about learning web technologies, and have experience with modern engineering techniques (Mercurial/Git, staging, continuous integration, etc)
* You have a Computer Science degree or equivalent with a strong foundation in data structures and algorithms
* You have programming experience in one or more of C/C++, Python, Ruby, Javascript, C#/Java
About EnergySavvy
EnergySavvy is a Seattle-based software company focused on energy efficiency. EnergySavvy's flagship product, Optix, is an energy efficiency management system that helps utilities achieve their cost-effective savings goals. Optix drives program success by engaging customers, streamlining stakeholder interactions and providing real-time analytics.
We have a great team, wonderful customers, supportive investors, and we are growing quickly in a massive and important space. We are an investor-funded company with real customers, real revenues and a reality-based plan to scale. Learn more about EnergySavvy's company and culture.
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