Norlys combines electricity distribution, fiber broadband, mobile, TV and EV charging under one Danish group, and its job posts point to a heavy integration agenda: absorbing Telia Denmark, merging telco and energy platforms and replacing a core platform. The stack mixes legacy IBM BPM, IBM Integration Bus and Oracle PL/SQL with Azure, Kubernetes, Snowflake and dbt Cloud, which marks a modernization effort that is still in progress.
Norlys is a Denmark-based energy and telecommunications group headquartered in Silkeborg, with 1,001–5,000 employees. It serves Danish consumers with electricity, EV charging, internet, TV and mobile services. The group operates power grid, fiber and mobile network infrastructure and holds stakes in energy trading and renewable development businesses. It is cooperatively owned and has offices in several Danish cities, including Aarhus, Aalborg, Esbjerg and Copenhagen.
Norlys uses Azure (Functions, App Service, Container Apps, Service Bus, DevOps), Kubernetes, Java, .NET, Python, Go, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Snowflake, dbt Cloud, Salesforce, IBM Integration Bus and Cisco and Juniper networking.
Norlys's job posts reference integrating Telia Denmark into the group, building a security testing program, developing cloud and identity security capabilities, and broader modernization work, including a project called Kraken.
Norlys is headquartered in Silkeborg, Denmark. It also has offices in Aarhus, Aalborg, Esbjerg and Copenhagen.
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