What are the responsibilities and job description for the Project Developer position at Inventure?
Responsibilities:
The Associate will be a key team member in the management of new utility-scale generation projects in the United States. Support the management of multiple projects throughout the development phase - from project inception to project financing or sale.
Activities and responsibilities include obtaining internal approvals for active project development; creating and managing project budgets and schedules; negotiating and executing real estate agreements; overseeing environmental studies and obtaining all necessary permits and regulatory approvals for financing; filing interconnection requests and completing studies; executing interconnection agreements; and sourcing and executing commercial offtake agreements.
The candidate should acquire and maintain industry knowledge of market, transmission, and other trends, analyze acquisition opportunities, respond to public RFPs, and identify potential bid opportunities for Advanced Power projects. An existing knowledge of the PJM, MISO, and SPP markets is preferred.
Qualifications:
The candidate will have a bachelor’s degree or MBA & least 2 years of experience in energy or power generation or related industry with a demonstrated ability to perform at a high level.
Prior development or commercial experience in United States power markets is strongly preferred.
Among other things the candidate must:
- Balance multiple tasks and responsibilities simultaneously
- Be able to work as part of a team towards a common goal
- Communicate ideas and thoughts effectively both verbally and written
- Be self-motivated and able to motivate others
- Exhibit eagerness and willingness to learn
- Be trustworthy
- Have a strong understanding of key business principles
- Consistently perform and deliver on stated goals and objectives
- Demonstrate the ability to manage all members of a team regardless of seniority or department
- Possess strong negotiation skills
- Exhibit high ethical standards and practices
Additional requirements:
Periodic travel throughout the U.S (~25%) is required.
