• Serve as the primary Exowatt project point of contact for the customer from contract execution through site acceptance
• Runs the customer-facing project cadence: kickoff, weekly status, milestone reviews, risk reviews, and acceptance
• Translate customer requirements, site conditions, and contract obligations into a clear, tracked scope
• Own escalation handling — internally and with the customer — with judgment about what to surface, when, and to whom
• Build and maintain the master deliverables matrix, schedule, and critical path for each deployment
• Coordinate inputs from Engineering, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Field Operations, and Commercial to keep the schedule live and credible
• Track contract milestones, payment milestones, and acceptance criteria; ensure internal and external sign-offs happen on time
• Identify schedule and scope risks early, propose mitigations, and drive them to closure
• Coordinate site readiness with the customer: civil, electrical, interconnection, permitting, and access logistics
• Lead pre-deployment site visits, factory acceptance reviews, and on-site installation and commissioning campaigns
• Partner with Field Operations to ensure safety, quality, and documentation standards are met at every step
• Lead the incident response for deployed modules requiring technical or field attention: triage issues, determine severity, define the remediation path, and drive to resolution.
• Orchestrate the field response across internal engineering, service technicians, and third-party partners; ensure mobilization includes the correct personnel, components, and documentation
• Own customer-facing communication during field incidents, providing clear acknowledgments, credible recovery timelines, and formal closure documentation.
• Systematize the capture of field data: root cause analysis, corrective actions, and time-to-resolution to provide structured feedback for Engineering and Product iterations
• Establish the foundational tooling and conventions (ticketing, escalation paths, and service levels) necessary to scale a future Field Ops function
• Create the reusable playbook: kickoff templates, deliverables matrices, status reporting formats, risk registers, acceptance protocols
• Define the operating model for how Field Operations interfaces with Engineering, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Commercial, and Finance
• Establish lessons-learned and post-deployment review practices so every project makes the next one easier
• Scope and shape future Field Operations hires as our customer count grows.