Energy and utilities software for billing, grid management, and flexibility optimization
Haulogy builds modular software for energy retailers, distribution operators, and utilities navigating the energy transition. The stack is anchored in Java/Spring and Python with Kafka and NATS for event-driven workflows, and they're actively migrating Go components back to Java while scaling data handling for market feeds — a signal of operational complexity outpacing their current architecture. Engineering dominates the hiring mix, paired with focused work on AI-driven flexibility optimization and grid-level demand management.
Haulogy develops software platforms for the energy and utilities sector, covering flexibility management, billing, network operations, and energy sharing. Their product portfolio includes modules for metering data management, billing for energy retailers, distribution grid operations, market gateways, and data exchange. The company serves distribution system operators and energy suppliers across Western Europe, operating as a 51–200-person team based in Belgium and founded in 2005. They operate as a self-owned company providing both software and long-term consulting services.
Java, Python, Spring, PostgreSQL, Kafka, NATS, RabbitMQ, REST, and SOAP. They're currently migrating Go components to Java and exploring Go for new services.
AI-based flexibility optimization (flex.boost), grid management platforms, event-driven architecture implementation via NATS, energy contract lifecycle management, market data gateways, and invoice generation with dunning workflows.
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