Director, Energy Interconnection & Utility Strategy

STACK Infrastructure; Richmond (VA); On-site; USD 209,000 - 235,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare

Dental Care

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Paid Time Off

Paid Leave Programs

Job summary

STACK Infrastructure seeks a Director, Electric Utilities to lead near-term and long-term strategies for data center projects, manage consultant studies, and coordinate with external utilities and stakeholders. The role requires strong leadership and ownership of interconnection processes and budgets.

The ideal candidate will have energy-industry experience, the ability to translate complex issues for non-technical teams, and a track record of managing utility relationships across multiple

Qualifications

• Strong analytical, detail-oriented, and communicative skills.
• Ability to translate technical issues for non-technical audiences.
• Experience working with utilities, load interconnection processes, and policy discussions.

Responsibilities

• Manage load-interconnection process and act as primary utility contact for data center projects.
• Own and manage utility relationships and foster collaboration.
• Document interconnection steps, potential financial commitments, and timelines.
• Review utility contracts and forecast utility budgets for projects.
• Support leasing activities and develop business cases with the development team.
• Identify new strategies with senior leadership to improve processes and efficiency.

Skills

Analytical skills

Detail-oriented

Creative thinking

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

STACK Infrastructure seeks a Director, Electric Utilities to lead near-term and long-term strategies for data center projects, manage consultant studies, and coordinate with external utilities and stakeholders. The role requires strong leadership and ownership of interconnection processes and budgets.

The ideal candidate will have energy-industry experience, the ability to translate complex issues for non-technical teams, and a track record of managing utility relationships across multiple