Vice President, Power & Infrastructure

Link Logistics

. Own Link's Industrial Power Program and on-site generation engineering.

Posted 10/13/2026full-timeLarkspur • California • United StatesLead💰 $210,000 - $250,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Power Engineering, including utility interconnection and on-site generation strategies. Proven ability to lead teams, manage engineering resources, and drive data-driven decision-making in power-sensitive environments.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Electrical Engineering Degree12+ Years Power Engineering ExperienceLeadership in Utility UpgradesOn-Site Generation ExperienceProfessional Engineer (PE) License

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Hard Skills

Electrical Distribution SystemsUtility Service CoordinationData BenchmarkingDemand-Metering ProgramsPower Service UpgradesRisk ModelingCapacity PlanningField Audit Program ManagementEngineering AssessmentsUtility Data Standards

Soft Skills

Cross-Functional CommunicationAdaptabilityJudgmentBuilder's MindsetOutcome-Oriented Approach

Tools & Technologies

Utility Data PlatformsProperty Data SystemsPower Data FoundationService-Level AttributesOne-Line Diagrams

Certifications & Qualifications

Professional Engineer (PE) License

Industry Keywords

Industrial Real EstateLogisticsData CentersPower-Sensitive EnvironmentsBehind-the-Meter Solutions

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own Link's Industrial Power Program and on-site generation engineering.
Build and lead an in-house power engineering team, beginning with two Power Engineering Directors.
Build and maintain the portfolio's power data foundation covering capacity, demand, and service-level attributes.
Establish utility bill and interval-data feeds and govern power data standards and benchmarks.
Produce benchmarking, obsolescence-risk scoring, and site prioritization from field and utility data.
Own the enterprise field-audit program, including framework, standards, execution, QA, verified service-connection-level data, and one-line diagrams.
Lead the “Path to Power” upgrade program, including engineering assessments, ROM cost and schedule, and utility coordination.
Support local field teams pursuing speculative or deal-driven power upgrades.
Establish and manage regional electrical-contractor relationships.
Develop Link's on-site generation / behind-the-meter strategy and solution toolkit.
Lead return and risk modeling for on-site generation deployments.
Stand up and scale the demand-metering program and use demand data to inform risk assessment and capital allocation.
Establish ownership, standards, repeatable processes, budgets, run-rate, and resource planning for the engineering function.
Manage internal and third-party engineering resources.
Serve as Link's power center of expertise for Leasing, Investments, Development, Construction, Market Officers, and executive leadership.
Drive internal power education and provide verified power data to accelerate leasing, dispositions, and capital-markets transactions.
Complete first-year priorities including high-priority audits, initial team hiring, PIM data governance, metering pilot, OSG strategy recommendation, and power-education campaign.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related engineering discipline.
12+ years in power / electrical engineering, utility interconnection, energy, or infrastructure delivery, including several years in a leadership capacity.
Deep expertise in electrical distribution systems — utility service, transformers, service and distribution capacity, amperage / voltage, and power service upgrades.
Demonstrated experience scoping and managing utility upgrades and coordinating with utilities and electrical contractors.
Experience building and leading teams and managing third-party engineering vendors.
Strong data and benchmarking fluency; able to turn technical findings into commercial recommendations for senior audiences.
Excellent cross-functional communication; able to translate engineering complexity for leasing, investment, and executive stakeholders.
Professional Engineer (PE) license preferred.
On-site generation / behind-the-meter experience, including solar, storage, natural gas, or fuel cells, and familiarity with PPA and capital-recovery structures preferred.
Experience in industrial real estate, logistics, data centers, or other asset-intensive, power-sensitive environments preferred.
Experience standing up demand-metering / submetering programs preferred.
Familiarity with utility data platforms and property / asset data systems preferred.
Bias to action in a fast-moving, still-forming platform; comfortable building the plane while flying it.
Sound judgment and adaptability.
A builder's mindset focused on scalable standards, processes, and teams.
Outcome-oriented approach tied to measurable transaction or portfolio results.

Benefits

Comp & perks

Health insurance coverage
Retirement savings plan
Paid holidays
Paid time off