Teams at TAR

Owns the origination, structuring, negotiation, and closing of large multi-year capacity agreements with hyperscalers, AI labs, and neoclouds. Builds TAR’s commercial function from scratch, including pipeline development, pricing frameworks, deal processes, CRM, contract standards, forecasting, and initial hiring. Partners with finance, legal, engineering, and development while retaining ownership of customer relationships, contracted revenue, and deal terms.

Build and lead production autonomy software for TAR’s robots, spanning perception, localization, planning, controls, and fleet coordination. Own a core technical area, make architectural decisions, write and debug software on real hardware, improve simulation and testing, and validate deployments in the field. Collaborate with robotics, hardware, manufacturing, and field teams; mentor engineers; and support safe, reliable robot operations at construction and power sites.

Build and operate critical software for power-campus design, construction, simulation, optimization, equipment integration, and energy management. Own technical areas, shape roadmaps, make architectural decisions, debug production systems, establish data models and interfaces, improve testing and observability, and mentor engineers. The role collaborates across power systems, construction, robotics, and company leadership to deliver reliable software interacting with physical infrastructure.