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BrightNight is seeking a seasoned marketing communications professional to support development from planning through permitting, construction, and operations. You will guide community engagement, manage media relations, and serve as a primary contact for local press.
Your role includes developing reusable engagement guides, crafting clear project narratives, and coordinating with Corporate MarCom and other teams to maintain consistent messaging across channels.
BrightNight is a high-growth renewable power developer and Independent Power Producer (IPP) with a 30-gigawatt portfolio spanning 20 U.S. states. The company develops innovative, dispatchable, and hybrid energy solutions that deliver reliable, cost-efficient renewable power to utilities, data centers, and other high-demand customers across fast-growing energy markets. Supported by strong financial partners, including Goldman Sachs, experienced industry leadership, and proprietary capabilities such as PowerAlpha®, BrightNight is scaling rapidly while differentiating itself through an AI-enabled, automation-driven approach to project development and operations. For candidates, BrightNight offers the opportunity to take on meaningful responsibility, work directly with experienced industry leaders, and grow alongside a company with real momentum and ambitious plans for the future. We’re building a company where intelligence is built in, not bolted on. It is an opportunity to work in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment where smart, curious people can make an outsized impact, grow quickly, and help shape the future of reliable clean energy.
This role works alongside Development from early planning through permitting, construction, and operations. It provides Development teams with practical guidance, tools, and communications support for community engagement. It also leads project narrative and media relations, serving as a point of contact for local and regional press and reporters. Development remains accountable for local project priorities and community relationships; this role equips and advises the team rather than replacing that ownership.