Director of Circular Solutions

Job Category: Production

Job Type: Full-Time

Job Location: Dallas, TX, 75201, United States Description Name of

Employer: Revolution Sustainable Solutions LLCPosition Title: Director of Circularity & Strategic Feedstock Innovation

Position Location: 2515 McKinney Avenue, Suite 940, Dallas, TX 75201

Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Summary of

Duties: Design and manage the execution of a five-year national circularity roadmap for flexible plastic films, aligned with internal capacity scaling, external regulatory trends, and ESG commitments. Develop and maintain a supplier- and facility-level feedstock grading system, incorporating material quality, yield potential, and contamination risk. Build and refine a dynamic pricing model responsive to market volatility, supply reliability, and quality performance metrics. Lead cross-functional working groups including Sales, Operations, Logistics, Collections, and Finance to ensure seamless program adoption and impact realization. Develop and enforce chain-of-custody and traceability protocols, ensuring regulatory defensibility and internal audit alignment. Co-develop digital reporting tools that increase transparency, supplier accountability, and executive insight. Identify and formalize long-term strategic sourcing agreements in unstructured or underdeveloped supplier environments. Monitor competitive activity and public-private partnership opportunities across the U.S. to shape proactive sourcing strategies. Represent Revolution at industry forums, partner engagements, and innovation pilots to elevate our leadership in circularity. Recruit and manage a growing team of feedstock analysts, sourcing coordinators, and sustainability specialists to support circularity program execution. Establish key performance indicators (KPIs) and feedback systems to drive continuous improvement in material throughput and cost efficiency.

Education requirements: None Experience requirements: 10 years of experience in the job offered or related occupation. Special Skills or

Other Requirements: Must have experience with each of the following: Designing and implementing circular economy or waste-to-value operating models, including material flow mapping, end-market qualification, and economics (e.g., margin bridge / sensitivity analysis) for recovered commodities. Developing circularity frameworks and KPIs (e.g., recycling yield, contamination rates, bale specs, offtake qualification criteria) within at least one sector: plastics recycling, packaging recovery, organics, construction/demolition, bioenergy, or waste management. Launching new supplier networks and operating processes where no standardized vendor base exists, including supplier qualification, SOP creation, and KPI dashboards from initial baseline through steady-state operations. Experience with dynamic pricing, supply risk modeling, and vendor performance evaluation. Experience in the North American recycling supply chain and waste diversion, including MRF/PRF operations, material specifications/quality tolerances, regional end-market logistics, and contamination/throughput impacts on supply reliability.

Travel requirements: Requires up to 70% domestic travel.

Equal Opportunity Employer: Equal employment opportunity, including veterans and individuals with disabilities.