Power & Infrastructure Lead — Site Development & Deals

Fortitude Mining, LLC; United States; Remote; USD 180,000 - 320,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401K plan with company contribution

Paid parental leave

Flexible time off

Professional development budget

Life insurance

Short-term & long-term disability

Job summary

Fortitude Mining, LLC is seeking a Head of Power & Infrastructure to secure, structure and develop power-backed sites while leading the daily power strategy. You will source land, negotiate with utilities and landowners, and guide acquisitions from first conversation through close.

This hands-on leadership role requires deep power-market knowledge and comfort liaising with county officials, utilities, and site teams.

Qualifications

• 8+ years in power markets, utility relations, energy development, or infrastructure development.
• Deep knowledge of Midwest power markets; ERCOT experience is a strong plus.
• Track record of structuring and closing deals with utilities (PPAs, interconnection, large-load services).
• Bachelor's in engineering; MBA/JD or related masters is a plus but not required.

Responsibilities

• Identify, evaluate, and acquire power-advantaged sites near existing infrastructure (substations/transmission).
• Negotiate power supply agreements, interconnection arrangements, and related terms.
• Oversee greenfield development from site control through energization; manage budgets and timelines.
• Build relationships with utilities, landowners, officials, and community leaders.

Skills

Power markets

Utilities relations

Energy development

Land acquisition

Negotiation

Project management

Stakeholder mgmt

Infrastructure dev

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

MBA/JD/masters is a plus

Equivalent hands-on power/infrastructure experience

Job description

Fortitude Mining, LLC is seeking a Head of Power & Infrastructure to secure, structure and develop power-backed sites while leading the daily power strategy. You will source land, negotiate with utilities and landowners, and guide acquisitions from first conversation through close.

This hands-on leadership role requires deep power-market knowledge and comfort liaising with county officials, utilities, and site teams.