EV chargers and smart home energy devices for solar self-consumption
myenergi makes EV chargers and connected home energy devices that route surplus solar power to cars, water heating and batteries. Behind the hardware sits a cloud-native AWS stack (EKS, Terraform, CircleCI) plus a lakehouse build on Glue and Apache Iceberg and ClickHouse-backed observability, a data maturity unusual for an appliance maker. Hiring is accelerating and spread across sales, marketing, support and engineering, pointing to commercial expansion alongside platform work.
myenergi is a privately held UK manufacturer founded in 2016 and headquartered in Stallingborough, North East Lincolnshire. It designs electric vehicle charging equipment and eco-smart home devices that let households use their own solar generation for heating, storage and EV charging. The company employs 201–500 people and works with installers and distribution partners to reach homeowners. Its connected products are supported by mobile apps built in React Native, Swift and Kotlin with Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity.
myenergi runs on AWS with EKS, Terraform and CircleCI, stores data in PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, Redis and Redshift, and builds apps with React Native, TypeScript, Swift and Kotlin. HubSpot and Zendesk support sales and service.
Current work includes a data platform using AWS Glue pipelines and an Apache Iceberg lakehouse, an observability platform on ClickHouse and OpenTelemetry, AI tooling in DevOps, and go-to-market plans for new products.
myenergi is headquartered in Stallingborough, North East Lincolnshire, United Kingdom, and has 201–500 employees.
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