Senior Renewable Development & Permitting Manager

Greenalia Group; United States; On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Greenalia is seeking a Development/Permitting Manager to lead renewable energy projects in the United States. You will manage permitting, development milestones, and interconnection efforts from early prospects to construction-ready status, coordinating with design professionals and external consultants.

Based in the US, the role requires travel, fluency in English and Spanish, and strong project management skills across wind, solar, and storage initiatives.

Qualifications

• 3 to 5 years of proven energy project permitting/development experience.
• Knowledge of project development process and solar/wind/storage project budgets.
• Ability to travel (Initially, possibly 1/2 days per week).
• Project management including scoping projects, estimating costs, and creating schedule and budgets using management software such as Excel, MS Project and Smartsheet.
• Microsoft Office products (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Project).
• Preferred: experience with GIS software.
• Preferred: experience with land acquisition.
• General knowledge of state-level regulatory agencies and interest groups relevant to energy storage.
• General knowledge of local and state-level permitting processes.
• Experience in Texas needed and additional experience in other states and ISOs a plus.
• Spanish and English complete working fluency.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for development, supervision and drive of renewable energy projects in the US.
• Act independently to manage and advance complex projects and achieve development and permitting milestones from greenfield prospecting to construction-ready status.
• Possess an understanding of the permitting process (wind, solar, storage), interconnection, and market frameworks involved in ensuring successful projects.
• Develop work scopes and proposals, help compile and draft permit applications, attend client meetings, interact with project design professionals, and mentor junior staff.
• Travel to project locations to meet with landowners, permitting officials, and local officials.
• Work hand-in-hand with our International Development Department, report back to our central office in Spain (Spanish is a must).
• Permitting: research all required permits for selected sites, coordinate with permitting consultants and attorneys to prepare and submit permit applications and other filings.
• Interconnection: coordinate with electrical engineering consultants and work with utilities and independent system operators to file interconnection applications, scope electrical interconnection studies and advance multiple projects through the process towards achieving signed interconnection agreements.
• Regulatory Processes: actively participate in regulatory processes and coordinate with regulatory team to stay abreast with market changes and regulatory concerns which could positively or negatively impact projects.
• Business Development: support team with development in the area.
• Internal Coordination: interface with engineering, legal, finance, procurement, construction, energy marketing and executive team members to accurately define and mitigate project risks and provide concise updates on project status.
• Excellent writing skills and the ability to edit and proof‑read finished work product prepared by others.
• Self‑starter, resourceful, and able to work productively on multiple projects simultaneously under strict deadlines.

Skills

Energy project permitting

Project management

MS Office

GIS

Education

Bachelor of Science

Renewable Energy training

Tools

Excel

MS Project

Smartsheet

Job description

Greenalia is seeking a Development/Permitting Manager to lead renewable energy projects in the United States. You will manage permitting, development milestones, and interconnection efforts from early prospects to construction-ready status, coordinating with design professionals and external consultants.

Based in the US, the role requires travel, fluency in English and Spanish, and strong project management skills across wind, solar, and storage initiatives.