Data Science at Axle Energy | England, GB | Rezi

Data Science at Axle Energy

Data Science

Axle Energy · England, GB

1 months ago

Data Science

Axle Energy · England, GB

2 months ago
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About the Role

We are seeking full stack data scientists who are passionate about understanding the domain, identifying commercial value, and managing the entire process from data exploration to production.

Responsibilities

  • Build, optimize, and deploy models that operate reliably at scale.
  • Develop a deep understanding of energy markets, grid dynamics, and trading strategies.
  • Own the full lifecycle of work, from research and prototyping through to production.
  • Write clean, production-quality code and contribute to robust, scalable systems.
  • Turn ideas into real-world, productionized solutions beyond notebooks.

Requirements

  • Knowledge of the electricity system, specifically power trading.
  • Comfort speaking to clients.
  • Familiarity with time-series data.

Skills

  • Python
  • Docker
  • GCP

Location

  • Farringdon (Office)

Work Type

  • Hybrid

Salary/Compensations

  • £75k–£200k (base salary + equity)

Benefits

  • Meaningful slice of equity
  • Enhanced parental leave
  • Bi-annual retreats

About the Company

  • Axle Energy is building the infrastructure for the decarbonised energy system.
  • Our software shifts energy usage to times when electricity is cheap and green by controlling vehicle charging, heating systems, and home batteries.
  • We control hundreds of thousands of energy assets.
  • We operate at lightning speed and are growing the team to meet customer demand.
  • We are supported by world-leading investors, including Accel.

Equal Opportunity

  • We are extremely keen to build a diverse company, and we’re particularly eager to hear from candidates who don't fit the traditional role stereotypes. If you’re motivated by our mission, please do reach out, even if you feel you might not ‘check all the boxes’.