Hypership has completed a six-week engagement with Joulen, the Belfast smart-energy software company, helping embed AI-native ways of working across its engineering and product teams.
The programme began with a discovery workshop involving Joulen’s executive team, followed by six weeks embedded on-site. Hypership ran structured, hands-on sessions with every engineering team, building AI practice directly around Joulen’s own codebase and workflows rather than generic training. A shared context repository – covering enterprise context, coding conventions and curated skills – was built during the engagement and now belongs to Joulen, who continue to extend it in-house.
Adoption was tracked throughout, with 100% of Joulen’s engineers using AI daily by the end of week six. Engineers now run multiple coding agents in parallel using spec-driven development, with each session drawing on shared context built up across the team – so the benefits compound rather than reset with each new task.
John Carroll, COO at Joulen, said: “The last six weeks have been transformative for how our engineering and product teams work – everyone at Joulen has felt the shift toward AI-native ways of working. If we ever need AI-native or forward-deployed engineering capability in future, Hypership will be our first port of call.”
About Hypership
Hypership is a Belfast-based AI and software consultancy that provides production-grade solutions for clients globally – across discovery, end-to-end build and AI enablement. Founded by Kyle Davidson (previously Technical Director for AI @ Kainos) and Shannon Holgate (previously Director of Software Engineering @ Magnite).
Find out more at hypership.tech.
