Longroad Energy

• Lead environmental permitting strategy for large-scale solar, wind, and battery energy storage projects, developing practical pathways to secure approvals and maintain project optionality. • Screen and evaluate early-stage opportunities and acquisition targets, identifying environmental constraints, opportunities, schedule risks, and budget impacts. • Provide biological and natural resources expertise to support survey planning, study execution, data interpretation, and the preparation of permit applications, site plans, and related environmental documentation. • Work closely with legal, finance, engineering, development, construction, and operations teams to integrate environmental requirements into project design, schedules, and execution plans. • Manage environmental consultants and represent Longroad in interactions with regulatory and resource agencies to advance permitting, compliance, and environmentally responsible project design. • Provide environmental compliance guidance during construction and support community engagement, stakeholder outreach, and public-facing permitting efforts, as needed. • Participate in relevant industry and natural resource forums on behalf of Longroad.

Title: Development Manager - California Location: Fully Remote California Job Description: Description About Longroad Energy Longroad Energy is a Boston, MA headquartered renewable energy developer focused on the development, ownership, and operation/asset management of wind and solar energy projects throughout North America. Founded in 2016, Longroad owns 4.5 GW of wind and solar projects across the United States in addition to operating and managing a total of 6.2 GW of wind and solar projects on behalf of Longroad and third parties. Our vision is to create lasting value for our shareholders, communities, and employees by responsibly developing, owning, and operating renewable energy projects. We have assembled a world-class team with a passion for renewable energy innovation and a commitment to developing renewable projects throughout the US. Job Purpose The Development Manager will lead land use permitting efforts for Longroad Energy’s utility-scale renewable energy portfolio in California, with a primary focus on CEQA and NEPA processes in close coordination with Longroad’s Development and Natural Resources team. This role is responsible for developing and executing permitting strategies, managing agency and stakeholder relationships, and driving projects from early-stage development through pre-construction. The Development Manager will operate as a key project leader, coordinating cross-functional teams across real estate, interconnection, engineering, finance, and construction to ensure permitting strategies are integrated into overall project execution, timelines, and investment decisions. This role will be remote and based in California. Candidates in the Bay Area have opportunity to go into the office as needed. Responsibilities Permitting Strategy & Execution - Lead land use permitting strategy and execution for California-based utility-scale renewable energy projects, including CEQA, NEPA, and CEC opt-in pathways as applicable. - Develop and manage project-specific permitting strategies, including timelines, budgets, and risk assessments aligned with overall development milestones. - Serve as the primary point of contact for permitting agencies and lead coordination of CEQA processes, ensuring consistency across all project documentation and communications. - Partner with internal and external counsel to evaluate permitting pathways, develop defensible strategies, and mitigate regulatory risk. - Monitor permitting progress against milestones and proactively identify and resolve risks, acting as the central driver of permitting execution. - Partner on greenfield site identification, including negotiating land agreements and securing necessary local, state, and federal permits. - Oversee real estate surveys, title work, tax agreements, and other development-related due diligence. - Work with interconnection teams (internal and external utilities) to drive projects to construction. - Present development progress, risks, and investment recommendations to the Investment Committee and other stakeholders as needed - Work closely with engineering and construction teams to scope, budget, and prepare projects for execution. Stakeholder & Community Engagement - Build and maintain relationships with landowners, permitting agencies, elected officials, and community stakeholders to support project advancement. - Lead stakeholder engagement efforts to proactively address concerns, build project support, and reduce permitting and reputational risks. - Represent the company at public meetings, hearings, and community forums. - Develop and deliver clear, effective presentations tailored to external stakeholders and public audiences. Cross-Functional Project Leadership - Coordinate cross-functional inputs from engineering, finance, legal, and natural resources teams to ensure permitting requirements are integrated into project design, financial modeling, and execution plans. - Ensure alignment between permitting strategy and broader development activities, including interconnection, real estate, and construction planning. - Act as the central “quarterback” to drive alignment, accountability, and progress across internal teams. Consultant & Budget Management - Manage external consultants (environmental, permitting, and technical), including scope development, selection, contract management, and performance oversight. - Oversee permitting-related budgets and ensure effective allocation of resources throughout the development lifecycle. Project Reporting & Investment Support - Prepare and present project updates, key risks, and strategic recommendations to senior leadership and the Investment Committee. - Support investment decisions by clearly