VP of Power & Infrastructure Growth

Fortitude Mining, LLC; Nebraska; On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401K plan

Flexible PTO

Professional development

Parental leave

Life insurance

Disability coverage

Incentive program

Job summary

Fortitude Mining, LLC seeks a strategic Head of Power & Infrastructure Development to secure, structure, and develop power-backed sites across major data-center and mining operations. You will source land near existing infrastructure, negotiate with utilities, and lead acquisitions from first conversation through close, while steering day-to-day power strategy.

This hands-on leadership role requires deep power markets knowledge, a track record closing utility deals, and comfort speaking at

Qualifications

• Minimum 8+ years in power markets, utility relations, or energy development.
• Strong knowledge of Midwest power markets and ERCOT is a plus.
• Experience structuring and closing deals with utilities.
• Experience acquiring land or real assets near grid infrastructure.
• Proven ability to build trust with landowners and communities.

Responsibilities

• Identify and acquire power-advantaged sites adjacent to infrastructure.
• Negotiate land purchases and interconnections with utilities.
• Lead site diligence including interconnection capacity and permitting.
• Develop and manage power strategy and budgets.
• Lead a development team and travel 50-75% as needed.

Skills

Power markets

Utility relations

Energy development

Leadership

Land acquisition

Negotiation

Travel willingness

Crypto mining

Education

Bachelor’s degree in engineering or related field

MBA or JD or related master’s

Job description

Fortitude Mining, LLC seeks a strategic Head of Power & Infrastructure Development to secure, structure, and develop power-backed sites across major data-center and mining operations. You will source land near existing infrastructure, negotiate with utilities, and lead acquisitions from first conversation through close, while steering day-to-day power strategy.

This hands-on leadership role requires deep power markets knowledge, a track record closing utility deals, and comfort speaking at