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As Scout’s Procurement Manager, you will play a key role in the procurement of the fastest-growing technologies in the power sector: utility-scale wind, solar, energy storage, and transformer supplies – and the related construction services. Your ability to draw on your knowledge of a combination of the commercial, technical and financial aspects of renewables will enable our team to make better informed decisions. You will develop and execute negotiating strategies, lead deals, and serve as Scout’s representative to our vendors and partners.
This dynamic position will allow you to directly impact Scout’s long-term ability to power the energy transition. You will gain exposure to a broad spectrum of work – across technologies, at every stage of procurement, and interacting with every team within Scout. You will be in the mix, creating solutions to complex challenges by leading deals and negotiating with counterparties while working collaboratively across organizational boundaries.
You will join Scout’s Procurement team, which is responsible for optimizing for the lowest cost of energy to Scout while maintaining safety and quality. Your will report to the Senior Manager of Procurement, a lifetime procurement professional with a passion for teamwork, achievement and learning with 20 years in the field.
This is a new role developed to support the explosive growth in Scout’s portfolio of projects in development and construction.
Key duties in your role will include the following:
We will rely on you to develop systems and tools to drive efficiency in our work. To do so, we expect that you will integrate the expertise you have developed in previous roles while continuing to advance your knowledge of our industry and innovation in procurement.
Full Time
Utilities
$116k-148k (estimate)
04/10/2024
06/09/2024
scoutcleanenergy.com
BOULDER, CO
50 - 100
2016
MICHAEL RUCKER
$5M - $10M
Utilities
Scout Clean Energy is a leading U.S. renewable energy developer, owner and operator headquartered in Boulder, Colorado. Scout is developing a portfolio of over 3,000 MW of wind, solar and energy storage projects across 9 U.S. states. Scout is an owner-operator with expertise in all aspects of renewable power project development, permitting, power marketing, finance, construction and asset management. Scout is a portfolio company of Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners. Scout is made up of wind energy industry veterans who are making a difference in our world. Our teams work ethic is second to non...e. We identify problems, create solutions, and deliver them professionally to our customers, stakeholders, partners and one another. We do the right thing when no one is looking because we are committed to our collective success and because we believe that our uncompromising integrity is key to the collaborative relationships that drive our business.
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