Thomas Deetjen is a research-driven energy systems analyst with over a decade of experience building custom modeling tools to evaluate the economic, energetic, and environmental trade-offs of wind, solar, storage, electrification, and hydrogen technologies. Currently a Senior Commercial Analyst at RWE in Austin, he combines power-market expertise in ERCOT and CAISO with a practical battery optimization model used to forecast project revenue. His background spans academia and consulting—leading hydrogen roadmap and decarbonization modeling at UT Austin and developing open-source emissions and dispatch tools at Carnegie Mellon—giving him fluency across data, simulation, and policy-relevant questions. Thomas is actively integrating full-stack skills (Python analysis, emerging SQL and JavaScript work) to make technical results more accessible and operational. He also authors productivity books for early-career researchers, reflecting a commitment to clear technical communication and capacity building. That blend of hands-on engineering, market-facing commercial analysis, and tool development makes him adept at turning complex energy research into actionable investment and policy insights.
10 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Mechanical Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin
BS, Mechanical Engineering, BS, Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University
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