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Mission Clean Energy, a utility-scale solar and battery storage developer in the U.S.,  announced the appointment of John Richardson as vice president of finance. In this role, John will lead the financial aspects of the company, with a particular focus on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and capital markets activity.

Array Technologies has named Washington D.C.-based Jessica Lawrence-Vaca as senior vice president, policy and external affairs, reporting to Array’s CEO, Kevin Hostetler. Jessica will oversee Array’s engagement with government officials, shaping policy to drive growth and innovation in utility-scale solar and solar manufacturing, building brand awareness and executing Array’s sustainability strategy.

Baker Botts L.L.P., an international energy, technology and life sciences law firm, announced today that prominent energy and infrastructure lawyer Mona Dajani has joined the firm as a partner in New York. She will become Global Co-Chair of Energy Infrastructure and Hydrogen and Co-Chair of the firm’s Energy Sector.

Key Capture Energy, LLC, a developer, owner and operator of battery energy storage systems in the United States, together with its owner, SK E&S Co., Ltd., a global clean energy & solutions provider headquartered in South Korea, announced today that renewable energy industry veteran Brian Hayes will become the company’s new CEO on January 8, 2024. Brian Hayes joins KCE from EDP Renewables as the current executive vice president of Asset Operations & Transmission, managing a team of 500 employees.

More jobs provided by EnergeiaWorks:

  • Scott Day started a new position as chief technology officer at Sol Systems
  • Carolyn Humphreys started a new position as senior director, C&S Sales North America at Solis USA
  • Alicia Barton started a new position as CEO at Vineyard Offshore

 

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  • 401k match.
  • Dental, vision and long term disability 100% covered.
  • Medical and prescription stipend.
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  • Review and design electrical diagrams for solar projects.
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  • Overnight travel may be required in certain circumstances.

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  • Bachelors in Architectural or Electrical Engineering.
  • Understand NEC and international building codes.
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