Redwood Materials

Director

• Source, screen, and evaluate prospective sites for Redwood Energy's solar and storage deployments across target markets, including land use, zoning, and site-level fatal-flaw analysis
• Lead entitlement and permitting strategy, engaging local, county, and state officials, community stakeholders, and land agents to advance project feasibility
• Support government affairs and community relations efforts tied to prospective sites
• Negotiate and secure site control, including leases, easements, options, and related agreements, with landowners and land agents
• Represent Redwood with landowners, brokers, customers, and state and local officials throughout the site-selection process
• Lead and negotiate agreements for local economic development, tax, and community agreements
• Develop and own financial and valuation models to evaluate site economics, development costs, and project returns
• Build and maintain tracking tools for land inventory, pipeline status, budgets, and schedules across active development sites
• Manage site-identification tasks against budgets and schedules, coordinating internal and external technical support such as environmental consultants, engineers, and outside legal counsel
• Maintain disciplined pipeline tracking and reporting to keep leadership informed of site status, risk, and timeline
• Build and lead Redwood Materials' powered land development function while partnering with Engineering, Finance, and Legal

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