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: Software Development for BMS/BESS Systems: Design and implement embedded software solutions forBattery Management Systems (BMS), focusing on battery health, safety, and performance monitoring. Develop IoT software for remote monitoring and control ofBattery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), enabling integration with renewable energy sources and grid systems. Implement algorithms for state-of-charge (SOC), state-of-health (SOH), and thermal management to optimize battery performance. IoT Communication & Protocols: Design and develop communication protocols for real-time data collection, transmission, and control usingMQTT,CoAP,Modbus,CAN bus, or similar protocols. Integrate wireless IoT platforms (e.g.,LoRa,NB-IoT,Zigbee) to enable efficient battery system communication and data exchange in distributed environments. Cloud & Edge Computing: Implement cloud-based data processing solutions to analyze battery system data in real-time, using platforms likeAWS IoT,Azure IoT Hub, orGoogle Cloud IoT Core. Develop edge computing applications to process critical data at the source, ensuring low latency and robust system performance. System Integration & Testing: Collaborate with hardware engineers to integrate software with battery controllers, sensors, and inverters. Perform simulation and testing of battery system models using tools such asMATLAB/SimulinkorPSIMfor verifying algorithms and system performance. Ensure software complies with industry standards and safety regulations (e.g.,UL,IEC,IEEE). Optimization & Performance: Design and implement optimization techniques for energy management inBESSsystems, improving battery lifecycle, efficiency, and grid interaction. Analyze and optimize the performance of large-scale energy storage deployments, focusing on load balancing, peak shaving, and demand response. Collaboration & Agile Development: Work closely with cross-functional teams, including electrical engineers, data scientists, and product managers, to align software development with system requirements. Participate in Agile workflows, contributing to sprint planning, code reviews, and continuous integration/delivery (CI/CD) pipelines.
Qualifications & Skills:Experience: 3+ years of experience in embedded software development, specifically forBattery Management Systems (BMS)orBattery Energy Storage Systems (BESS). Strong experience withIoT platformsand protocols used in energy management and real-time communication. Technical Skills: Proficiency in programming languages such asC/C++,Python, orEmbedded Cfor real-time systems. Experience withcommunication protocolslikeCAN bus,Modbus,MQTT,Zigbee, orLoRafor IoT connectivity. Familiarity withcloud servicesfor IoT data analytics and monitoring, includingAWS IoT,Azure IoT, orGoogle Cloud. Strong knowledge ofBMS algorithmsfor SOC/SOH estimation, fault detection, and thermal management. Experience working with embedded systems on microcontrollers (e.g.,STM32,TI C2000). Soft Skills: Excellent problem-solving abilities and attention to detail in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate with cross-functional teams, including hardware engineers and data scientists. Self-motivated and comfortable with autonomy in a startup culture. Bonus Skills: Experience withMATLAB/Simulink,PSIM, or similar tools for battery system modelling and simulation. Knowledge of renewable energy integration and distributed energy resources (DER) management. Familiarity with cybersecurity best practices for IoT and energy systems.
Why You’ll Love Working Here:Be part of aninnovative startupshaping the future of energy and battery technology. Collaborate with a team of talented engineers and data scientists on transformative projects. Enjoy a flexible work environment with opportunities for professional growth. Competitive salary and benefits, including [insert perks like stock options, health coverage, remote work flexibility, etc.].

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