Billing, accounting and operations software for utility cooperatives
Meridian Cooperative, formerly SEDC, builds utility billing, accounting, engineering and operations software on a .NET Core, Angular and WPF stack backed by Oracle and SQL Server. Its adoption of AWS RDS, Aurora and OCI Autonomous Database points to a move of Oracle-heavy workloads into the cloud. Senior-weighted engineering hiring centers on database modernization, disaster recovery and paying down technical debt.
Meridian Cooperative is a not-for-profit cooperative headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 1976 and previously known as SEDC. It develops software for utilities covering billing, accounting, engineering, GIS mapping, AMI, prepaid metering and electronic bill presentment and payment. The company also offers bill print and financial services alongside implementation and support teams. It employs 501–1,000 people and currently hires in the United States across engineering, support, data and product.
Meridian runs .NET Core, Angular, WPF, Entity Framework, SQL Server, Oracle with PL/SQL and GoldenGate, PostgreSQL and RabbitMQ, hosted on AWS and OCI, with Jira and Zendesk for delivery and support.
Yes. It is adopting AWS RDS, Aurora and OCI Autonomous Database, and current projects include deploying and modernizing databases across AWS and OCI.
Meridian Cooperative is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, and currently hires in the US across engineering, support, data and product roles.
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