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    Roger Jungerman

    Principal Scientist at Operant Networks

    Roger Jungerman is the Principal Scientist at Operant Networks, based in Petaluma, California.1 He is a network and system technologist specializing in energy applications, including photovoltaic (PV) and storage systems.1 Jungerman has extensive experience in PV fleet back-end data analytics, weather-corrected performance analysis, and contract and warranty negotiation.1

    With a strong background in photovoltaic system modeling, analysis, and measurement, Jungerman is also an accomplished inventor, holding 80 issued patents in the U.S. and abroad.12 He is a Senior member of IEEE and has authored over 50 journal articles, including invited papers.1

    Career Highlights

    • Current Role: Principal Scientist at Operant Networks (August 2020 - Present)1
    • Previous Positions:
      • Principal Scientist at Vivint Solar (2014-2020)
      • Principal Scientist at Solmetric Corporation (2009-2014)
      • Hardware Architect at Agilent Technologies (2003-2009)
      • R&D Department Scientist at Hewlett Packard (1991-2003)

    Education

    • PhD and MS in Applied Physics from Stanford University (1981-1985)1
    • BA in Physics from University of California, Santa Cruz (1976-1978)1

    Jungerman's expertise spans various areas, including secure data networks, instrumentation technologies, optical design, high-speed digital design, and analog baseband systems.1 He is known for his ability to discover market opportunities, assess their business and technical viability, and lead diverse project teams.1

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