11.02.2026
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4000-5000$

Kyiv

Phage.Energy is a deep-tech Virtual Power Plant (VPP) platform.

We unify distributed energy assets, operational constraints, and market processes into a single real-time control system — from telemetry ingestion to dispatch and execution confirmation.

This is a backend-heavy product operating in real time, where reliability, determinism, and control logic are critical.

Build the VPP control core: assets, clusters/groups, operating modes, and constraint handling.

Process telemetry and maintain a consistent real-time platform state (availability, limits, readiness).

Implement dispatch logic: preparing, sending, tracking, and validating control commands; handling retries and failures.

Aggregate platform-level indicators (power, availability, readiness) for dashboards and optimization logic.

Deliver production-grade behavior: stability, observability, fault tolerance, and predictable execution.

Must have:

  • 5+ years of backend development experience
  • Strong Node.js + TypeScript
  • Experience with NestJS
  • Event-driven architecture experience
  • Solid understanding of reliability patterns: idempotency, state consistency, retries, failure modes
  • PostgreSQL experience

Nice to have:

  • AWS experience (Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, Kinesis, IoT Core, Timestream)
  • Real-time systems (WebSocket, streaming pipelines)
  • Time-series data experience
  • Experience in energy, infrastructure, IoT, or other real-world control systems

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Work on a deep-tech product in energy infrastructure

Real impact on architecture and core control logic

Complex backend work beyond CRUD: real-time state, dispatch execution, fault handling

Modern stack: AWS Serverless, Terraform, AWS SAM, real-time APIs

Flexible remote work

Competitive compensation

Growth into distributed systems and high-reliability backend architecture

Phage.Energy
https://phage.energy

Phage.Energy is a deep-tech energy platform building a real-time Virtual Power Plant (VPP). We coordinate battery energy storage, distributed generation, and energy market participation within a single control system.