Position: Director of Procurement - Energy Infrastructure (Remote, with Travel)OverviewWe are seeking a highly experienced and motivated Director of Procurement to join a mission-driven team focused on the development and delivery of utility-scale energy infrastructure. This role offers the opportunity to contribute to sustainable development, responsible resource management, and the growth of a forward-thinking private enterprise with a strong ethical foundation.Reporting to the VP of Engineering and Construction, the Director will take ownership of all procurement functions supporting the successful execution of large-scale renewable power projects.Key ResponsibilitiesSupplier & Contractor Relationships: Build and sustain partnerships with top-tier equipment manufacturers and EPC firms to ensure consistent quality, pricing, and delivery reliability.Strategic Sourcing: Identify opportunities for long-term agreements and preferred vendor relationships to optimize costs and secure supply availability.RFP Management: Lead end-to-end procurement processes—including issuing RFPs, evaluating bids, negotiating terms, and executing contracts for major equipment and services.Specification Development: Collaborate with internal and external experts to standardize technical specifications for critical project components.Quality Oversight: Define and implement robust third-party QA/QC programs to ensure compliance, reliability, and performance of sourced materials and equipment.Order & Contract Management: Manage the full lifecycle of purchase orders post-award—overseeing invoicing, logistics, storage, warranties, and enforcement of contract terms.Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with project directors and engineering teams to align procurement strategies with broader project goals and financial targets.Issue Resolution: Proactively address and resolve challenges related to product quality, delays, or supply chain disruptions in a timely and professional manner.Qualifications & ExperienceBachelor's degree in Engineering, Business, Supply Chain, or a related field8+ years in the power generation or energy infrastructure industry, with at least 5 years in a procurement leadership roleDemonstrated success in managing procurement for complex, capital-intensive projectsStrong negotiation, vendor management, and commercial skillsIn-depth understanding of procurement best practices, construction processes, and major power equipment marketsExcellent communication and organizational abilitiesSelf-starter with a strong sense of accountability and initiativeAbility to manage competing priorities across multiple active projectsAdditional InformationThis position is based in Houston or Boston, with regular travel required (up to 50%), including international travel as needed.Ideal candidates will have experience navigating both domestic and international supply chains for utility-scale energy projects.