We're hiring a junior or graduate hardware integration engineer at work.
I’m not sure if my mastodon followers are super heavy in freshly minted uni-grads, but I'm going to assume you know some.
They'll be working on our OEM team, helping to create new integrations, and supporting existing integrations, as well as helping out our customer support team with some of the trickier tickets. There is plenty of opportunity to learn the software engineering ropes, as well hone their communication skills.
They'd be working with me. Not sure if that is a plus or a minus though.
If you know a smart kid that is good at troubleshooting, and technology who is wanting a leg up into the energy industry, pass this along.
https://jobs.lever.co/amberelectric/b54381ca-70d7-4226-930b-a70c6c45fba5

Amber Electric - Hardware Integrations Engineer
About Amber Amber is an entirely new way of thinking about buying, banking and selling energy – where home energy technology works to put money back in customers’ pockets and accelerate the renewable energy transition. Everything we build is about making that possible and putting traditional retailers in the shade. We believe the cheapest, fastest and most rewarding way to reach 100% renewables is to automate the growing wave of home batteries and EVs. To do that, we build products that customers love to help them unlock the full value of their home energy usage, storage and generation, while keeping them in control. Customers get direct access to the real-time wholesale electricity price and the technology to shift energy usage to the times when cheaper renewables are available in the grid and export to the grid at times when the price they can be paid for it is highest. We are backed by Australia’s leading VCs (including Square Peg Capital and Main Sequence Ventures), impact-focuse