Six people, most of them from utility or fire-weather backgrounds.
We hire people who've had to stand behind a shutoff decision publicly, not just people who can install a sensor.
Ten years in grid reliability engineering at a Western utility before founding AWS Console in 2017. Still reviews every new client's territory risk mapping personally.
Leads station network deployment across every active client territory, from initial siting through final commissioning.
Builds the circuit-level fire-weather models behind the console's risk forecasting. Previously a fire-weather meteorologist with a regional forecasting office.
Manages relationships with client utilities and leads the shadow-mode validation process for every new deployment.
Designs the console interface operators actually use during a live event, built around what a control room needs at 2 a.m. during a red flag night.
Designs the pole-top and remote station hardware built to survive exactly the conditions it's monitoring.
Curious what this team has learned deploying dense weather networks? Read Red Flag Notes, or get in touch directly.