Digital twin platform for municipal energy system planning
greenventory builds software for city-level energy infrastructure planning, combining geospatial data, simulation models, and AI to support the transition away from fossil fuels. The stack is Python-heavy (FastAPI, Flask, Django) with a React Native mobile layer and recent OpenAI API adoption—typical for a data + simulation-driven product. Hiring velocity is accelerating across sales, data, and engineering roles, but test infrastructure gaps (unreliable suite, expanding coverage) suggest the platform is outpacing QA maturity as customer adoption scales.
greenventory is a Freiburg-based startup (founded 2019, spinoff from Fraunhofer ISE and KIT) that provides decision-support software for cities planning renewable energy transitions. The platform combines geospatial analysis, digital twin simulation, and heat-demand forecasting to help municipalities design district-level energy systems and acquire renewable projects. Customers are primarily German local governments and energy planners. The product spans data ingestion (geo-sourced), modeling (urban energy simulations), and training—reflected in active work on test automation, result validation, customer enablement, and renewable project sourcing.
Python (FastAPI, Flask, Django), JavaScript, TypeScript, React Native, Kotlin, Java, Figma for design, and OpenAI API. Stack is data-and-backend-heavy with light frontend mobile support.
Data analysis for energy planning, urban energy system simulations, geo-data processing, heat-demand forecasting for German cities, renewable project acquisition, test automation, and customer training on the software platform.
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