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Weheat manufactures heat pumps (Blackbird, Sparrow, Flint) positioned on energy efficiency and ease of installation. The tech stack—Python, SQL, Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform across Azure infrastructure—and active projects (backend architecture, anomaly detection on pump logs, web applications for CO₂ tracking) reveal a company building toward connected, remotely-managed systems beyond hardware alone. Engineering-heavy hiring mix with mid-level dominance suggests rapid scaling of both manufacturing and platform teams.
Tech Stack 24 technologies
Core StackPython Power BI SolidWorks TypeScript JavaScript Java Node.js Azure AD Intune Docker Kubernetes Terraform Ansible Jira Swift Excel SQL Siemens NX Azure Microsoft 365 Windows PowerShell Bash Microsoft Project
What Weheat Is Building
◆Challenges
- Reducing co₂ emissions
- Reducing installer downtime
- Optimizing product design
- Scaling heat pump production
- Designing compact heat pump systems
- Making heating affordable and simple
- Scaling backend architecture
- Improving performance and reliability
- Market adoption of heat pumps
- Scaling support knowledge
▲Active Projects
- Field performance analysis of heat pumps
- Knowledge base
- Heat pump core design
- Mechanical housing design
- Prototype development in factory
- Scalable web applications for co2 savings
- Backend architecture of our heat pump platform
- Robust apis and data models
- Anomaly detection model for heat pump logs
- Scaling support knowledge
Hiring Activity
25 roles · 10 in 30d
Department
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