Trillectric is building India’s digital backbone for distributed energy. We enable prosumers, aggregators, and utilities to interact in real time through a unified interface — powering peer-to-peer energy trading, demand response, and visibility of solar + battery + EV assets.
We’re looking for a Full Stack Developer who’s excited to work at the intersection of clean energy and systems engineering — someone who loves turning product vision into scalable code and clean architecture.
What You’ll DoBuild and maintain responsive, real-time dashboards and interfaces for prosumers, aggregators, and utilities
Develop RESTful APIs and WebSocket endpoints to interface with our energy trading and monitoring systems
Integrate and visualize data from IoT devices, solar inverters, meters, and edge controllers
Build modular, reusable front-end components (React/Next.js preferred)
Write secure, scalable back-end services (Node.js / Python / Golang)
Collaborate with embedded, hardware, and grid systems teams to bring a unified software layer to life
Optimize performance and reliability for low-connectivity, real-time environments
Frontend: React.js / Next.js / Tailwind / Vue.js
Backend: Node.js / Express or FastAPI / Python or Go
Database: PostgreSQL / TimescaleDB / MongoDB
Cloud & DevOps: AWS / Docker / NGINX / CI-CD
Realtime & IoT: WebSockets / MQTT / REST / JSON
Bonus: Map visualizations (Leaflet.js / Mapbox), Grafana, or any energy monitoring UIs
5–7 years of experience in full-stack development
You’ve shipped production-grade applications (preferably with dashboard/data-heavy interfaces)
You care about performance, modularity, and security
You’re excited by energy, climate, or infra-tech
You don’t need handholding: you take ownership and ask good questions
(Bonus) Experience in energy, grid, climate, IoT, or edge platforms
Build for scale in India’s clean energy transformation
High ownership — your code will impact homes, solar assets, and grid operations
A smart, multidisciplinary team across hardware, energy, and software
Real-world systems with real customers — not just apps, but infra
