Software and construction automation platform for utility-scale solar plants
Terabase Energy builds digital and automation tooling for utility-scale PV, spanning plant design, field construction and operations. Its stack pairs industrial controls (ControlLogix, Codesys, Ignition, SCADA) with a modern web and CI layer (React, Angular, Python, Jenkins, Docker), showing a company shipping both PLC-level code and cloud software. Senior-heavy, engineering-led hiring is accelerating alongside a NetSuite rollout and an internal IT build-out.
Terabase Energy is a privately held solar technology company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Berkeley, CA. It develops an integrated software and automation platform covering the development, construction and operation of utility-scale photovoltaic power plants. Its work spans plant design software, construction automation, SCADA and project development. The company has 51–200 employees and hires in the United States and France.
Terabase runs SCADA, Ignition, ControlLogix and Codesys for controls, Python, React, Angular and TypeScript for software, Jenkins and Docker for CI, plus AWS, Azure, GCP, SQL Server, InfluxDB and NetSuite.
Yes. Engineering dominates Terabase's hiring, which is accelerating and skews senior, with additional roles in operations, finance and construction across the United States and France.
Current work includes SCADA projects, real-time hardware-in-the-loop simulation for utility-scale solar, an interconnected software and construction automation platform, and a NetSuite implementation.
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