Financial and regulatory consolidation platform for energy and utilities
PowerPlan consolidates financial, operational, and regulatory data for mid-market companies in energy and utilities. The tech stack—PowerBuilder, .NET, Azure, Snowflake, Databricks, Power BI—reflects a legacy-to-cloud transition in progress: they're modernizing on-premises components into cloud-native .NET services while layering machine learning (MLflow, Databricks) and governance infrastructure (DefectDojo, Rapid7, CrowdStrike). Active hiring across engineering, ops, and support at senior-heavy seniority levels suggests scaling complexity—likely driven by mission-critical tax accounting workflows and data integrity challenges flagged across their system.
PowerPlan is a 30-year-old public company headquartered in Atlanta that provides integrated financial, tax, and regulatory reporting for mid-market enterprises. The platform consolidates granular asset and financial data across departments (accounting, tax, finance, operations, IT, regulatory) into a single auditable view. The product is especially deep in energy and oil-and-gas accounting, where regulatory burden and multi-decade planning horizons create high switching costs. Active work includes modernizing legacy components to cloud infrastructure, establishing engineering standards, and optimizing case triage and support workflows.
PowerBuilder, .NET, Azure, Snowflake, Databricks, Power BI, Python, Salesforce, Zendesk, CrowdStrike, Rapid7, and Qualys. They are actively migrating legacy components to cloud-native .NET services on Azure.
Atlanta, Georgia. The company is a public company founded in 1994 with 201–500 employees, currently hiring only in the United States.
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