Battery energy storage integration and energy management software
FlexGen integrates utility-scale battery storage systems and runs them through its own energy management software, staying hardware agnostic. A C++/Go control stack alongside InfluxDB and Seeq points to real-time telemetry and safety-critical control work, while hiring in Finland and Germany plus Nordic storage sales projects signal an active European expansion.
FlexGen is a Durham, North Carolina-based company, founded in 2009, that delivers integrated battery energy storage systems. Its HybridOS energy management platform commissions and operates storage assets, and it works with third-party hardware or supplies complete systems. Customers include utility-scale storage, solar-plus-storage and backup power buyers. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and hires across the United States, Finland and Germany.
FlexGen uses C++, Go, Python, Java, React and Node.js, with MongoDB and InfluxDB for data, Docker, Jenkins and Ansible for delivery, AWS for cloud, and Salesforce and NetSuite for business operations.
Yes. FlexGen is hiring in Finland and Germany and pursuing utility-scale storage project sales in Finland and Sweden, alongside its US operations.
FlexGen is headquartered in Durham, North Carolina, United States, and has 201–500 employees.
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