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The goal is to make SCADA and operational data from water networks usable through modern AI methods, including anomaly detection, data quality analysis, and multi-agent systems for network control.
Your Role As Software Developer, you will take on a central technical role in the AquaSky team, working closely with the founding team on architecture, development, and implementation of the platform.
Python, possibly Java/Spring Boot)
Independent, structured way of working, as we are a small team
AI-native:
routine, everyday use of LLM tools (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, etc.) as a core part of your workflow, rather than occasional use
English: required
Nice-to-have:
Experience with databases, ideally Postgres/PostGIS (geodata)
Experience with SCADA systems, IoT, or sensor data
Knowledge of Docker, CI/CD (GitHub Actions), and software deployment on our own infrastructure
Alex Classen alex.classen@student.uibk.ac.at Workload: 15 hrs/week Scheduling: flexible, aside from one weekly meeting Location: Innsbruck Period: October 1, 2026 to February 28, 2027 Application Deadline: September 7, 2026
About AquaSky AquaSky is building a data-driven intelligence platform for water utilities as part of the FFG Spin-off Fellowship.
Responsibilities
Design and further development of the data intelligence platform (backend and data architecture)
Integration of SCADA and sensor data from water networks
Data quality and anomaly analyses on real network data
Contributing to system architecture and technical roadmap
Collaboration with research (University of Innsbruck) and pilot partners
Skills We’re Looking For Must-have:
Solid programming skills (e.g.
