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Our invention

Real-timeEnergyRouting

A whole new way to move electricity. Power, routed like data. Any source. Any device. Any direction.

We made the impossible possible

A new proven architecture for electricity.

Lab-proven

Draws any waveform

It switches modules in and out in real time, stacking them to draw AC, DC, or any shape in between.

Lab-proven

AC and DC from one box

220 V AC and 24 V DC at the same time. No separate inverter.

Lab-proven

Both ways at once

Charge and discharge at the same time.

Lab-proven

Mixes sources

Grid and battery on one line. Solar joins the same way.

Lab-proven

Swap parts while it runs

Pull a module out under load. The power stays on.

By design

No conversion tax

Fewer steps from grid to GPU, so less energy turns into heat.

Today

A fixed chain

With RER

A router

Gerald Bode, inventor of the N-Level technology
Gerald Bode, inventor
This invention has shaped 15 years of one engineer's life.

Gerald Bode spent fifteen years on one question: how do you route electricity the way the internet routes data? RER is his answer.

Read the patent: WO2022223494A1 ↗
Gerald BodeInventor & Chief Architect
Florian Engel
Florian EngelManaging Director

The demonstrator

Built to prove RER works on real hardware.

Modules 12/12 onlineLoad on

Proven in the lab

AC + DC out, no inverterTwo-way flow at onceGrid + battery on one lineHot-swap under loadSine wave from blocks
The full demonstrator setup in the lab
The setup
Close-up of the routing-module rack with turquoise cables
The modules
Channel panel with CH1 220 V AC and CH2 24 V DC meters
AC + DC

How RER
works

Careers

Technical Co‑Founder
Chief Engineer, Power Electronics

This isn't a job opening. It's one seat next to the inventor of a new architecture for electricity. We're looking for the rare engineer who can take it from the lab into the world.

The mission

  • Work side by side with inventor Gerald Bode to turn RER into an architecture a whole industry can build on.
  • Be the technical voice NLEVEL brings to hyperscalers, ODMs and power-architecture companies, from first assessment to joint development and a field prototype.
  • Build the team, suppliers and validation network that make it real, while Gerald keeps pushing the core forward.

You're the one if

  • You're among the best in power electronics, power systems or distributed energy, and people in the field would say so.
  • You've gone deep on HVDC/LVDC, storage, power conversion or critical electrical infrastructure.
  • You've already taken lab-stage technology all the way into a real product.
  • Technical leaders at hyperscalers, ODMs or major industrial companies take your call.
  • You move easily between architecture, safety, validation, manufacturing and partnerships.

The deal

You join as a co-founder, not an employee: equity-heavy at first, with salary once the operating company is funded. If you're looking for a regular job, this isn't it.

Open challenge

Think you can crack it?

We're looking for exceptional engineers who get what RER is doing. No CV needed. Show us how you think.

Before you contact us

  • You need to have a very deep background in power electronics, control systems or embedded engineering.
  • You've watched all 11 short demonstration videos and the RER video above.
  • You answer all five questions below, in your own words.
  • No AI-written answers, please. We'll go through them with you in conversation, so we want to hear how you think.

The five questions

  1. What each of the 11 demonstrations proves from a power-electronics and system-architecture perspective.
  2. Which physical principles and control challenges are visible in the demonstrations.
  3. Why these functions are not simply features of a conventional centralized inverter, PCS, UPS, or BMS architecture.
  4. What you believe is technically disruptive about the combination of these functions.
  5. Which parts you can realistically validate, model, or industrialise without first receiving the complete proprietary simulation and operating model.