Associate Project Manager - East Region

Scout Clean Energy•Boulder, CO

1d•$75,000 - $85,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Associate Project Developer will support Project Developers in the development of multiple wind, solar, and battery storage projects in the East Region which has a primary focus in the ERCOT, MISO, SPP, PJM, Southeast and Northeastern U.S. power markets.

Requirements

A BS or BA from an accredited college program.
More than 1 year of experience in a renewable energy developer role.
Self-motivator with exceptional communication skills.
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
Strong interpersonal skills with the desire to work in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment and to meet deadlines and complete time-sensitive duties.
Excitement and enthusiasm in learning how to become a Project Manager.
Excel, PowerPoint, Word proficiency.
Legally authorized to work in the United States.
Willing and available to travel significantly as needed (40%-60%) depending on project stage.

Responsibilities

Gain exposure to and participate in developing and tracking budgets, timelines, and documentation for the project and present summaries to project team members. Track budget-to-actual and planned timeline-to-actual progress for portions of the project(s).
Coordinate the engagement of and follow up on day-to-day activities of specific contractors.
Participate in the development of Scopes of Work (SOWs) for contractors and support the analysis of responses.
Review and administer executed contracts, interact with counterparties, review for accuracy contract expenditures through the AP system.
Learn the basic drivers and inputs needed for project financial feasibility via coordinating the inputs to the project budgets and financial models.
Provide analytical and administrative support for negotiations, as directed by more senior staff. Learn from observing negotiations led by more senior staff.
Support the due diligence process (i.e. set-up project data room, coordinate with internal/external parties, etc.) during financing and/or M&A consideration.
Build out competitive analyses.
Build strong relationships with key landowners, community members, and community leadership to advance project development.
Provide administrative and field support to identify landowners, cultivate fruitful relationships, negotiate site control agreements, identify and mitigate risk, and secure planning / use permits.
Frequent travel to project sites to engage with local stakeholders and acquire valuable land rights.
Learn and utilize basic skills with mapping software.
Understand the applications of mapping analysis to address a range of steps in the development process including updating and tracking land status, working with internal Scout GIS team to prepare maps for stakeholder presentations, and visualizing project strategies.
Research location-specific permitting and tax requirements.
Prepare documents and materials to support permitting.
Assist in the coordination of the studies required to assess project viability and/or support the permitting, financing, and operation of the project. This includes, but is not limited to environmental (bird, bat), Geotech, hydrology, cultural, airspace, resource monitoring, transmission capacity, congestion, public sentiment, and title.
Work with the Interconnection team to learn about trends in interconnection and project-specific opportunities.
Work with the Preconstruction team to facilitate and evaluate project design, layouts, resource assessment, and cost estimates.
Learn the fundamentals of the construction and operation of wind, solar and/or battery storage and different processes and technologies utilized.
Build relationships with peers in other groups to better learn their respective areas of expertise.
Receive productive feedback effectively and demonstrate ability to make changes based on feedback.
Learn when to elevate issues or concerns to more senior staff.
Perform well on assigned tasks. Demonstrate initiative to advance in the organization. Gain exposure across all aspects of the business. Exhibit genuine intellectual curiosity and self-directed learning.
Facilitate data and documentation management between the Development team and other internal and external parties.
Collect and organize data and conduct analysis to contribute to your group's strategy as directed by senior team members.
Contribute to projects that progress towards construction.
Deliver on the goals you set annually with your manager.
Embody and model Scout's mission and values in all interactions.