Full-Stack & Internal Tools Engineer

Build the software and internal tools that help EQORE price projects, operate deployed energy systems, communicate performance, and move faster.

You will build the software that helps a small team price projects, operate systems, communicate performance, and move faster. The work spans Qore App, our pricing workflow, prospecting tools, customer reporting, and internal automation.

This is a product-engineering role for someone who likes finding repetitive work and eliminating it. You will work directly with the people using what you build and own projects from an unclear problem through a dependable tool.

• Build and improve Qore App, the dashboard customers use to understand system performance and value.
• Improve our pricing workflow, including data cleaning, run comparison, and quote generation.
• Build prospect-screening tools and connect them to our CRM.
• Automate customer reporting, savings verification, and utility-bill review.
• Create tools for plan review, one-line diagrams, site evaluation, and commissioning.
• Build interfaces around the work of our Energy Markets, Controls, and Fleet engineers.
• Choose where AI is useful and add human verification where errors matter.

• Strong full-stack skills, including Python and a modern frontend framework.
• A track record of independently shipping software from backend through interface.
• Product judgment: you can turn an ambiguous complaint into the right tool.
• Comfort with messy data and workflows that cross software and physical operations.
• A bias toward simple systems, fast iteration, and measurable usefulness.
• A desire to work full-time and in person with a small team in Somerville.

• Energy or industrial data
• Internal tools for small teams
• Document automation
• LLM workflows
• Data visualization
• Software tied to physical systems

You will build software used by customers and by the people deploying real energy systems. The team is small enough that a good tool can change how the whole company operates, and the systems are already live enough that you can see whether your work helps.