Energy Management Software Expert

Location: Singapore Employment type: Full-time Vacancies: 1 Fixed monthly salary:

About the Role

This role owns the EMS software architecture, energy-dispatch strategies, and system integration for residential solar-plus-storage systems, ensuring reliable coordination between local devices and cloud platforms.

Key Responsibilities

1. Design EMS solutions and software architecture and develop and optimize core control strategies for intelligent energy dispatch, load management, and grid-connected and off-grid transition control in solar-plus-storage systems.
2. Develop energy dispatch algorithms that optimize energy allocation based on photovoltaic generation, load demand, and battery status.
3. Complete communications integration and system commissioning between the EMS, BMS, PCS, loads, and cloud platforms.
4. Perform software functional debugging and compatibility testing, and diagnose and resolve system interaction failures, data discrepancies, and related issues.
5. Produce EMS design documents, algorithm manuals, and development standards, and establish a reusable energy-management technology framework.
6. Define EMS data models, communication interfaces, configuration management, and exception-recovery mechanisms to keep system interfaces clear and maintainable.
7. Establish simulation, test, and acceptance methods for energy strategies and validate dispatch results across load profiles, battery states, and grid-connected and off-grid conditions.
8. Analyze production and field operating data, isolate communication, strategy, performance, and stability issues, and drive software fixes.

Requirements

1. Bachelor's degree or above in automation, power systems, new energy, software engineering, or a related discipline. At least 10 years of EMS development experience for energy storage systems.
2. Familiarity with integrated residential solar-plus-storage systems and knowledge of energy dispatch, load forecasting, and grid-connected and off-grid coordination strategies.
3. Experience developing Linux applications using multithreading, multiprocessing, shared memory, and network communication to implement reliable energy management applications.
4. Proficiency in Linux application development and familiarity with multithreading, multiprocessing, shared memory, and network communications.
5. Familiarity with industrial communication protocols and experience integrating an EMS with BMS, PCS, and cloud platforms.
6. Knowledge of international grid-connection requirements applicable to energy storage systems. Energy storage product development experience is preferred.
7. Embedded development and algorithm-optimization capabilities. Able to read technical specifications, prepare EMS design documents, and participate in international research and development collaboration in English.
8. Experience designing complex system interfaces, state machines, and exception-recovery mechanisms.
9. Ability to analyze system logs and field data and convert findings into verifiable software improvements.