8 days ago
Remote, United States or Austin, TX, USAStaff+
Responsibilities
- Own delivery of complex, high-risk features and enhancements from requirements through production.
- Translate ambiguous product needs into technical plans, milestones, and risk assessments.
- Lead performance, correctness, and reliability initiatives for utility design software.
- Review, test, and take ownership of AI-generated code before release.
- Mentor engineers across senior, mid-level, and early-career levels.
- Lead peer design and code reviews and represent the team in architecture discussions.
- Partner with product management, QA, and delivery on roadmaps, scope estimates, and reusable customer configurations.
- Help define coding standards, CI/CD practices, and AI-assisted development guidelines.
- Participate in sprint, review, retrospective, and program-level planning activities.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
- 8+ years of professional software development experience, including sustained technical leadership on complex systems.
- Demonstrated experience designing and shipping large desktop and/or service-based applications.
- Experience leading or mentoring engineers in formal or informal roles.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, including design documentation and presenting technical trade-offs.
- Interest in software used by utilities and energy infrastructure organizations.
- Experience defining AI-assisted development practices for an engineering team.
- Preferred: experience with electric or gas distribution design or CAD-based engineering tools.
- Preferred: hands-on experience with GIS platforms such as ArcGIS, GE SmallWorld, or Intergraph G/Technology, or EAM systems such as SAP or IBM Maximo.
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About Enverus
Enverus builds SaaS data and analytics used by energy producers, utilities and financial institutions to plan investments, benchmark operations and manage procurement across oil and gas, power and renewables. Its portfolio includes market intelligence, forecasting, geospatial well data, and business-automation tools sold by subscription and related services. Founded in 1999 as Drillinginfo and headquartered in Austin, it is privately held under Hellman & Friedman ownership following a 2018 acquisition and later rebrand.