Technical Asset Manager

At Prologis, we don’t just lead the industry—we define it with a 1.3 billion square foot portfolio and an annual throughput of approximately $3.2 trillion. We create the intelligent infrastructure that powers global commerce, seamlessly connecting the digital and physical worlds. From agile supply chains to energy solutions, our ecosystems help your business move faster, operate smarter and grow sustainably. With unmatched scale, innovation and expertise, Prologis is a category of one—not just shaping the future of logistics but building what comes next.

Job Title:

Technical Asset Manager

Company:

Prologis

A day in the life 

The Technical Onboarding Asset Manager supports the onboarding, technical review, and turnover of new energy projects, primarily distributed solar and storage. Representing Asset Management during the commissioning review and handoff process, this role helps ensure assets are technically ready to transition from construction to operations and positioned for strong early-life performance. This individual does not lead field commissioning execution; instead, they review commissioning deliverables, validate technical readiness, and provide recommendations to support technical acceptance on behalf of Asset Management. 

The role is focused on accelerating the transition from Permission to Operate (PTO) to stable operations, while improving early-life performance and DAS reporting integrity through the timely identification and resolution of performance, reporting, and warranty issues that affect long-term reliability and accuracy. 

At Prologis, we are a relationship-based company, and success in this role requires someone who can combine technical rigor with diplomacy. The individual must be able to hold a high bar, enforce standards, and provide objective recommendations while maintaining credibility, professionalism, and strong working relationships across internal and external stakeholders. This role requires sound judgment to know when to push, where to push, and how to do so in a professional and constructive manner. 

Key responsibilities include: 

• Serve as Asset Management’s technical reviewer during the commissioning review and turnover process, working with the Owner’s Engineer to review and comment on Cold Commissioning, Hot Commissioning, DAS, metering, performance testing, closeout, and other turnover documentation, and providing recommendations for technical acceptance once requirements are satisfied for handoff to Asset Management and the O&M provider. 

• Validate DAS, metering, and monitoring systems end-to-end, including point mapping, naming conventions, virtual meter configuration, register validation, telemetry, reporting, data reconciliation, and cross-platform output alignment. Use working knowledge of AlsoEnergy platforms, including PowerTrack and Athena for BESS, as well as the SolarEdge C&I inverter portal and Harksys DAS, to confirm communications are stable, data is accurate, systems are fully functional, and technical gating criteria are met prior to site acceptance. 

• Conduct occasional site visits to observe commissioning, performance testing, and punch list completion, supporting a smooth transition to the O&M provider. 

• Monitor early operating performance, identify deviations, track faults and outages, explain project shortfalls, and work with the construction project manager, EPC, EOM, and other stakeholders to implement corrective actions that maximize energy production, reporting integrity, and system availability. 

• Partner with internal and external stakeholders to improve the technical handover process, refine commissioning package requirem