Carbon tracking, IREC issuance, and credit trading platform
Sustainiam operates a three-part SaaS stack for carbon emissions management: Ecal (footprint tracking), CiP (renewable energy project registration and IREC issuance), and EmX (carbon credit marketplace). The tech foundation—Java/Spring Boot backend, React frontend, Kafka for streaming, and multi-cloud deployment (AWS, GCP, Azure)—supports transactional and reporting workloads at scale. Active friction points (slow regression cycles, missing test automation, compliance scaling) suggest the company is still hardening operational maturity as it grows beyond MVP.
Sustainiam, founded in 2023 and based in Noida, India, provides digital infrastructure for corporate carbon accounting and trading. The company addresses three discrete problems: measuring emissions (Ecal), issuing renewable energy certificates (CiP), and facilitating secondary market trades in carbon credits (EmX). The team spans engineering, marketing, design, sales, and security across 11–50 employees, with current hiring focused on mid- and senior-level engineering roles. All hiring is currently India-based.
Java and Spring Boot on the backend; React, TypeScript, and Material-UI on the frontend. Infrastructure: Kafka, Redis, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, Docker, Kubernetes, and multi-cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure). Frontend tooling includes Webpack, Vite, ESLint, and Prettier.
Core products: i-rec project registration/issuance, carbon credit marketplace. Internal projects include operational systems, MDM deployment, endpoint security, backup/disaster recovery, CI/CD pipelines, and test automation frameworks.
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