Project Developer, Built Environment
Pivot Energy
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- Pay
- $105K to $140K
- a year
- Location
- Denver, CO
- Work style
- Hybrid
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Nov 3
- 2 days ago
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About the company
Pivot Energy
Renewables & environment · 51 to 200 employees
What you'll do
- Manage and lead the creation and submission of permitting documents for energy/industrial facility development, expansion, and maintenance, with a focus on local permitting
- Manage third-party consultants and contractors to complete required diligence items related to a portfolio of projects within quality/budget/schedule expectations and scope-specific assignments
- Attend community events to discuss solar with stakeholders; periodically participate in local policy working groups to ensure market success
- Meet with landowners, manage lease terms, and amend leases for solar/BESS development
- Manage, in coordination with Engineering and Grid Integration teams, interconnection timelines, processes, and strategies
- Complete title curative items for project finance requirements, in collaboration with the legal team
- Represent Project Development at internal and external handoff meetings, translating project requirements clearly between sales, engineering, preconstruction, project management, and other stakeholders
- Prepare project deliverables for and work closely with Pivot’s Structured Finance team to ensure qualifying projects are ready for financial closings
- Support client relationship managed by origination teams with meeting attendance and timely updates
- Additional duties as required by the Director or VP
What you need
- Strong organizational skills
- Comfort navigating complex jurisdictional environments with ambiguous or novel paths to permit approvals
- Ability to manage stakeholder views on multiple projects
- Clear communication and attention to detail
Key skills
organizational skillsclear communicationattention to detailstakeholder viewsinterconnectionpermitting
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Location: Denver, CO (preferred)
Chicago, IL
Baltimore, MD
Remote in the US will be considered
ROLE OVERVIEW
The Project Developer, Built Environment, will execute the development of assigned solar, solar + storage, and standalone energy storage projects located in urban, commercial, and infrastructure-adjacent settings across the US. These projects are originated by the C&I sales and/or greenfield site origination teams at Pivot and will be owned by the Developer through discretionary permitting, interconnection, environmental diligence, etc., until they are transitioned to the Project Delivery team for the EPC sequence.
The Project Developer will collaborate closely with other internal teams at Pivot as well as manage external contractors as needed throughout the project life cycle. This role requires strong organizational skills, comfort navigating complex jurisdictional environments w/ ambiguous or novel paths to permit approvals, and the ability to manage stakeholder views on multiple projects with clear communication and attention to detail.
Among other things, this role will own the project development responsibility from receipt of site through transition to project delivery (construction, pre-NTP) with a primary focus on interconnection, site diligence and permitting for renewable energy facilities with a focus on C&I projects (rooftop, ground-mount, or carport PV; battery energy storage, e.g.) and/or greenfield energy storage projects across the US.