Corinex delivers digital grid reinforcement through BPL-enabled visibility, flexibility, and resilient hosting capacity.
Vancouver, British Columbia
Corinex is a leading provider of BPL-based grid flexibility solutions, enabling the digitalization of the distribution system where energy consumers connect. Our solutions maintain network capacities and steer low-carbon technologies (LCTs) to consume local generation. Our grid asset management solution utilizes existing grid infrastructure and enables edge computing, high-speed transmission, real-time grid performance data, device management, and security at the edge of the grid. Our broadband end-to-end solution, integrates distributed energy devices and enables real-time energy data, analytics and predictive models, with the highest level of security. Awards: - Deloitte Technology Fast 50 - 2024, 2025, and 2026 - Energy Awards - Digital Development of the Year - 2026 - CleanTech Breakthrough Awards - Grid Management Software Solution of the Year - 2026 - Reuters Energy Industry Awards - Technologies of Change - Finalist - 2026 - BC Tech - Company of the Year - Finalist - 2026
On-site · Vancouver
The Director will lead global hardware supply chain operations, managing executive relationships with semiconductor foundries and OSAT partners. They are responsible for strategic sourcing, contract negotiations, capacity planning, and driving cost-reduction initiatives across the bill of materials.
On-site · Vancouver
Lead the development and maintenance of embedded Linux platforms, including board bring-up, kernel configuration, and device driver development. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate embedded applications for smart metering and BPL communication solutions.
On-site · Vancouver
You will design, develop, and maintain embedded software for Linux-based communication devices, including board bring-up and system-level debugging. You will also collaborate with hardware and firmware teams to ensure reliable performance across the full product lifecycle.
