Independent power producer managing 6,200+ MW of operating renewable assets
Deriva Energy operates a geographically dispersed portfolio of solar and renewable facilities across the U.S., supported by an engineering-heavy hiring mix focused on O&M, field operations, and work-order management. Their tech stack reflects the operational backbone of a distributed asset owner: SCADA and industrial control systems (Ignition, VTScada, OPC), enterprise resource planning (NetSuite), workforce scheduling (ServiceNow), and financial consolidation (OneStream, Kyriba). Active hiring for junior and mid-level engineering roles, paired with documented pain points around SCADA reliability and inventory reordering delays, suggests they are scaling to manage complexity across unique site configurations.
Deriva Energy is a Charlotte-based independent power producer and portfolio company of Brookfield. The company operates over 6,200 megawatts of generation capacity and manages over 10,500 megawatts in active development across multiple U.S. states. Operations span solar and renewable facilities with a focus on maintaining uptime, managing work orders, and executing scheduled maintenance. The organization employs 501–1,000 staff and is actively hiring in engineering, operations, and field support roles to support growth in site operations and asset development. Core operational challenges include managing site-to-site complexity, ensuring NERC and SOX compliance, and optimizing procurement and inventory workflows.
SCADA and industrial control systems (Ignition, VTScada, OPC), NetSuite for ERP, ServiceNow for work order management, OneStream for financial consolidation, Kyrira for treasury, and Workday for HR.
Deriva operates 6,200+ megawatts of assets in service and manages 10,500+ megawatts in active development across U.S. renewable sites.
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