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Open Source Controls is a full-service controls and systems integration company committed to delivering cutting-edge, functional technology solutions for building owners and operators.

We take pride in our intuitive user interfaces, high-quality workmanship, and strategic approach to facility energy optimization. Our team specializes in integrating a building’s various operating systems into a single, seamless interface, leveraging industry-leading platforms such as Tridium, Niagara, Honeywell, and Distech.

By partnering with property owners, property managers, facilities teams, engineering firms, mechanical contractors, school districts, churches, industrial groups, and government entities, we provide customized building automation solutions tailored to diverse needs.

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Software Engineer
3.9
27 August 2026
Stable Tech Role with Good Teamwork, Job Security is Okay
Pros: The development team is genuinely collaborative and supportive, fostering a great learning environment, especially for those interested in open-source contributions. I've learned a lot about system architecture and best practices in my role. The remote work setup is efficient, and I appreciate the autonomy given to engineers to manage their tasks.
Cons: While daily tasks are generally stable, the company's future direction feels a bit uncertain at times. This isn't due to immediate layoffs, but more about long-term strategic clarity which can leave one wondering about the broader job security beyond the current projects. Communication about big-picture goals could be clearer.
Advice to Management: Focus on clearly communicating the long-term strategic vision and how individual teams and projects contribute to it. This would greatly boost employee confidence and perceived job security.
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