Energy Asset Monitoring Platform
- ~50%Reduction in unplanned downtime (industry benchmark, Siemens Senseye)
- 1 platformReplaced 3 siloed dashboards
- 4 rolesOperators, engineers, managers, field teams
Business impactUnplanned downtime costs large industrial facilities an average of $129m a year (Siemens True Cost of Downtime, 2022). This platform moved maintenance from reactive failure response to planned intervention — protecting revenue-critical grid uptime and extending asset life across global transformer fleets.
ScaleDistributed transformer fleets across global utility customers · 4 operator roles served in one platform
Energy operators managing Siemens Energy transformer fleets globally had no unified view of asset health. Three siloed dashboards, raw sensor data with no predictive layer, and reactive-only maintenance workflows were driving avoidable downtime cost across a global fleet.
- Role
- Senior UX Designer — End-to-End Design
- Users served
- Energy operators, field engineers, asset owners, and system admins
- Duration
- 130 weeks
A unified fleet-to-asset monitoring platform serving 4 operator roles — where the system computes, suggests and warns, but every consequential override carries a human name and a stated reason.
