According to foreign media reports, Tesla has promoted Megapack senior director Michael Snyder to vice president of energy and charging business.
The promotion has been announced on Michael Snyder’s personal LinkedIn page.
, Michael Snyder has been working at Tesla for more than 10 years.
In June 2014, he was hired as an electrical engineer at Tesla, and only six months later, in November 2014, he was promoted to Tesla Energy Grid Solutions Manager.
In February 2016, Michael Snyder was promoted to senior manager of Tesla Energy Grid Solutions and served in this position for two years.
, In January 2018, Michael Snyder was promoted again and was appointed by Tesla as director of energy project engineering.
In June 2019, he was promoted to director of engineering and construction for Tesla Energy Projects.
In July 2021, he was again promoted to senior director of energy engineering and construction at Tesla.
, In August 2022, Michael Snyder became senior director of Tesla Megapack, leading the company’s Megapack project.
During this period, Michael Snyder said he was responsible for “Megapack’s end-to-end products and business, including product roadmap, technology execution, manufacturing, project management and services.
” Michael Snyder was promoted to Vice President of Energy and Charging at Tesla.
Photo source: X, Considering Michael Snyder’s long experience in Tesla’s energy projects, it is not surprising that he is currently promoted to Vice President of Energy and Charging at Tesla, and may be the right time, because Tesla’s energy business is gradually beginning to gain strong development momentum, which was particularly evident in the third quarter of this year, when the gross profit margin of Tesla’s energy business reached 30.
5%, a record high.
, Tesla also said that its Shanghai super factory is expected to start producing Megapack batteries in the first quarter of 2025.
At the same time, as its Lathrop super factory also produces Megapack batteries at full capacity, Tesla Energy’s battery energy storage deployment may be significant growth in the next few quarters.
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