Tyler Petersen
About Tyler Petersen
Tyler Petersen is a Field Operations Specialist at Sunrun, where he has worked since 2015. He has a background in CAD drafting and design, with previous roles at Sunrun and SolarMax Technology.
Current Role as Field Operations Specialist
Tyler Petersen has been working as a Field Operations Specialist at Sunrun since 2015. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing field operations, ensuring that solar installations are executed efficiently and effectively. His experience in the solar industry has equipped him with the skills necessary to manage on-site activities and coordinate with various teams to meet project deadlines.
Previous Experience at Sunrun
Tyler Petersen has held multiple positions at Sunrun prior to his current role. He worked as a Drafter from 2014 to 2015 for ten months, where he contributed to the design and planning of solar photovoltaic systems. Additionally, he served as a PV System Designer for six months in 2015, focusing on the technical aspects of solar energy systems.
Educational Background in Drafting and Design
Tyler Petersen studied at ITT Technical Institute-San Bernardino from 2013 to 2014, where he focused on CAD/CADD Drafting and Design Technology. He achieved a degree in Drafting & Design, which provided him with foundational skills in technical drawing and design principles applicable in various engineering fields.
Studies in Psychology
Tyler Petersen attended California State University-San Bernardino from 2006 to 2009, where he studied Industrial and Organizational Psychology. This program offered insights into human behavior in organizational settings, which can be beneficial in his current role by enhancing team dynamics and operational efficiency.
Experience at SolarMax Technology
Before joining Sunrun, Tyler Petersen worked as a Drafter at SolarMax Technology for four months in 2014. His role involved creating technical drawings and supporting the design process for solar energy systems, contributing to his expertise in the solar industry.