Data Center Development Lead

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Fuse EnergyRenewable Energy

Texas, United StatesFull-TimeLead

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Requirements

Experience developing data centers or large-scale infrastructure projects
Strong technical understanding of data center infrastructure, including power, cooling, and utility systems
Ability to evaluate engineering decisions and challenge technical assumptions
Strong understanding of ERCOT planning and grid connection processes
Experience taking projects from early-stage development through design, permitting, and delivery readiness
Highly analytical and self-directed
Comfortable with significant ownership of technical and development workstreams

Responsibilities

Lead data center developments from early-stage opportunity through Ready-to-Build and energisation
Assess sites from technical, planning, power, and infrastructure perspectives
Develop grid connection and power strategies with National Grid, DNOs, and utility providers
Support planning, permitting, and stakeholder engagement processes
Identify and mitigate technical and development risks
Ensure projects are deliverable, scalable, and aligned with construction requirements

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