Hey there!
(Update April, 29th: We found somebody for the described position. As nobody of us except our new team member is compensated by the oemof association, we of course still welcome everybody who is willing to contribute. Best ways to do so are probably joining discussions at openmod:oemof and helping to develop and maintain oemof at GitHub.)
Are you a student or do you have a passion for energy systems and programming? If you love diving into Python projects and exploring innovative ways to optimize energy systems, we’d love to have you on board.
What You’ll Do:
- Discover & Share: Search the web for fresh publications and real-world applications of oemof, our collection of open source tools.
- Connect & Learn: Chat with users—from scientists to business professionals—to learn how they’re using energy system optimization.
- Create & Engage: Write fun, engaging blog posts about your discoveries and share them on social media.
What We’re Looking For:
- A communicative, curious individual who loves talking to people.
- A motivated explorer who’s excited to learn about the latest in science and tech.
- Ideally, you already know a bit about oemof—but if not, that’s cool too!
- Fluent English skills to engage with our community.
What’s in It for You?
- A chance to work some hours a month.
- An opportunity to be part of a vibrant, collaborative open source community.
- A space to develop your communication and technical skills while making a real impact in the world of energy system optimization.
Does this sound like something you want to do? Send us an email at info@oemof.org. Tell us who you are—what your main job is or, if you’re studying, what you’re studying—and let us know if you’ve ever had contact with oemof. We’re totally open to oemof beginners!
We can’t wait to hear from you!