Staff Global Fleet Health Engineer, Industrial Storage

In the Staff Global Fleet Health Engineer, Industrial Storage role, you will resolve fleet wide maintenance and serviceability challenges to ensure that Tesla meets its contractual and performance obligations for a rapidly growing fleet of energy storage sites. This role is an integral part of developing processes and tools to effectively track and highlight risks against operational contractual obligations, and leading technical and commercial discussions on fleet maintenance and efficient obligation delivery.

The primary role of the Staff Global Fleet Health Engineer, Industrial Storage will be to leverage the incredible amounts of real-world performance and maintenance data to drive fleet wide improvements by identifying trends and determining effective strategies to improve key fleet health metrics. An ideal candidate has a solid grasp of operations and maintenance activities for power generation equipment, device and site level analytics and a demonstrated ability to work across functional teams towards delivery of contractual obligations.

• Perform frequent fleet wide reviews to identify common failures and frequent sources of unavailability. Develop cross team strategies for appropriate resolution

• Evaluate maintenance readiness across the fleet and ensure obligations can be met across different contracts and service level agreements

• Investigate and explain trends in historical fleet performance and relay them to Service Engineering and Asset Management leadership, with recommendations for fleet actions to drive improvements in service metrics

• Design and maintain reporting infrastructure to collect, organize, and present data in the form of reports, presentations, graphs, and spreadsheets, providing actionable insights on performance, status, and problem histories

• Work with Data Analysts, Service Engineering and Operations teams to automate and streamline processes

• Independently handle multiple projects at a time meeting objectives and deadlines

• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, preferably Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or equivalent experience

• Minimum of 7 years of experience in an operations and maintenance, performance analytics, or technical asset management role

• Self-motivated, collaborative individual who can work across teams

• Comprehensive understanding of Engineering Drawings (Electrical, Instrumentation & Controls) used in large scale battery storage projects

• Strong knowledge of power generation equipment, SCADA control and HMI systems

• Excellent written and verbal communication and presentation skills

• A demonstrable track record of successfully managing the performance of operational assets is a plus