Director, Energy Infrastructure

Job Description: Own strategy and portfolio oversight for assigned energy infrastructure programs Lead end-to-end execution of physical power infrastructure projects, from planning through commissioning Serve as the primary decision-maker and escalation point for execution, technical, and delivery issues Oversee and manage Project Managers and cross-functional coordination Lead delivery of substation construction and utility interconnections Coordinate with utilities, EPC firms, consultants, and internal stakeholders Develop and manage integrated schedules, budgets, forecasts, and risk registers Identify, track, and mitigate execution, constructability, and utility-related risks Drive alignment across technical, commercial, regulatory, and schedule requirements Provide clear, accurate reporting on project progress, risks, and milestones Requirements: 10+ years of experience in energy infrastructure, power delivery, or large-scale infrastructure execution. Experience within Independent Power Producers (IPPs), consulting firms, or utilities is strongly preferred. Proven experience delivering physical energy infrastructure, including substation construction and utility interconnections. Background working with Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms is strongly preferred, including firms such as Black & Veatch, Burns & McDonnell, Quanta, or similar organizations. Demonstrated ability to manage complex infrastructure portfolios and lead cross-functional project teams. Strong decision-making and problem-solving skills in dynamic and ambiguous environments. Excellent communication skills to engage effectively with senior internal leaders, utilities, and external partners. Travel required up to 30%. Benefits: medical, dental, and vision coverage life and AD&D short and long-term disability coverage paid time off employee assistance participation in a 401k program that includes company match many other additional voluntary benefits