Product Engineer

Why RenewMap?

Australia and New Zealand’s energy system is evolving fast. New generation, storage, transmission and demand are moving in parallel, and the project pipeline shifts every week.

For developers, suppliers, government bodies and market participants, the hard part isn’t a lack of information. It’s that the information is fragmented, inconsistent, hard to access and quickly out of date. That makes planning, origination, due diligence and stakeholder engagement slower and riskier.

RenewMap exists to fix this.

We turn messy, fast-moving energy data into a single, current, decision-grade view of what’s being built, where, and by who. We’re trusted for origination by leading developers, relied on in government reporting (such as the 2025 Annual Progress Report by the Climate Change Authority), and increasingly used to support commercial transactions across the energy supply chain.

RenewMap is only a few years in and we’re just getting started. Next, we’re expanding from project visibility into system-level behaviour (e.g. constraints, congestion) and deeper commercial workflows that help customers find, evaluate, and execute commercial opportunities with confidence.

RenewMap is built by energy professionals that deeply understand the industry with software engineers who care about craft. We are a small, mission-oriented team working with modern tools, listening to feedback and shipping quickly, and solving big problems that matter for our future.

The Role & Team

RenewMap is a web based map platform, which delivers highly accessible, accurate and near real-time data to our customers. We work with geospatial data, use cutting edge technology and have a lot of fun while solving big problems.

As a Product Engineer at RenewMap you’ll be given autonomy to innovate and deliver new capabilities; end-to-end. Talk to customers, design solutions, ship code to production.

You’ll work in a small team comprised of energy professionals, data science experts and other world class engineers. We’re a young company, we move fast and we collaborate across disciplines without ceremony.

The problems you’ll solve are ambitious and ambiguous. This provides the opportunity to create direct value for decision makers driving Australia’s energy transition. With a world class team to back you up.

Responsibilities

Your responsibilities will be to:

• Build and launch new features for customers.
• Methodically simplify the codebase
• Collaborate with other engineers.
• Contribute to our product roadmap.
• Write documentation.
• Take part in peer review.
• Operate services, maintaining a high level of performance and reliability.
• Talk to customers.

An average day might look like:

• Morning: Talking to a customer to discover what job they’re trying to do with our platform.
• Before lunch: Working on the frontend or backend codebase of a new feature.
• After lunch: Catching up with the team over discord for weekly demos, sharing back what you learned earlier that day.
• Afternoon: Reviewing usage data, metrics and logs to investigate a bug report.
• Closing off the day: Reviewing a pull request raised by another team member.

What we’re looking for

• 5+ years building web based software products
• Fullstack experience working with relevant technology (Typescript, React)
• Some experience working with SQL databases
• You have built something from scratch: leading a large initiative, building a product, or maintaining an open source side project
• Decent design chops: you aren’t afraid to jump into Figma / an alternative
• Excellent verbal and written communication. You love talking to customers

Nice to have

• Energy industry experience
• Experience working in a high growth SaaS business
• Experience building map based software

Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Hybrid remote work - flexible office hours
• Learning budget
• Access to energy industry events

Interested?

Email your resume and a short intro to [email protected]. Even if you’re not a perfect fit, we’d still love to hear from you. We’re always looking for great people.

If you have links to relevant work (GitHub, portfolio, writing), we’d love to see those too!