articulating permitting risks, timelines, and dependencies. - Maintain clear documentation and reporting on permitting progress, risks, and mitigation strategies. Required Qualifications - 3+ years working at a developer managing California development projects in a planning, environmental, legal, financial, or real estate capacity. - Demonstrated experience supporting or leading CEQA (or NEPA) processes. - Strong understanding of California land use permitting frameworks and regulatory processes. - Proven ability to manage complex, cross-functional projects with multiple stakeholders and competing priorities. - Experience negotiating agreements and managing relationships with landowners, regulatory agencies, and community stakeholders. - Self-motivated, capable of working both independently and collaboratively in a dynamic team environment. - Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare technical and public-facing materials. - Highly organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to maintain a strategic, big-picture perspective. Ability to walk unassisted over undeveloped land, travel unassisted, and sit at a computer for long periods of time. - Ability to travel throughout California to meet with agency staff and attend community events across various jurisdictions. - Safe driving record and a valid driver’s license. Preferred Qualifications: - California residence strongly preferred; established relationships with California regulatory agencies, consultants, or local jurisdictions are a plus. - Experience managing solar or wind project land use permitting from early stage through financial close and construction. - Experience leading or managing a team (direct reports or consultant team). - Financial analysis and budgeting skills, formal project management training, or policy analysis experience. - Experience with interconnection, real estate, greenfielding projects are a plus. Characteristics Necessary for Success - Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, evolving development environment with shifting priorities. - Strong ownership mindset with a focus on driving results and delivering projects forward. - Strategic thinker with the ability to balance risk, timelines, and project economics. - Collaborative and influential, with the ability to work effectively across internal teams and external stakeholders. - Sound judgment, integrity, and accountability in decision-making. - Ability to navigate ambiguity and solve complex problems with a practical, solutions-oriented approach. Salary/Compensation The salary range is between $130k - $160k. In addition to base salary, this role includes a bonus. The position offers health, vision/dental insurance, flexible spending accounts, 401(k) plan, accrued paid time off, life insurance and disability coverage. We encourage candidates to consider total compensation when applying and if you feel you meet the requirements and are excited to learn more, we’d love to share. *Note that the pay range listed for this position is a good faith and reasonable estimate of the range of possible base compensation at the time of posting. Exact compensation may vary based on skills, experience and location. Other Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States. The Company does not sponsor applicants for work visas. Benefits of Working at Longroad Energy We are dedicated to providing our employees with the support and resources they need to stay healthy, secure their future, and be successful in their careers. Benefits at Longroad include the opportunity for merit-based salary increases, incentive plan participation, eligibility for our 401 (k) plan and matching, and comprehensive medical, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance. Our robust time-off policy includes accrual of 18 vacation days in your first year, paid holidays, and paid volunteer time. We offer paid parental leave to help support employees as they transition into parenthood. Learn more about our employee benefits. Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Diversity, equity, and inclusion matter - at Longroad, in our industry, in our communities, and in society at large. We embrace our responsibility to build and promote a diverse, equitable, and inclusive working experience and drive change where we live and operate. We work to actively promote and celebrate diversity, equity, and inclusion. We foster a supportive space that empowers everyone at Longroad to learn about, discuss and ask questions related to embracing and honoring identity. We collaborate with our community, colleagues, and industry in the ongoing pursuit of evolving and growing an inclusive and diverse environment. Learn more about our DEI commitment. Longroad Energy Values At Longroad, we SHINE. We aim to be the most trusted renewable energy company on the long road to a green future. We are an experienced team of problem solvers and promise-keepers who develop sustainable solutions that meet today’s challenges and make a lasting impact on people and our planet. Learn more about our SHINE values. Longroad Energy is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer (“EOE”). Qualified applicants are considered for employment without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, veteran status, citizenship, or any other legally protected status. Longroad Energy prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities and will reasonably accommodate applicants with a disability, upon request, and will also ensure reasonable accommodations are made for disabled employees. Longroad Energy is firmly committed to ensuring equal employment opportunities in all employment practices and personnel actions, including advertising, recruitment, testing, screening, hiring, selection for training, upgrading, transfer, demotion, layoff, discipline, termination, rates of pay, and other forms of compensation.

