Technical Asset Manager

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Technical Asset Manager About Altus Power

Altus Power is a leading commercial scale solar power company delivering reliable, cost-effective electricity to households and enterprises from coast-to-coast.

Based in Stamford, Connecticut,just a short train ride from New York City, we develop,ownandoperatesolar energy systemsandbattery storage nationwide.

Altus builds generation right where demand is highest, turning warehouse rooftops, parking lots and brownfields into power-producing assets that feed real megawatts into the country’s most capacity-constrained grids.

Since 2009, Altus has grown to own andoperatemore than 1.3gigawattsof solarproducingprojects across
30states, serving more than 500 enterprises and more than
40,000 community solar subscribers.

In April 2025, Altus Power closed a partnership with TPG Rise Climate Transition Infrastructure, an investor that shares our long-term vision for bringing affordable, locally generated power to communities,businesses and households faster,helping to lower costs and strengthen the grid for everyone. Our ability to scale is backed by strategicpartnershipsand we are well-capitalized to drive growth in markets with supportive energy policies.

We'rebuilding a different kind of power company, driven byexpertiseand defined by execution. Join usand help build what comes next.

The Technical Asset Manager (TAM) is responsible for the technical performance, reliability, and financial optimization of operating solar assets within their assigned portfolio or region. The role owns asset health, production performance, O&M effectiveness, and technical risk management, while coordinating with operations, engineering, and finance to ensure portfolio objectives are achieved.

The position carries full ownership of pre-identified and budgeted Capex workflow, vendor and contractor bid coordination, inherited contract review and assignment, routing internal engineering requests through Pro Core and is accountable for the scoping, vendor-selection, and approval decisions that drive that work, and for the resulting technical outcomes. Day-to-day direction of a contractor's on-site execution of an awarded Capex scope sits with the assigned Project Manager.

• Review plant performance with Performance Engineering team for plant and equipment availability as well as production trends across the assigned portfolio.
• Identify underperformance drivers and coordinate corrective action with operations and engineering teams.
• Track and report production losses, degradation trends, and operational risks.

• Develop strategies to improve plant availability, reliability, and long-term asset performance.
• Evaluate performance improvement initiatives such as equipment upgrades, operational adjustments, or repowering opportunities.
• Analyze recurring equipment issues and recommend long-term mitigation strategies.

• Ensure maintenance activities support optimal plant performance and reliability.
• Review maintenance strategies, schedules, and corrective actions.
• Analyze operational performance relative to expectations and contractual guarantees.

• Manage relationships with equipment manufacturers and service providers.
• Initiate and drive warranty claims, equipment replacements, and technical issue resolution.
• Work with the Field Operations team to understand and craft spare parts strategy to support assets in assigned region.

• Identify technical risks affecting asset performance or reliability.
• Develop mitigation strategies for recurring equipment failures or systemic issues.
• Track major component reliability trends across…