Grid-independent EV and bus charging with integrated energy storage
Jule manufactures battery-backed EV charging infrastructure designed to operate independently from grid constraints. The tech stack reveals a hardware-first organization: C/C++, ARM, LabVIEW, and RTOS for embedded systems, paired with Go, React, and PostgreSQL for operations and network management. Active firmware work (OTA updates, board support packages, hardware bring-up) and thermal-management challenges indicate Jule is scaling new hardware platforms while managing the reliability demands of deployed systems. The hiring mix—mostly senior and mid-level engineers with one sales role—reflects a product-and-operations-focused phase, not yet revenue-driven hiring.
Jule develops modular energy storage hubs that enable on-site EV and bus charging without grid dependency. Founded in 2009 and based in Toronto, the company has installed over 70 MW of power across North America, with a dozen live deployments in Ontario, Manitoba, and Michigan, plus 30 more in the pipeline across Canada and the United States. The product integrates energy storage, smart battery management, and renewable integration to deliver reliable charging under variable grid and site conditions. Jule sells to municipalities, fleet operators, and commercial property owners. The company operates as a lean, engineering-heavy team of 51–200 employees, currently implementing NetSuite ERP to support scaling operations and supply-chain management.
Jule makes battery-backed EV and bus charging infrastructure that operates independently of grid constraints. The system uses integrated energy storage and smart battery management to deliver reliable charging regardless of time or grid availability.
Firmware and hardware: C/C++, ARM, LabVIEW, RTOS. Backend and operations: Go, React, PostgreSQL, Docker, Kubernetes. Industrial systems: Siemens, Allen-Bradley, SAP, Odoo. Currently adopting NetSuite for ERP.
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