IoT / DevOps Engineer - Home Energy Management

• You build and run cloud-native services on Azure, using Functions, IoT Hub, Event Hubs and API Management.
• You design and build event-driven integrations and REST APIs that other teams use.
• You build backends for our mobile apps, so customers can see and steer their own energy at home.
• You build integrations with OEMs and vendors, from battery manufacturers to charging-station suppliers, and you deal with the reality that every partner does things a little differently.
• You automate your infrastructure with Terraform and Infrastructure as Code (IaC: your environment is defined in code, not clicked together by hand).
• You keep quality high with CI/CD, automated tests, monitoring and observability.

• Reliable services and integrations that connect and control energy assets in customers' homes.
• APIs and events that other Eneco teams can build on with confidence.
• Automated, repeatable deployments through Terraform and CI/CD.
• The health of what you build: you run it, you monitor it, you improve it ("you build it, you run it").

• You have solid engineering fundamentals and you care about writing code that others can build on.
• You work with TypeScript and Node.js, or you're a strong developer in another modern language and happy to switch.
• You feel at home in the cloud. Azure is a plus; experience with AWS or GCP translates well.
• You understand event-driven architecture and APIs, and you like building systems that stay reliable when things go wrong.
• You're curious about new technology and you take ownership of what you build, from first commit to production.
• You want to work on energy solutions for consumers and you find that motivating.
• Recognise yourself in most of this, but not every requirement? We'd still love to hear from you.

You join the engineering team behind Home Energy Management. The team builds an enabling platform for the wider Eneco ecosystem, so you work closely with product, mobile teams and external partners. It's a hands-on team that shares knowledge, discusses architecture together and leaves plenty of space for your own ideas.