Project Manager, Transactions (Renewable Energy)

Euclid PowerRemote (USA)FullTime2w ago$135,000 - $150,000

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Job description

Project Manager, Transactions (Renewable Energy) at Euclid Power.

About the role

Euclid Power is seeking a Project Manager to join its Transactions team, focusing on the renewable energy sector. This position involves overseeing client engagements and managing project diligence for mergers, acquisitions, and financing deals. The successful candidate will act as a power user of Euclid's platform, providing critical feedback to shape product development and standardization efforts. You will collaborate closely with a team of renewables experts, gaining broad exposure to the full project lifecycle from development through asset management. This is an opportunity to help establish higher industry standards for project quality and velocity within a rapidly scaling organization.

Key facts

Location: Remote (USA)

Engagement: Full-time

Compensation: $135,000 - $150,000 base salary + Equity

What you'll do

Oversee and collaborate on a diverse portfolio of client engagements under the guidance of the Program Manager, ensuring deliverables meet quality and timeline expectations.
Lead project diligence efforts supporting mergers, acquisitions, and financing transactions, coordinating data collection, analysis, and reporting for stakeholders.
Administer general project operations including action item tracking, comprehensive document management, and fulfillment of stakeholder reporting requirements.
Serve as a power user of Euclid's proprietary platform, actively stress-testing features and providing detailed design and process feedback to the product team.
Contribute to the architecture and design of new products and tools aimed at serving renewable energy project developers and investors through the platform.
Develop deep expertise across the renewable energy value chain, including development, diligence, execution, finance, and asset management, through mentorship from senior experts.
Drive the establishment of elevated industry standards for project quality and speed by developing and applying Euclid's platform capabilities and process standardization frameworks.
Participate actively in team building and organizational growth initiatives, contributing to the culture and operational scaling of a high-growth company.
Coordinate cross-functional communication between technical teams, clients, and leadership to ensure alignment on transaction objectives and project milestones.
Identify process bottlenecks in current transaction workflows and propose platform-based solutions to accelerate deal timelines and reduce manual effort.
Manage stakeholder expectations and communication cadences throughout the transaction lifecycle, from initial kickoff through closing and post-close deliverables.
Support business development efforts by preparing project scopes, timelines, and resource plans for prospective client engagements.

Requirements

Minimum of six years of professional project management experience within renewable energy, energy markets, project finance, or directly adjacent industries.
Bachelor's degree in engineering, economics, or a related technical discipline is preferred, though equivalent practical experience is accepted.
Demonstrated working knowledge of the renewable energy project lifecycle, encompassing key value drivers, development stages, financing structures, deployment logistics, and asset management principles.
Solid grasp of project management methodologies, customer success frameworks, and industry best practices for delivery and stakeholder management.
Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, ambiguous startup environment with evolving processes and high autonomy.
Strong organizational skills with the capacity to manage multiple concurrent engagements and competing priorities without oversight.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, capable of translating complex technical or financial concepts for diverse audiences.
Proficiency with modern collaboration and project tracking tooling (e.g., Asana, Jira, Notion, or similar platforms).
Legal authorization to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is not indicated for this role.

Nice to have

Direct experience managing diligence workstreams for M&A or tax equity financing transactions in the renewables sector.
Familiarity with financial modeling, cap tables, or waterfall structures relevant to project finance.
Previous experience working at a high-growth technology startup or SaaS company serving the energy industry.
Exposure to software product development cycles, including user research, requirements gathering, and UAT coordination.
Professional certifications such as PMP, PMI-ACP, or similar project management credentials.
Background in engineering, construction management, or environmental permitting for utility-scale solar, wind, or storage projects.

Skills & tools

Project Management, Renewable Energy Transactions, M&A Diligence, Project Finance, Stakeholder Management, Process Standardization, Product Feedback Loops, Platform Operations, Asana, Jira, Notion, CRM Systems, Data Room Management, Financial Modeling Basics, Cross-functional Leadership

Practical notes

The role is designated for candidates located anywhere within the United States; no relocation is required.
Base compensation ranges from $135,000 to $150,000 annually, supplemented by an equity grant; final offer depends on experience, location benchmarks, and internal equity.
Benefits package includes health insurance, retirement plan options, and a flexible time off policy.
The company hosts regular in-person off-sites for team building and strategic alignment; attendance is expected.
Euclid emphasizes a mission-driven culture focused on decarbonization and encourages applications from underrepresented backgrounds.
Interview process details and company values are documented at the "Interviewing @ Euclid" resource linked in the original posting.
No visa sponsorship information is provided; candidates must possess valid US work authorization.