Euclid Power is on a mission to accelerate the world’s transition to renewable energy. The Development Program Manager will lead utility-scale development engagements, overseeing the strategy, commercial positioning, and client communication from origination through NTP.
Responsibilities:
- Serve as Deal Lead for utility-scale development engagements, owning overall engagement strategy, commercial positioning, and client communication from origination through NTP
- Guide clients through the full development lifecycle, including ability to discuss capital stack and financial structuring at a high level, EPC strategy, execution planning, commissioning, and long-term opex considerations
- Lead executive-level client discussions, acting as a trusted advisor to C-suite and senior stakeholders
- Partner with Sales to support pursuits, including scope definition, proposal development, and commercial strategy
- Delegate and oversee execution workstreams across internal team members, ensuring clarity of ownership, high-quality deliverables, and on-time performance
- Collaborate closely with technical and financial leaders to ensure development scopes are technically sound, financially rigorous, and aligned with client objectives
- Drive clean handoffs into EPC and Asset Management phases, ensuring continuity, documentation, and alignment across teams
- Contribute to the evolution of Euclid’s utility-scale development offering, helping define repeatable processes, mentor team members, and strengthen execution standards
Requirements:
- Deep experience in utility-scale renewable energy development, with a track record of leading projects from origination through NTP
- Strong commercial and financial acumen, including familiarity with capex modeling, financing structures, and EPC strategy
- Demonstrated ability to operate as an executive-facing engagement leader, you are comfortable leading C-suite conversations and navigating complex stakeholder environments
- Demonstrated fluency in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and its impact on utility-scale solar and BESS deployment
- Proven ability to present complex technical risks (interconnection delays, supply chain volatility) to an investment committee or C-suite in terms of 'dollars at risk' and 'mitigation costs.'
- Proven ability to own outcomes, not just tasks, you think strategically about engagement success rather than defaulting to project management mechanics
- Strong cross-functional leadership skills, with experience coordinating development, transmission & distribution, engineering, construction, and commercial teams
- Ability to balance business development support with execution leadership
- Bachelor's degree required (or equivalent professional experience)
- Background with a developer, IPP, investor, or infrastructure fund
- Experience with energy storage in addition to utility-scale solar
- Experience scaling or standardizing development programs across multiple projects or markets
- Exposure to complex, multi-asset portfolios