Flower builds AI-driven trading and optimization systems for renewable energy assets—wind farms, solar installations, battery systems, and EV chargers. Their tech stack (Python, Databricks, dbt, Spark, Snowflake, Airflow, Dagster) is heavily weighted toward data pipeline and optimization infrastructure, reflecting their core challenge: making variable renewable generation dispatchable and profitable through real-time trading. Active hiring is concentrated in engineering and data roles at senior levels, with concurrent investment in research and strategy—a hiring shape that signals they're scaling algorithmic sophistication faster than operational headcount.
Flower operates as a flexible-power optimization company, solving the fundamental intermittency problem in renewable energy through AI-driven asset trading and dispatch. They manage and optimize a distributed portfolio of wind, solar, battery, and EV-charging assets, trading energy and flexibility services across spot and ancillary markets to generate revenue and grid stability. Founded in 2020 and based in Stockholm, the company is currently 51–200 employees with a technical-first operating model—most active roles are engineering and data positions, concentrated in Sweden. Their business model chains data ingestion, short-term forecasting, algorithmic trading execution, and revenue optimization across fragmented energy markets.
Python, SQL, AWS, Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery, dbt, Apache Spark, Airflow, Dagster, Terraform, CloudFormation, and Git. Heavy focus on data pipelines and cloud orchestration.
Stockholm, Sweden. All current hiring is in-country.
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