Optimization and trading software for power generation and utility companies
PCI Energy Solutions builds enterprise software for power generators covering portfolio optimization, energy accounting, ETRM and gas management. Its stack shows a heavy Oracle estate (Exadata, GoldenGate, RMAN, Data Pump) alongside AWS DMS, Amazon RDS and OCI, pointing to an active migration of Oracle databases into hybrid cloud. The engineering-led hiring mix, paired with SOC 1/SOC 2 pressure, suggests modernization of delivery and compliance.
PCI Energy Solutions is a privately held software company founded in 1992 and headquartered in Norman, Oklahoma, with 201–500 employees. It serves power generation and distribution companies worldwide with software for portfolio optimization, energy accounting, gas management, eTagging, outage management, post analysis and business intelligence. The company also works on integrating renewables and battery storage into generation portfolios. Beyond product, it provides implementation, configuration and system integration services, with additional offices in Houston, Raleigh, Mexico City and Sydney.
PCI runs Java, Jakarta EE, Spring and React on Kubernetes and Docker, with GitLab and Jira. Data spans Oracle Exadata, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Snowflake and Databricks across AWS, OCI and Azure.
Yes. Job posts reference Oracle database migrations to hybrid cloud, and the stack includes AWS Database Migration Service, Oracle GoldenGate, Amazon RDS and OCI.
PCI Energy Solutions is headquartered in Norman, Oklahoma, with offices in Houston, Raleigh, Mexico City and Sydney. Current hiring is focused in the United States.
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