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Fortitude Mining, LLC

Head of Power & Infrastructure Development

Aurora, Nebraska, United States; Grand Island, Nebraska, United States; Prosser, Nebraska, United States; Remote; Aurora, NE site; Big Spring, TX site; Grand Island, NE site; Prosser, NE site; Remote; Sioux City, SD siteRemote · United States
Director+ · Mining Operations
POSTED 4 NOV
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About Us

Fortitude, backed by DCG, is an institutional-scale, vertically integrated venture mining platform operating across the Proof-of-Work ecosystem and anchored in Zcash. The Company pairs self-mining operations with an owned data center footprint, a diversified power portfolio backed by competitive long-term contracts, and disciplined capital allocation to identify and scale high-conviction opportunities in emerging Proof-of-Work protocols, beginning with its leadership position in the Zcash network.

Fortitude is led by an experienced team of operators, capital markets professionals, and digital asset specialists with a track record of identifying and scaling high-conviction opportunities and building privacy-preserving digital asset infrastructure.

Description

The Head of Power & Infrastructure will own how Fortitude secures, structures, and develops power-backed sites. You will find the land, negotiate with utilities and landowners, and lead acquisitions from first conversation through close. In a dual function, you will also lead the day-to-day power strategy. This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who knows power markets well and is equally comfortable at a county meeting, in a utility negotiation, or at a substation fence line.

Primary Duties & Responsibilities

Site Origination & Acquisition

  • Lead the identification, evaluation, and acquisition of power-advantaged sites, with a focus on land adjacent to existing infrastructure, including substations and/or transmission
  • Work directly with landowners to source and negotiate purchases of land and existing facilities
  • Run site diligence, including interconnection capacity, load availability, zoning, title, environmental, and permitting
  • Build and manage a pipeline of acquisition of existing mining sites and greenfield opportunities across target markets

Utility & Power Deal Structuring

  • Develop and maintain relationships with local utilities, public power districts, co-ops, and municipal providers
  • Structure and negotiate power supply agreements, purchase power agreements, facilities extension agreements, interconnection arrangements, and service terms
  • Evaluate power pricing, load curtailment and demand response opportunities, and market exposure across regions
  • Track regulatory, tariff, and market developments in ERCOT, MISO, NPPD, SPP, and other target markets

Infrastructure Development

  • Oversee greenfield development from site control through energization, coordinating engineers, contractors, and utility partners
  • Manage development budgets, timelines, and capital deployment for new sites
  • Partner with operations to optimize the cost, reliability, and uptime of owned sites

Community & Stakeholder Relationships

  • Build lasting relationships with local officials, economic development groups, landowners, and community leaders
  • Serve as Fortitude’s face in the communities where we operate, with a reputation for transparency and follow-through

Leadership & Strategy

  • Work with the Executive Leadership Team (“ELT”) team to define site and power strategy
  • Build a culture of trust and open communication between the people in the executive team and the people on the site floor
  • Total self-starter with a player/coach mentality. Build and lead a development team as the company grows
  • Support investor and capital-markets conversations on the power portfolio and development pipeline if required

Relevant Experience

  • 8+ years in power markets, utility relations, energy development, or infrastructure development
  • Deep knowledge of Midwest power markets, with direct experience working with NPPD, SPP, or comparable public power entities
  • Experience in ERCOT is a strong plus
  • Track record of structuring and closing deals with utilities, such as power purchase agreements, interconnection agreements, or large-load service arrangements
  • Experience acquiring land or real assets, ideally near substations or other grid infrastructure
  • Proven ability to build trust with landowners, local officials, and rural communities
  • Experience leading projects from origination through energization
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