epx runs a cloud analytics platform that ingests building management, metering and operational data to cut energy use, cost and emissions in commercial buildings. Its stack pairs industrial IoT protocols (Modbus, MQTT, LoRaWAN) with a dual-cloud footprint on Azure and AWS, managed through Terraform, Bicep and CloudFormation on AKS and EKS. That is unusually mature infrastructure-as-code for a firm this size, and its senior-only engineering and ops hiring centers on field deployment of controls and metering.
epx is a North Sydney-based public company, founded in 1993, with 51–200 employees. It delivers building performance optimisation as a data service, using its proprietary EDGE cloud platform to detect faults and inefficiencies across building systems. The platform combines BMS and metering data with machine-learning analysis to surface energy, maintenance and carbon reduction opportunities. It serves building owners and managers across a portfolio of more than 700 buildings in over 25 countries.
epx runs on Azure and AWS with Kubernetes (AKS and EKS) and Terraform, Bicep and CloudFormation for infrastructure. It uses Python, Grafana and CloudWatch, plus Modbus, MQTT and LoRaWAN for building IoT data.
epx is headquartered in North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, and current hiring is focused in Australia.
Job posts point to deploying the EDGE industrial platform, integrating the epx platform, and rolling out building controls and metering systems at client sites.
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