Analyst, Software Development

About Arevon Arevon is a U.S. energy leader committed to powering America with affordable, reliable, and secure homegrown energy. Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, and with a regional office in New York City, the company’s experienced and dedicated team develops, finances, builds, owns, and operates renewable energy projects nationwide. With a strong track record in utility-scale solar and energy storage, Arevon is a trusted partner to utilities and businesses seeking cost-effective, sustainable energy solutions. By prioritizing American manufacturing and domestic energy production, the company invests in U.S. jobs, strengthens local economies, and advances the country’s energy independence. The Position Every plant in our fleet streams data around the clock from power output, irradiance, battery state of charge, breaker states, market dispatch signals. A small in-house engineering team turned that firehose into software the company runs on: a real-time fleet monitoring platform and a trading platform for the energy markets our batteries bid into. We built both ourselves, from the database schema to the UI. Now we are starting the next chapter: rebuilding the plant-to-cloud data pipeline on modern streaming infrastructure and standing up a centralized data and API platform that every team at Arevon such as operations, trading, finance, and data science will build on. You would be one of the first engineers on that build. This is not a ticket-queue job. You will build alongside the engineers who designed these systems, ship code that moves real megawatts, and see your work in use at the next desk. No energy industry experience required. If you learn fast, we will teach you how a battery bids into a power market. Key Responsibilities Help design and build the next-generation data pipeline: MQTT/Sparkplug at the plant edge, external API integrations, Kafka streaming, and a centralized API layer on top. Turn raw telemetry from inverters, meters, and batteries into data people can trust: quality control, gap-filling, event detection. Ship features end-to-end on our internal platforms: database schema to API to React UI, used daily by operators and traders. Work with real physics and market data: solar production models, battery dispatch, CAISO prices. Partner with data science to put price and production forecasts into production. Own what you ship: instrument it, test it, run it, fix it. Required Qualifications Early in your career, whether you're a recent graduate or have one to three years of experience, you're looking for an opportunity to take on greater ownership and responsibility. We value the impact you've made and the work you've built more than the number of years on your resume. You've created something meaningful, whether through a side project, research initiative, startup venture, or an academic project that extended well beyond the assignment. You enjoy discussing the decisions, tradeoffs, and problem-solving that brought it to life. You're naturally curious about how systems work in the real world. When something behaves unexpectedly, you want to understand the underlying cause, not just the outcome. You prioritize quality and thoughtful execution over speed alone. You're willing to advocate for doing things the right way, even when it requires additional effort. You thrive in a highly collaborative, fast-moving environment where autonomy is expected. You're comfortable identifying opportunities, investigating challenges, and driving solutions without waiting for direction. You value being part of the conversation and contributing in real time. This role is based in Scottsdale and requires three days per week on-site. We believe that in-person collaboration is a meaningful part of how we learn, innovate, and achieve results together. Our Stack Languages: Python, TypeScript/JavaScript Frontend: React (Vite and Next.js) Backend and data: FastAPI, Django REST Framework, PostgreSQL/TimescaleDB, MongoDB, Snowflake…