Broadband-over-powerline hardware and software for utility grid flexibility
Corinex builds BPL-based communications and edge computing for electricity distribution grids, pairing embedded hardware with cloud software. The stack spans Yocto/Embedded Linux, JTAG debugging and Verilog/SystemVerilog/UVM alongside Kubernetes on AWS, GCP and Azure, signaling in-house silicon and firmware work. Job posts point to a shift from prototypes to serial production, plus a German market push and UK expansion backed by marketing and sales hiring.
Corinex is a privately held company headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, founded in 1999 and employing 51–200 people. It provides broadband over powerline (BPL) solutions that turn existing distribution infrastructure into a data and control network for utilities. Its offerings cover grid asset management, edge computing, real-time grid performance data, device management and integration of distributed energy devices such as low-carbon technologies. Core specialties include smart metering, advanced metering infrastructure, meter data management and demand management. The company hires in Canada, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Corinex uses Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Azure, Python and Go for software, plus Embedded Linux, Yocto Project, JTAG, GDB, OpenOCD, Verilog, SystemVerilog and UVM for hardware and firmware, with HubSpot and Webflow for marketing.
Corinex is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and hires in Canada, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Corinex is running BPL proof-of-concept and pilot projects, industrializing smart grid hardware for serial production, localizing marketing for Germany and pursuing BSI certification compliance.
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