Battery storage and EV charging hardware for French energy transition
NW manufactures battery storage systems (JBox®) and high-power EV charging infrastructure (IECharge®) for the French grid and international markets. The tech stack—Rust, Linux, Python, MQTT, PostgreSQL—reflects embedded systems engineering at scale, paired with operational digitalization (finance function, maintenance service automation). Hiring velocity is accelerating across engineering and product, suggesting active hardware development and scaling of supply-chain complexity as the company expands internationally.
NW is a French energy-hardware company founded in 2007, headquartered in Paris, with 51–200 employees. The company manufactures two primary product lines: JBox®, a battery energy storage system (BESS) for grid stabilization and renewable integration, and IECharge®, a high-power EV charging platform. NW operates across France and internationally, with active hiring in France and Italy. Current project focus spans hardware development (JBox software, BESS supply-chain optimization), operational scaling (finance digitalization, maintenance service automation), and international project expansion. The company faces supply-chain cost and geopolitical volatility as core operational challenges.
Rust, Linux, Python, MQTT, PostgreSQL, Docker, C/C++, and JavaScript. The mix indicates embedded systems for hardware control alongside backend services for fleet management and grid integration.
JBox® battery storage software, IECharge® charging system development, BESS supply-chain optimization, international project expansion, and internal digitalization of finance and maintenance functions.
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