The Data Performance Engineer is part of the engineering team responsible for conducting in-depth analysis of performance data from battery storage systems. This role intersects battery energy storage systems (BESS), engineering, and data analytics with focus on delivering advanced analytical pipelines.
Locations (2)
United States
Canada
Compensation
$80,000 - $120,000 + annual bonus
Responsibilities
Actively collaborate with software developers, data engineers and system architects to deliver advanced analytical pipelines.
Analyse the performance of BESS, including downtime analysis, identifying under-performing areas and sub-systems, understanding system behaviour, and directing improvements and updates to enhance system availability and capacity.
Evaluate key performance indicators (KPIs) such as BESS Storage Availability, Charge/Discharge Energy, RTE, and SoC. Prepare and present reports (dashboards and presentations) for internal and external stakeholders.
Calculate major equipment unavailability and LDs. Communicate and reconcile these with suppliers and owners.
APAC
India
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Pakistan
Compensation
Output-based, with payment per task that meets project specifications. Minimum submission requirements apply; the time required per task may vary.
Responsibilities
Create and solve technically rigorous scientific problems within your area of specialization.
Develop reproducible Python-based analyses, models, simulations, and data-processing workflows.
Analyze and interpret biological or biomedical datasets using appropriate computational methods.
Review scientific solutions and Python code for accuracy, clarity, completeness, and reproducibility.
Identify errors in scientific reasoning, computational methods, assumptions, and code implementation.
Execute CFD and aerodynamic analysis workflows using command-line-accessible tools
Requirements
Master's or PhD in Aerospace Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in aerodynamics, fluid dynamics, or thermofluids
Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering or Mechanical Engineering, combined with at least 1–2 years of relevant aerodynamics-specific professional or research experience