Senior Manager of Onsite Generation & Power Origination
@ CleanSparkSenior Manager of Onsite Generation & Power Origination
About the job
CleanSpark is a leading data center developer controlling 1.8 GW of power and land across the U.S. We focus on energy, Bitcoin, operational excellence, and delivering strong shareholder returns by monetizing reliable, low-cost energy for compute infrastructure.
Requirements
- 8+ years in power project development
- Experience with energy transactions
- Deep knowledge of onsite generation tech
- Strong financial modeling skills
- Willing to travel nationwide
Qualifications
- Bachelor's in engineering, energy, finance
- Proven deal-execution record
- Experience managing EPC selection
- Knowledge of gas-fired generation
- Leadership and negotiation skills
Full job description
Job Overview
The Senior Manager, Onsite Generation & Power Origination leads CleanSpark's outbound, greenfield path to power. This role proactively identifies generation assets and power-producer partners; leads feasibility assessments across land, gas supply, water, permitting, and interconnection; structures power purchase, tolling, and capacity agreements; develops project economics; and advances opportunities through negotiation to a structured handoff for execution.
The Senior Manager manages the Onsite Generation & Power Origination Associate and builds CleanSpark's outbound origination playbook. Success in this role requires a demonstrated deal-execution track record, technical depth in onsite generation, and the ability to run origination independently in a fast-paced environment.
Key Responsibilities
This role requires professionalism, executive presence, sound commercial and technical judgment, and the ability to drive complex transactions across a collaborative, fast-paced organization.
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in engineering, Energy, Finance, Economics, or a related field preferred. Equivalent combinations of education, professional experience, and industry training will also be considered.
- Eight to twelve or more years of experience in power project development, independent power producer origination, energy infrastructure, or behind-the-meter and onsite generation.
- Demonstrated record of executed power purchase agreements, tolling agreements, or comparable structured energy transactions.
- Deep familiarity with gas-fired and onsite generation technologies, development timelines, and risk allocation.
- Strong project economics and financial modeling capability, including $/MWh, $/kW-month, and levelized cost analysis.
- Experience managing EPC selection and coordinating with engineering and construction teams.
- Willingness to travel throughout the United States.