Peak Energy
Manufacturing Software Engineer
Burlingame, California · Full-time
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 33 days ago
GoDistributed SystemsAWSKubernetesKafkaData EngineeringSAPERPSystems EngineeringPLCLeadershipCommunicationNetSuiteRenewable EnergySCADA
About the role
- Engineer for high concurrency and high throughput - many stations and signals streaming simultaneously, with low-latency, backpressure-aware processing
- Add observability - metrics, tracing, alerting - so service health and equipment connectivity are visible, not silent
- Contribute to internal tooling and dashboards that surface production and quality data
Responsibilities
- Build Go services in a microservice architecture that acquire equipment data ( OPC-UA and other industrial protocols), normalize it, and publish it to MES and downstream consumers
- Build and maintain the ERP/ PLM integration microservices that sync work orders, BOMs, routings, part/revision data, and as-built/genealogy records between the floor and enterprise systems
- Build event-driven data pipelines feeding a cloud data lake for production and quality analytics
- 2-3 years of professional software engineering experience building production backend / systems software
Requirements
- Proficiency in Go (or a strong systems-language background with demonstrated ability to ship in Go)
Nice to have
- Direct experience with OPC-UA client/server implementations and industrial data acquisition at scale
- Experience with event streaming infrastructure (Kafka, Kinesis, NATS, etc.) and time-series data
- Familiarity with traceability/genealogy systems in a quality-driven manufacturing context
- AWS / Kubernetes ( EKS ) operational experience
- Background in batteries, energy storage, or other hardware-adjacent manufacturing
- Speed Through Focus
- Move fast but understand why.
- Focus on the goal, don't sacrifice quality.
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