Flux Energy

Flux Energy is an enterprise SaaS operating system for wind power operators managing more than $1B in assets. It brings the three worlds an operator lives in — machine health, field maintenance, and portfolio finance — into one coherent product.

Before Flux, that picture was scattered across SCADA exports, spreadsheet trackers, a legacy CMMS, and accounting software that never agreed with any of them.

Wind operations teams burn hours stitching together turbine telemetry, technician schedules, and asset-level P&L. When a gearbox starts vibrating at 2 a.m., the alert, the work order, the parts inventory, and the revenue impact all live in different systems — and downtime is measured in thousands of dollars per hour.

The brief: design a system an operations director trusts at a glance, a field tech can drive from a truck, and a CFO can pull numbers from without asking anyone.

I owned the product end to end: research with operations teams, information architecture, the design system, and the full-stack build. Designing in the same codebase the product ships from kept the distance between a Figma idea and a deployed screen close to zero.

• Shadow the operators

  Sat with ops directors and field techs to map a day of real decisions — what they check first, what they ignore, and where the spreadsheets hide.

• Model the domain

  Built a shared vocabulary — sites, turbines, alerts, work orders, contracts — so the data model and the navigation are the same mental map.

• Design the system

  A dense-but-calm UI language: dark control-room surfaces, tabular numerals, status color used only for status. Every component built for live data first, empty states second.

• Ship and iterate

  Weekly releases against real turbine feeds. The dashboard you see today is the boring survivor of a dozen louder drafts.

Flux now runs the daily operating rhythm for portfolios totaling over $1B in wind assets. Six disconnected tools became one product: the morning fleet check, the maintenance queue, and the monthly investor numbers all read from the same source of truth.