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The Green Recruitment Company is seeking a senior development leader to guide renewable energy and data center projects across Arizona and the desert Southwest. You will manage end-to-end development from site identification through financing and handoff to construction, operating at the intersection of power and AI infrastructure.
You will oversee cross-functional teams, manage budgets and schedules, and engage with utilities, landowners and M&A partners.
Our client is a private equity-backed energy and digital infrastructure platform that develops, builds and operates large-scale assets across the U.S. With over 2,600 MW of generation and storage in operation or under construction, they’re actively developing 15+ GW of grid-connected data centers supported by gigawatt-scale energy campuses combining solar, storage and natural gas.
You’ll lead development of renewable energy and data center projects across Arizona and the desert Southwest, from early-stage site identification through financing and handoff to construction. Projects range from utility-scale generation to 100-300 MW+ data center loads. This is an individual contributor role leading cross-functional teams, sitting right at the intersection of power and AI/hyperscale infrastructure.
Own portfolio strategy, budgets, schedules and risk management
Lead site identification, land negotiations and real estate agreements
Drive permitting, entitlements and community engagement, including public meetings
Engage utilities on interconnection, transmission and power delivery
Support negotiation of PPAs, energy supply, interconnection, load, EPC and O&M agreements
Partner with M&A on due diligence and valuations for acquisitions
Work from the Phoenix office 3+ days per week and travel up to 30%
10+ years of renewable energy and/or large-scale data center infrastructure development experience
Experience in Arizona or the broader Southwest
A track record taking complex projects from initiation through financial close and into construction
Strong exposure to utilities, interconnection, permitting, contracting and financing
Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship