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~7x Job Openings for Energy System Modellers focusing on Open-Source and Open Data @OET
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Max Parzen
Oct 10, 2024, 6:22:33 AM10/10/24
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Hi Openmodders,
Are you a macro-energy system modeller/ software engineer looking to contribute towards the energy transition? 🌬 🌞 🔋 Come join our team in developing and applying open-source tools to accelerate the energy transition.
Apply here: https://job-boards.eu.greenhouse.io/openenergytransition/jobs/4384659101
Application deadline: 01.11.2024
Who are we:
At our non-profit company Open Energy Transition (OET), we're dedicated to accelerating the global energy transition towards 100% renewable energy. We focus on creating a global impact by promoting transparency, accessibility, and collaboration in energy planning. Bringing open-source energy planning tools to global adoption is one of our goals. Here's our full theory of change: https://openenergytransition.org/about-us.html#theory-of-change
While we currently have one of the best open-source dev teams in PyPSA (outside of TUB), we aim to expand our expertise in other frameworks that the industry demands. To encourage tech diffusion, we aim to support at least 2-3 open-source tools per category (power flow, production cost modelling, capacity expansion).
Best wishes,
Max
CEO of OET
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Are you a macro-energy system modeller/ software engineer looking to contribute towards the energy transition? 🌬 🌞 🔋 Come join our team in developing and applying open-source tools to accelerate the energy transition.
Apply here: https://job-boards.eu.greenhouse.io/openenergytransition/jobs/4384659101
Application deadline: 01.11.2024
Who are we:
At our non-profit company Open Energy Transition (OET), we're dedicated to accelerating the global energy transition towards 100% renewable energy. We focus on creating a global impact by promoting transparency, accessibility, and collaboration in energy planning. Bringing open-source energy planning tools to global adoption is one of our goals. Here's our full theory of change: https://openenergytransition.org/about-us.html#theory-of-change
While we currently have one of the best open-source dev teams in PyPSA (outside of TUB), we aim to expand our expertise in other frameworks that the industry demands. To encourage tech diffusion, we aim to support at least 2-3 open-source tools per category (power flow, production cost modelling, capacity expansion).
Best wishes,
Max
CEO of OET
GitHub
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