Project Development Analyst
trajectory energy partnersEvanston (IL)
$60,000 - $70,000
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Posted 19 days ago
trajectory energy partnersEvanston (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$60,000 - $70,000
About the role
Trajectory Energy Partners, a solar energy and energy storage development company, is seeking a Project Development Analyst position to support our development work for solar and storage projects. Trajectory works with communities across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Southeast to develop front-of-the-meter solar and storage projects, focusing primarily on distribution-scale projects.. More information can be found at www.trajectoryenergy.com. This position will focus on (i) company operations, (ii) supporting our development team by identifying and evaluating potential solar project sites, (iii) and generally supporting the due diligence, financing and development of solar projects. Specific responsibilities include:
Primary responsibilities:
Assist the mapping team to 1) identify potential solar and storage project sites, 2) create maps, reports, and presentations to summarize a potential project’s development, and 3) maintain internal databases of priority sites and target areas. Assist in the preparation of interconnection materials, including but not limited to single line diagrams and interconnection applications. Assist in the submission of diligence reports for early stage projects. Support initial outreach to landowners involved in our projects, including targeted mailings. Assist in the due diligence of potential projects from a resource, environmental, permitting, land, constructability, cost, community receptivity, and interconnection perspective.
Additional responsibilities:
- Participate in the preparation of proposals and presentations that are submitted to landowners, potential commercial off-takers, governmental authorities and financing parties.
- Research policy, incentives, construction code, competitive landscape, etc. for various markets.
- Represent Trajectory at trade group and advocacy meetings and community events.
- General administrative support and office management responsibilities.
- Experience and Background:
- Confirmed ability to work collaboratively within multi-disciplinary teams.
- Strong organizational skills and ability to meet frequently changing deadlines in a rapidly changing environment.
- Strong computer and internet skills, including Microsoft Suite.
- Background in electrical engineering or other related discipline preferred.
- Some experience with ArcGIS and Google Earth is required.
- Experience with Airtable, Salesforce, or other database and/or CRM software preferred.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to distill complex technical, legal, and financial subjects into commercial practicality.
- Experience managing and tracking high volumes of information and documents including use of Microsoft Office and online data management tools such as Box.
- Experience in project management preferred.
- Knowledge of energy or renewable energy development is preferred.
Benefits at Trajectory Health, dental, and vision insurance contributions Professional Development Stipend Employee Equity PlanAccess to company 401k plus 401k employer match Paid Vacation, Sick, and Wellbeing days Position based in the Chicago area. Flexibility on working from home multiple days a week, and in office typically 2-3 days a week. Travel across the Illinois region to work with landowners, local officials, and meet with other Trajectory team members on a semi-regular basis. Salary range is $60,000 - $70,000 dependent on experience.
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