FuelCell Energy

Operations

• Lead FuelCell Energy’s centralized, 24/7 operating capability across the Global Monitoring and Control Center and a new Data Center Reliability Operations Center
• Provide direct leadership for GMCC and the Data Center Reliability Operations Center, including managers, supervisors, and 24/7 shift personnel
• Own the fleet operating model, including roles, decision authority, shift handoffs, alarm management, communication standards, escalation paths, and abnormal-event response
• Ensure safe, reliable, compliant real-time monitoring and remote operation of generation assets while protecting customer load and meeting contractual performance requirements
• Serve as senior operational escalation point for alarms, derates, outages, cybersecurity or communications disruptions, and mission-critical customer events
• Coordinate stabilization, recovery, and executive communication
• Implement AI tools for improved monitoring, daily reporting, and proactive fleet monitoring to reduce trips
• Establish NERC-compliant operations for data center assets
• Establish and maintain standard operating procedures, emergency operating procedures, methods of procedure, operator logs, control-room checklists, and site-specific response playbooks
• Define staffing models, shift coverage, training, qualification, certification, and succession plans
• Build a high-performance culture centered on safety, procedural discipline, accountability, situational awareness, customer stewardship, and continuous learning
• Develop and report KPIs covering availability, alarm response, restoration time, forced outages, event recurrence, operator quality, procedure adherence, and customer-impacting incidents
• Lead operator-focused reviews, event investigations, root cause analyses, lessons learned, and corrective/preventive action verification
• Use SCADA, historian, CMMS/EAM, analytics, and visualization platforms to improve fleet visibility and identify emerging equipment issues
• Partner with Field Service and Asset Management on dispatch, outage management, maintenance windows, return-to-service decisions, customer notifications, and recovery plans
• Partner with Engineering, Reliability, Quality, Supply Chain, and Information Technology to resolve systemic risks and strengthen control-room tools
• Define operational readiness requirements for new projects and data center deployments; participate in design reviews, commissioning, acceptance testing, and construction-to-operations handoff
• Maintain regulatory, environmental, safety, security, internal control, and offtake agreement requirements for centralized fleet operations
• Define impactful KPIs to advance the Operations organization

Director, Fleet Operations

Supervisor

• Lead AWW 1 weekend shift tape casting manufacturing operations
• Own daily production execution for slurry prep, tape casting, pinch rolling, laser sizing, final inspection, and related in-process activities
• Drive schedule attainment and on-time completion of work orders
• Manage throughput, labor utilization, scrap, rework, and equipment uptime
• Identify and remove bottlenecks using lean manufacturing tools and root cause problem solving
• Maintain production floor discipline through 6S, standard work, visual management, communication, and daily accountability
• Directly supervise tape casting operators and coordinate staffing, work assignments, and labor priorities
• Interview candidates and make hiring recommendations or decisions with management and human resources
• Develop team capability through training, cross-training, coaching, and skills progression
• Lead performance management, attendance follow-up, corrective action, and enforcement of company policies and safety rules
• Ensure operators follow work instructions, OCP’s, inspection requirements, and process controls
• Respond to nonconforming product, coordinate containment, and support root cause analysis and corrective actions
• Monitor process performance, scrap trends, defects, and workmanship issues with quality and engineering
• Partner with manufacturing, quality, and design engineering on process improvements, equipment needs, tooling changes, and manufacturability
• Support product and process trials, validation of new methods, updated work instructions, and operator readiness
• Provide input on equipment commissioning, maintenance priorities, and layout improvements
• Enforce PPE, safe equipment operation, material handling rules, and site EHS procedures
• Report and follow up on safety incidents, near misses, and corrective actions
• Track and report KPIs including schedule attainment, labor efficiency, scrap, rework, first-pass yield, attendance, and equipment uptime
• Communicate performance results, staffing concerns, material constraints, and escalations to leadership and cross-functional partners

Weekend Shift Tape Casting Supervisor

• Lead AWW 1 weekend shift sub assembly manufacturing operations
• Own production execution including catalyst loading, bi-polar plate stuffing, unitizing anodes and cathodes, CMM measurement, final inspection, and related in-process activities
• Drive schedule attainment and on-time completion of work orders
• Manage throughput, labor utilization, scrap, rework, and equipment uptime
• Identify and remove bottlenecks using lean manufacturing tools and root cause problem solving
• Maintain 6S, standard work, visual management, communication, and daily accountability for safety, quality, and output
• Directly supervise weekend shift sub assembly operators and coordinate staffing, work assignments, and labor priorities
• Interview candidates and make hiring recommendations or decisions with management and human resources
• Develop team capability through training, cross-training, coaching, and skills progression
• Lead performance management, attendance follow-up, corrective action, and policy enforcement
• Ensure compliance with work instructions, OCP’s, inspection requirements, and process controls
• Respond to nonconforming product and coordinate containment, root cause analysis, and corrective actions
• Partner with manufacturing, quality, and design engineering on process improvements, equipment needs, tooling changes, and manufacturability feedback
• Support product and process trials, validation of new methods, updated work instructions, and operator readiness
• Provide operational input for equipment commissioning, maintenance priorities, and layout improvements
• Enforce PPE, safe equipment operation, material handling rules, and site EHS procedures
• Report and follow up on safety incidents, near misses, and corrective actions
• Track and report KPIs including schedule attainment, labor efficiency, scrap, rework, first-pass yield, attendance, and equipment uptime
• Communicate performance results, staffing concerns, material constraints, escalations, and shift handoff priorities to leadership and cross-functional partners

Director, Fleet Operations

Weekend Shift Tape Casting Supervisor

Weekend Shift Sub Assembly Supervisor