The Company:
This U.S.-based leader in grid-scale battery storage solutions is uniquely positioned to be a top industry leader, leveraging the nation’s most advanced operations for domestic cell manufacturing and content, along with unmatched experience as a market-leading integrator.
Combining advanced engineering expertise with the resources of a global clean energy innovator, the division designs and delivers large-scale utility projects nationwide, supported by new domestic manufacturing facilities.
With a market-leading project pipeline and a rapidly growing team of engineers, sales specialists, and operations professionals, they are recognized for strong retention, a collaborative culture, and fast career growth. The organization offers the agility of a mid-sized U.S. business backed by the stability and scale of a global technology powerhouse.
The Role:
They are hiring an Area Service Manager to lead service performance across a growing portfolio of utility-scale battery storage sites across California and the wider western region.
This is a regional leadership role focused on ensuring sites are operating safely, reliably, and in line with contractual and service expectations. You will manage distributed field teams, oversee maintenance performance, support customer escalations, and coordinate closely with Engineering, Warranty, Commercial, and Project Management.
The role is less about being the person physically carrying out repairs and more about ensuring the right work is happening at the right time. You will regularly visit sites to review safety compliance, maintenance execution, work-order quality, site standards, and team performance, while ensuring vendors and internal teams stay aligned to service schedules.
You will also play an important commercial role, reviewing service and warranty obligations, understanding what sits inside or outside contractual scope, and managing financial performance across the region.
The immediate focus is California, with the portfolio expected to grow across Northern California, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington.
Responsibilities include: