Director, Power Supply

DC BLOX•Atlanta, GA

About The Position

At DC BLOX, we’re shaping the future of digital infrastructure. Our mission is to empower businesses with robust, secure, and reliable solutions that enable them to thrive in an increasingly connected world. Founded on the principles of innovation, integrity, and customer-centricity, DC BLOX provides cutting-edge colocation, cloud services, and network solutions tailored to our clients' unique needs. Our team is made up of passionate professionals dedicated to excellence. We foster a collaborative and inclusive workplace culture where every voice is valued and innovation is encouraged. Whether you’re an experienced industry veteran or just starting your career, DC BLOX offers a range of opportunities for growth and development.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Energy Economics, or a related technical field.
8+ years of experience in navigating large-customer commercial energy issues, energy infrastructure, microgrid development, or power systems engineering.
Experience in physical natural gas markets, including gas trading, transportation, storage and scheduling and possess a strong commercial mindset to evaluate market dynamics.
Deep knowledge of wholesale power markets (ERCOT, PJM, CAISO, MISO) and utility rate structures.
In-depth understanding of PPA structures and the ability to negotiate complex agreements.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree or MBA preferred.

Responsibilities

Lead business assessments for integrating power generation and microgrid solutions (e.g., Small Modular Reactors, gas turbines, fuel cells, long-duration batteries, solar, wind, geothermal) into data centers, ensuring reliability, efficiency, and sustainability
Formulate energy procurement strategies, optimizing purchase power agreements (PPAs).
Source, structure, and negotiate commercial supply agreements for natural gas, liquid fuels, and alternative feedstocks to support on-site generation, bridging power, and backup energy systems.
Evaluate emerging energy technologies including hydrogen fuel cells, long-duration storage, and small modular reactors (SMRs).
Manage regulatory risk by tracking changes in utility tariffs and wholesale market designs.
Lead business negotiations involved in deployment of multi-megawatt data center microgrids.
Integrate diverse assets including utility feeds, on-site solar, battery storage (BESS), and backup generation.
Maximize microgrid monetization through grid services, peak shaving, and energy arbitrage.
Manage capital expenditure and operational expenditure budgets for energy infrastructure.
Build financial models to justify energy investments.
Negotiate complex interconnection agreements and utility contracts.