Build effective relationships with regulators, service providers and other relevant
Engage with and manage relationships with local, state and federal regulatory authorities for each
Advise on permitting risks, cost, and schedule for potential new sites, both greenfield and M&A.
Oversee and support transition to Project Execution, EPC, O&M, Asset Management, and others to ensure a smooth handoff and compliance with issued permits and conditions of approval.
Engage community, local, and state institutions for project
Act as a trusted collaborator with the broader development team to support continuous improvement
Regularly communicate and synchronize with internal stakeholders to minimize project
Direct and manage tax abatements, land use agreements, mitigation settlements, and various other agreements
Work collaboratively with and be responsive to requests from internal
Directly manage the permitting process throughout the project
Represent the project company at public hearings, community meetings, and other local events, and prepare high-quality presentation materials and documents to support project approval.
Negotiate with local officials regarding permit conditions and economic terms of entitlement
Develop a customized permitting strategy including comprehensive schedule and budget for each project by considering local regional, state, and federal requirements, site constraints, bankability, and other risks.
Source and manage a team of external consultants including environmental, technical, public relations, local affairs, legal resources, etc.
Travel nationally, as needed, to effectively carry out Strata’s business goals and objectives.
Develop and successfully deliver to meet aggressive project schedules and
Continue to support permitting and environmental compliance throughout the construction and operation of
Maintain a deep understanding of discretionary permitting requirements for utility scale solar and battery energy storage projects in assigned region.
Requirements
permit experience
project management
environmental degree
team management
problem solving
communication
Excellent personal organizational, pattern recognition, and negotiation
Ability to manage multiple time-sensitive projects
A minimum of seven (7) years of experience obtaining discretionary land use permits (including conditional use permits, special use permits, zone changes/amendments, and general/comprehensive plan amendments, BLM/USBR/BIA/DOE Rights-of-Way) and natural resource permits. Arizona experience is strongly preferred.
Ability to work as part of a team in a dynamic and fast-paced environment and field questions from internal team members on environmental and other topics pertaining to discretionary approvals.
Ability to successfully manage a team of Associates and/or
Bachelor’s degree in environmental science/studies, land use planning, geography, political science, or other relevant field; master’s degree preferred.
Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication
Highly resourceful and able to navigate through key risks.
Ability to manage a large workload, often providing support to processes managed by colleagues, while prioritizing tasks and effectively juggling competing deadlines.
Strategic thinking and problem-solving skills, analytical and planning abilities, and sound
Detail-oriented with a strong sense of personal responsibility and ownership of work
Benefits
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Company
Overview
4 GW developed
Projects developed
The company has developed 4 gigawatts of renewable energy projects.
13 GW pipeline
Future projects
The company holds a 13 gigawatt pipeline indicating future project developments.
$559 million raised
Financing secured
Secured $559 million in financing for a large-scale battery storage project.
1 GWh project
Battery storage
Developed a 1 gigawatt-hour battery storage project in Arizona.
Founded in 2008 as a rooftop solar installer, it evolved into a utility‑scale clean energy powerhouse.
Privately held and family‑owned, it focuses on long‑term performance with ownership of projects.
Built standout projects like the Saticoy battery and Scatter Wash storage complex.
Acquired Crossover Energy Partners to enhance customer origination, offtake structuring, and green hydrogen capabilities.
Operates end‑to‑end across development, financing, EPC, and O&M, delivering turnkey utility‑scale renewable energy.
Culture + Values
Collaborative
Fast-paced
Creative
Welcoming
Challenging
Passion-driven
Safety always
Responsible stewardship
Serving communities
Empowered team
Strong ties
Environment + Sustainability
3,000 MW solar energy
Solar Energy Capacity
The company has developed and constructed a significant solar energy portfolio.
8,000 MW solar pipeline
Development pipeline
The company maintains an ambitious pipeline for future solar energy projects.
400 MWh battery storage
Saticoy facility
Eliminated a planned gas-fired peaker plant, showcasing impactful sustainability efforts.
5000 MW portfolio
Ops and maintenance
Currently managing a large portfolio of operational and maintained energy assets.
Broke ground on 255 MW/1,020 MWh Scatter Wash battery storage complex, operational by April 2025.
Secured $559 million financing for Scatter Wash project.
Aiming for net zero emissions (cited commitment to 'striving for net zero emissions')
Inclusion & Diversity
25% Veteran Workforce
Diverse Hiring Practices
25% of the workforce are veterans, reflecting a commitment to hiring from diverse backgrounds.
All interviewers complete anti‑bias training
DE&I team meets biweekly with monthly Awareness Moments
Recruitment from HBCUs, military bases, professional groups, community re‑entry programs