Director Of Technology Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• 5+ years of experience in Nevada government relations, public policy, or legislative/executive roles, ideally in natural resources, water management, agriculture, or environmental policy.
• Proven track record of successfully shaping or supporting state legislative and budgetary outcomes.
• In-depth understanding of how state policy frameworks intersect with water supply, environmental protection, and agricultural needs.
• Familiarity with state-level committees, agencies, and advocacy networks in natural resources, water resources, or related areas.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within a cross-functional, fast-paced environment.
• A proactive and creative mindset for addressing challenges and pursuing new opportunities.
• Bachelor’s degree required.
• Willingness and ability to travel (approximately 50% or more) in support of legislative sessions, stakeholder engagements, and project site visits.

Nice To Haves

• advanced degrees in political science, business, economics, law, or related fields are welcomed but not mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a proactive advocate for Rainmaker’s priorities in Nevada, engaging with legislators, executive agencies, and other stakeholders to promote water resource sustainability and related initiatives.
• Develop policy and appropriations strategies that address water supply challenges and develop state-level precipitation enhancement programs.
• Drive Rainmaker’s involvement in Nevada state legislative sessions, budget cycles, and stakeholder forums, ensuring alignment of policy initiatives with funding opportunities.
• Identify and advocate for state appropriations, grants, or legislative measures that support water infrastructure improvements, agricultural resilience, and environmental protection.
• Prepare and deliver testimony, policy briefs, and presentations to relevant committees and decision-making bodies.
• Partner with Rainmaker’s leadership, technical teams, and other internal stakeholders to align government affairs strategies with broader organizational goals.
• Coordinate with communications, legal, and other departments to ensure messaging consistency and compliance with state regulations.
• Build and sustain productive relationships with Nevada legislators, regulatory agencies, industry associations, and community organizations.
• Forge alliances and working groups to support sustainable water resource initiatives and pilot programs, creating a strong network of supporters for Rainmaker’s objectives.
• Identify emerging opportunities for state-level funding—such as infrastructure bills, grant programs, and other pathways—and drive strategic engagement.
• Develop long-range plans for securing resources to implement water management and conservation initiatives across multiple fiscal years and legislative sessions.
• Organize and facilitate visits for lawmakers, agency officials, and other key stakeholders to Rainmaker’s facilities or project sites to highlight innovations and ongoing projects.
• Host roundtables, educational forums, or site tours to foster deeper understanding of Rainmaker’s approach and its positive economic and environmental impacts.
• Track legislative, regulatory, and budgetary developments across the water, agriculture, and environmental sectors to identify and capitalize on policy or funding opportunities.
• Provide regular status updates and strategic recommendations to Rainmaker leadership on impending changes or emerging trends.
• Cultivate relationships with elected officials, political leaders, and other stakeholders to raise awareness and rally support for water resource improvements.

Benefits

• commission