What to Expect In 2016 Elon released: The Master Plan, Part Deux. In this plan he highlighted the need to integrate energy generation and storage by through solar deployment with seamlessly integrated battery storage. Tesla delivers energy products to customers and businesses globally via a complex set of related processes, including sales engineering and demand generation, solar system design, coordination with local building department and utilities, on-site physical construction and inspections, and global manufacturing and supply chain. Successful operations requires process optimization, both within these areas and across them. Successful execution will result in happy customers, high quality products, reduced costs, and short cycle times. As a Process & Quality Engineer within residential energy you will drive process improvements that result in high quality product and services. Developing, deploying and validating changes to maximize throughput and first pass yield metrics. You will work closely with the internal direct business to roll out new products and processes with an eye towards sharing and scaling through our channel business.
What You’ll Do - Track performance metrics, prioritize top issues and drive continuous improvement activities with cross-functional team for residential solar installations
- Create process maps and models, and use them to inform rigorous process simulations
- Conduct time studies and productivity flow charts, quantifying ideal and actual performance metrics specifically for solar installation efficiency
- Analyze data available anywhere within the Tesla ecosystem to expose, highlight, and evaluate process trends
- Manage projects and process for new product introductions and sustaining products. Develop standard process, work instructions, quality standards and troubleshooting steps for install teams
- Maintain tool/part catalogs, test new tools and parts and evaluate tool and part changes
- Focus on improving cycle times, key performance indicators especially efficiency, yield and profit, and simplifying process structures
What You’ll Bring