Location: Redwood City, CA (3 days/week in office)
Job Type: Full-time · Hybrid
Work at the intersection of AI, energy, and infrastructure — the foundation of the next industrial revolution.
Partner with hyperscalers, developers, and utilities on high-impact, real-world deployments.
Help shape a more abundant, efficient, and resilient energy future for the digital era.
Join a company defining a new category — Power Acceleration for AI.
Receive competitive compensation, equity, and benefits in a fast-growth, mission-driven environment.
TechCrunch: GridCARE thinks more than 100 GW of data-center capacity is hiding in the grid https://techcrunch.com/2025/05/27/gridcare-thinks-more-than-100-gw-of-data-center-capacity-is-hiding-in-the-grid/
Utility Dive: Portland General Electric invests in AI-powered flexibility to speed data-center connection https://www.utilitydive.com/news/gridcare-portland-general-pge-data-centers/803097/
GridCARE Named a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer for AI Power Innovation https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20260610932035/en/GridCARE-Named-a-World-Economic-Forum-Technology-Pioneer-for-AI-Power-Innovation
Make systems dependable in production. Instrument services, investigate failures and performance bottlenecks, and partner with SRE on deployment, observability, and recovery.
Build reliable usage metering. Capture durable API and job events, attribute usage to the right tenant and principal, and handle retries and deduplication so usage records remain accurate.
5+ years of relevant software engineering experience, with a track record of building shared backend capabilities for a multi-tenant product and owning their rollout and operation in production.
Strong Python engineering skills and experience building production APIs and services with clear interfaces, tests, and maintainable data models.
Hands-on experience building shared APIs, workflow services, or identity and access capabilities on managed services, with ownership of integration code, policies, and production behavior.
Strong distributed systems fundamentals: you can reason about concurrency, partial failures, retries, idempotency, consistency, and backpressure.
Practical experience implementing multi-tenant authorization: resource ownership, fine-grained permissions, trusted context across service boundaries, and access controls that hold through asynchronous execution.
Experience with relational databases, queues, cloud services, and diagnosing production behavior through logs, metrics, and traces.
Clear communication, thoughtful code review, and an interest in mentoring teammates. You can explain tradeoffs and work constructively across teams.
Experience with FastAPI, Pydantic, OpenAPI, PostgreSQL, or the wider Python service ecosystem.
Experience with durable workflow or job orchestration systems such as Temporal, Prefect, or Airflow.
Experience with OAuth2/OIDC, Auth0 or similar identity providers, service identities, and relationship-based authorization systems such as OpenFGA.
Familiarity with AWS, Kubernetes, object storage, and OpenTelemetry; experience with durable event processing or usage metering.
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