“When I first got to know encoord, I saw a knowledgeable and dedicated team of professionals, driven by great ideas. They are powered by a lot of passion, and focused in making what they know and love into a powerful tool to help changing how Society and Companies use energy. I saw friendship and lot of Mathematics. And I said to myself “I want to get in!”. ”

“encoord has a unique opportunity to fulfill a need in energy markets. Rapid change drives a need for better tools. We help customers overcome that challenge and accelerate their move to a better future. That makes our work a little extra amazing.”

“My internship at encoord has increased my interest in energy systems and their environmental impact. The contribution of encoord in this field is particularly significant, which is why I choose to work at encoord. Working in a growing intercultural start-up is an opportunity for me to develop professionally and gain experience in energy systems modelling.”

“I choose to work at encoord because of its core vision to contribute efficiently in decarbonizing future energy systems through its core planning software SAInt. I love working with a team that works every day towards the ultimate goal of making our planet a better place to live. I knew my background in energy systems had prepared me well enough for this role. Moreover, the team's cultural diversity and vast expertise fascinated me to join encoord.”

“I chose encoord because I was looking for a challenge in helping decarbonizing the energy sector. I believe in the co-founders and the mission they would like to achieve. Moreover, I'm motivated by the passion that the whole team show on a daily basis.”

“I have chosen to work with encoord because I see that as a great chance to grow together with a very promising start-up with a very diverse team. I also very much liked the idea of using my skills to help the environment.”

“I love a challenge, and one of the biggest challenges we are facing is how we achieve net neutrality. I believe software applications like SAInt are crucial for the next steps in the energy transition.”