Teams at TAR

Owns capital and commercial transactions for renewable and gas-powered energy campuses, including project equity and debt raises, PPAs, joint ventures, M&A, land acquisition, and SPV formation. Builds and defends financial models, leads investor and lender processes, negotiates counterparties and counsel, and supports corporate fundraising. The role requires building the corporate development function while executing complex energy infrastructure transactions from origination through close.

Deploy, commission, troubleshoot, and maintain robotic systems in remote field environments. Diagnose mechanical, electrical, software, and controls failures; conduct root-cause analysis; document procedures; maintain tooling and spares; and partner with design and manufacturing engineering to improve future systems. The role is based in San Francisco with multi-week deployments to West Texas.

Lead TAR’s robotics hardware organization, owning strategy, architecture, and technical roadmaps across mechanical, electrical, and systems engineering. Build and mentor a multidisciplinary team while scaling construction robots from prototypes to reliable higher-volume production. Oversee manufacturing, suppliers, BOM complexity, cost reduction, field hardening, and continuous improvement. Represent hardware decisions to executives, customers, partners, and investors. The role is based in San Francisco with regular field work at the West Texas deployment site.