• Support execution of strategies to drive Longroad’s presence and opportunities in the growing data center market • Monitor regulatory, policy and commercial trends impacting data center load demand across multiple markets • Track utility tariffs, rate structures, and load interconnection processes while working with utilities on co-location projects • Collaborate cross-functionally with internal teams and external stakeholders, including regulatory agencies, consultants, and experts across origination, legal, interconnection, permitting, construction, government affairs, engineering, and finance • Represent Longroad at industry conferences, meetings, and site visits • Manage large load application processes for projects across multiple US markets • Assist with site-level evaluation and diligence, including zoning, land use, environmental constraints, access, utilities, and infrastructure readiness • Support land-related and due diligence activities, including reviewing purchase agreements, options, leases, easements, title, and survey in coordination with legal and real estate teams • Partner with internal teams to align development activities with transaction timelines and investment objectives • Help maintain an organized pipeline of data center opportunities under evaluation or advancement through Strategic Partnerships • Contribute to development of internal knowledge, templates, and best practices related to data center site development • Support senior team members with market research related to data center development trends, siting requirements, and infrastructure considerations

• Plans, directs, and coordinates activities for utility-scale renewable energy projects to ensure project objectives are accomplished safely, on schedule, and within budget • Manages the design, engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and close-out of utility-scale solar, BESS, and hybrid renewable energy projects • Develops, maintains, and executes detailed project execution plans, including scope, schedule, budget, and risk management • Establishes and manages project budgets and forecasts; coordinates regular cost and cash flow reporting with Accounting and Finance • Provides engineering and technical support to development, permitting, and interconnection activities as required • Oversees construction execution, ensuring compliance with construction contracts, environmental regulations, permits, safety requirements, and quality standards • Organizes and leads project meetings and provides clear status reporting to internal management and external stakeholders • Manages execution of interconnection agreement tasks and coordination with utilities, including testing, energization, and achievement of commercial operation • Coordinates with Legal on negotiation and administration of contracts, supply agreements, and warranties • Supports construction and financing activities, including lender due diligence and independent engineer reviews • Works closely with Development to ensure a seamless transition of projects into construction • Coordinates turnover of completed projects to Operations and Asset Management, including documentation, training, and warranty support • Oversees Construction Managers, Assistant Project Manager, Project Engineer, and quality personnel assigned to the project

• Drive the development of utility-scale renewable energy projects (solar, wind, battery storage) across multiple regions • Focus on greenfield development and acquisition of development-stage assets • Ensure successful project execution from inception to financial close • Engage with internal and external stakeholders including landowners, regulatory agencies, and consultants • Coordinate cross-functional teams and oversee consultants • Frequent travel to establish and maintain relationships with landowners and local stakeholders • Manage project budgets, schedules, and technical and commercial activities • Present development progress, risks, and investment recommendations to stakeholders

• Assists in the planning, direction and coordination of activities for designated projects • Manages the design, engineering and construction of solar and energy storage projects • Develops, maintains and executes the work plan to determine time frame, funding limitations, procedures for accomplishing the project, staffing requirements • Supports management and updates of the project budget and is responsible for the regular review and reporting to accounting on forecasted expenditures under the budget • Supports the external bidding process required to procure goods and services necessary for all phases of project execution • Provides and/or coordinates engineering support for development and permitting activities as needed • Oversees execution of and compliance with construction contracts • Arranges and organizes regularly scheduled project meetings • Supports project developers in developing the project and provides assistance as requested • Works in partnership with the Development department to assure a seamless transition of projects into the construction phase • Coordinates and works with the Legal department to facilitate the development, negotiation and execution of project contracts • Participates and assists with financial closings • Assists Asset Management in transitioning projects to Operations upon project completion • Oversees quality control work during execution of project and ensures compliance with reporting requirements • Works alongside Construction Manager(s) on-site to balance project workload and optimize project execution • Coordinates with regulatory agencies, local landowners, power off-takers, utility entities, permitting agencies, financing representatives, government agencies, and other project-level external parties

• Assisting the Project Team in executing projects in the planning and construction phases • Managing the design, engineering and construction of utility-scale renewable energy projects • Developing and maintaining project schedules • Prepares construction cost estimates • Manages document control and prepares management reports • Executes site QA/QC activities and participates in the receipt and inspection of equipment and materials • Oversees construction contractor(s) as the Owner’s representative • Supports management and updates of work plans, QC staffing, and budgets for each phase of project execution • Provides and/or coordinates engineering support for development and permitting activities • Organizes regularly scheduled project meetings • Supports project developers and senior construction management team for seamless project transition into construction phase • Works with Operations for successful project turn-over • Oversees quality control and assurance work during execution of project • Coordinates with regulatory agencies, local landowners, power off-takers, and other project-level external parties • Responsible for implementing and maintaining safety programs at the jobsite.

• Support advancement of data center development activities for projects in the Longroad pipeline of existing energy and datacenter projects as well as acquisition opportunities. • Assist with site-level evaluation and diligence, including zoning, land use, environmental constraints, access, utilities, and infrastructure readiness. • Support land-related activities, including reviewing purchase agreements, options, leases, easements, title, and survey in coordination with legal and real estate teams. • Help track and advance entitlement and permitting processes, including rezoning, site plan approvals, and local/state permits. • Assist in coordinating development-related due diligence during transaction evaluation and execution, including: Surveys and title review Environmental and geotechnical studies Local permitting and entitlement status Infrastructure and utility constraints. • Compile and synthesize development inputs for internal investment memos, transaction materials, and leadership updates. • Support integration of acquired or partnered projects into Longroad’s development processes post-close. • Work with internal teams (energy development, power markets, engineering, interconnection, legal, finance, government affairs) to align development activities with transaction timelines and investment objectives. • Coordinate with third-party consultants to support development studies, schedules, and cost estimates. • Assist with tracking project schedules, budgets, risks, and key milestones across multiple data center opportunities.

• Plans, directs and coordinates activities at the project site • Oversees construction contractor(s) as the Owner’s representative • Works with the estimator and project manager regarding subcontracts, project scheduling, change orders, etc. • Communicates effectively with general contractors and subcontractors • Reviews specifications and drawings, executes site QA/QC activities • Implements and maintains safety programs at the jobsite