Genvia

About the Company

Today, and for decades, global warming is a reality. Together, and individually, we must act and activate all possible levers to reduce CO2 emissions on a global scale. Decarbonated hydrogen is a key element of the energy transition for many countries aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050. At Genvia, we are convinced that it is a sustainable and virtuous solution for our planet and for future generations. Genvia aims to industrialize the manufacture of high-temperature electrolyzers (EHT) to mass-produce carbon-free hydrogen - a first in France - and thus contribute to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, particularly for industry. At Genvia, our mission is therefore to support industrial sites that emit CO2, yet are essential to the development of our society, in the energy transition to help achieve decarbonization targets on a global scale. Founded in 2021, Genvia is a joint venture created by industrialist SLB, CEA, as well as Vicat, Vinci and the Occitanie / Midi-Pyrénées Region via ARIS. This strong alliance between partners with complementary expertise is essential to industrialize this innovative electrolysis technology developed by the CEA.

Listed Jobs

Company Name

Genvia

Job Title

INGÉNIEUR DE DÉVELOPPEMENT LOGICIEL (H/F)

Job Description

**Job Title** Software Development Engineer – Full Stack for Electrolyzer Digital Model **Role Summary** Develop and enhance a full‑stack application that models the performance of solid‑oxide electrolyzers for blue hydrogen production. Works closely with systems engineers to refine simulation models, create interactive dashboards, and provide data‑driven insights for design and optimization. **Expectations** - Deliver a functional UI/UX that visualizes key physical parameters and system responses. - Extend backend models with new features and reusable components. - Produce technical reports and clarifications to support engineering decisions. **Key Responsibilities** - Design, implement, and maintain dashboards, plots, and visualizations for rapid data exploration. - Integrate new computational features into existing simulation code. - Develop modular components (e.g., mathematical models, data connectors) for reuse across projects. - Analyze model outputs to identify efficiency levers and provide actionable recommendations. - Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to ensure model accuracy and usability. **Required Skills** - Proficiency in Python (data processing, modeling). - Experience with MATLAB for scientific computing. - UI/UX development skills (HTML/CSS/JavaScript frameworks or Python visualization libraries). - Ability to design reusable code modules and APIs. - Strong analytical thinking and problem‑solving in a scientific/engineering context. **Required Education & Certifications** - Master’s degree or final year of engineering study in Computational Science, Applied Mathematics, or a related field, preferably with exposure to the energy sector. - No mandatory specific certifications required.

Clamart, France

On site

12-11-2025