David D’Attile
San Francisco, California, United States
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Doing what I can to accelerate Earth's transition to renewable energy and transportation.…
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David D’Attile shared thisOur team is hiring distributed systems engineers of all levels - if you’re interested in working on cloud software for clean energy devices, please reach out! 🚀 https://lnkd.in/g7Qd4hecSoftware Distributed Systems Engineer, Energy Software | Tesla CareersSoftware Distributed Systems Engineer, Energy Software | Tesla Careers
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David D’Attile reacted on thisDavid D’Attile reacted on thisCongratulations Kira Whitehouse for being the first speaker accepted in the S4x27 CFP. We review session proposals as they come in. You will get a Yes, No, Maybe or Question within 1 week of your submission. We've already accepted 3 of the ~50 we need from the CFP. The earlier you submit, the better your chances. s4xevents.com/cfp
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David D’Attile reacted on thisDavid D’Attile reacted on thisWe are excited to announce that we are hiring a Site Controller Software Engineer Intern for Fall 2026! Join our Energy Engineering team and contribute to building the software that powers Tesla's energy ecosystem, which includes grid services and distributed renewable assets. If you are passionate about clean energy and enjoy writing impactful code at scale, this opportunity is for you. For more details and to apply, visit: https://lnkd.in/gk64JBYY #Tesla #Internship #EnergyEngineering #SoftwareEngineering #Hiring #Fall2026Internship, Site Controller Software Engineer, Energy Engineering (Fall 2026) | Tesla CareersInternship, Site Controller Software Engineer, Energy Engineering (Fall 2026) | Tesla Careers
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David D’Attile reacted on thisExcited to share that I’ll be joining Tesla this summer as a Software Engineering Intern on the Energy Distributed Systems team! Huge thanks to Melanie A. Leon, PHR and the recruiting team for this opportunity, as well as everyone who helped me along the way. If you're in the Bay Area this summer, let's connect! #teslainterns2026
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David D’Attile reacted on thisDavid D’Attile reacted on thisA year ago I joined Tesla Energy, and it's been one of the most rewarding years of my career. Every day I get to work on software that directly accelerates the transition to sustainable energy, and the scale of impact is unlike anything I’ve touched before. And we're just getting started. As AI reshapes the world around us, sustainable energy is going to be one of the most critical problems to solve. What stands out most is the caliber of people I get to work with. This team ships fast, thinks big, and holds an incredibly high bar. If you want to work on problems at the crossroads of sustainability and technology, we're hiring. I'm looking for Senior Software Engineers to join the team! https://lnkd.in/gWmi8qFVSr. Fullstack Software Engineer, Energy Products Software | Tesla CareersSr. Fullstack Software Engineer, Energy Products Software | Tesla Careers
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David D’Attile reacted on thisDavid D’Attile reacted on thisMy team is hiring a data engineer! You'll own data pipelines from ingestion to visualization and ensure our AI teams have the high-quality datasets and metrics they need to scale autonomy. Reach out if you are interested in leveraging data from millions of Tesla vehicles to accelerate self-driving AI 🚀 https://lnkd.in/gFHwVMF5Data Engineer, Fleet Data, Self-Driving | Tesla CareersData Engineer, Fleet Data, Self-Driving | Tesla Careers
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David D’Attile reacted on thisDavid D’Attile reacted on thisThere was another massive battery storage record in California (CAISO) yesterday, March 29 🔋 At 7pm, batteries reached 12.3 GW of output, meeting 42.8% of grid demand! To put that kind of output during peak demand hours into perspective, it's equivalent to the output from: - 15-20 combined-cycle gas plants - 6 Hoover dams - More than the all-time peak demand of Portugal or Greece And it's not just a short peak anymore. Batteries stayed above 20% of grid demand from 5.50pm to 9.35pm, almost four hours, and above What's the big difference between batteries and 15-20 CCGT plants / 6 Hoover dams? They are MUCH faster to deploy. More than 90% of California's battery fleet was built in the last five years. Total deployment is now over 17 GW, up from just 1.3 GW in 2020.
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David D’Attile reacted on thisDavid D’Attile reacted on thisBlogged: Adapting to AI: Code Review https://lnkd.in/ef23ynrP
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David D’Attile reacted on thisDavid D’Attile reacted on thisI'm excited to share that I've been promoted to Sr Technical Program Manager at Tesla!
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David D’Attile reacted on thisDavid D’Attile reacted on thisWilderness Medicine is central to who we are at NOLS — it protects lives, builds judgment under pressure, and sets the global standard for care in remote environments. We’re proud to announce that Molly Barnes has been named Interim Vice President for Wilderness Medicine, effective March 2. Following a rigorous national search, Molly emerged as the clear choice to lead this essential work. A Tier 3 instructor and 2025 Wilderness Medicine Instructor Excellence Award recipient, Molly brings deep field expertise, healthcare governance experience, and nearly two decades of institutional leadership. We’re excited for what’s ahead. Read the full announcement 🔗 https://ow.ly/Ly6k50YolJg
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Pomona College
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Activities and Societies: STS Department Liaison, Claremont Men's Ultimate Frisbee, Pomona College Res Life
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Honors & Awards
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Cum Laude Honors
Pomona College
3.96 cumulative GPA; Dean's List honors every year of attendance.
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PCIP Award Recipient
Pomona College
A $2500 stipend to fund an eligible unpaid or low-pay internship during summer 2020.
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Benedict Rich Trophy for Outstanding Positive Leadership
Midland School
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W.H.P. Hayman Trophy for Outstanding Academic and Athletic Achievement
Midland School
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Cosby Scholarship
Midland School
A $6000 award to pursue an academic interest of choice during the summer between junior and senior years
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Spanish
Limited working proficiency
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