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Electric Hydrogen

Manufactures large-scale electrolyzer plants for hydrogen

Manager, Development

Project ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeHouston, TX, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • 5–8+ years of project development experience within the energy, natural gas, industrial, infrastructure, hydrogen, carbon capture, renewable fuels, or clean technology sectors.
  • Experience supporting or leading the development of natural gas, blue hydrogen, carbon capture and sequestration, industrial gases, energy infrastructure, renewable fuels, or other low-carbon industrial projects through key project milestones.
  • Demonstrated understanding of project development processes, including permitting, site selection, utility coordination, natural gas supply or infrastructure diligence, CO2 transportation and sequestration considerations, commercial contracting, and stakeholder management.
  • Strong project management skills, including the ability to manage multiple parallel workstreams and competing priorities.
  • Experience working across multidisciplinary teams, including engineering, environmental, commercial, legal, finance, policy, supply chain, and operations functions.
  • Strong commercial and analytical capabilities, including experience with project economics, budgeting, financial analysis, and development risk assessment.
  • Ability to translate complex project issues into clear recommendations and action plans.
  • Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, entrepreneurial environment.

Responsibilities

  • Lead day-to-day development activities for assigned green hydrogen, blue hydrogen, e-Fuel, and other low-carbon industrial projects, advancing opportunities from early-stage development through Final Investment Decision (FID).
  • Manage project schedules, action items, milestones, budgets, and development workplans to keep projects on track.
  • Coordinate project workstreams, including site control, permitting, environmental studies, utility engagement, natural gas supply and infrastructure evaluation, CO2 transportation and sequestration diligence, transmission and interconnection activities, engineering coordination, and commercial diligence.
  • Support evaluation of technical and commercial pathways for hydrogen production and emissions management, including natural gas availability, carbon capture configuration, CO2 offtake or sequestration options, pipeline access, storage requirements, and regulatory considerations.
  • Support customer engagement by developing proposals, project concepts, commercial discussion materials, and due diligence packages.
  • Manage external consultants, engineering firms, permitting specialists, environmental advisors, carbon management advisors, and other development service providers.
  • Work with internal engineering, commercial, finance, legal, policy, and supply chain teams to identify and resolve project risks and execution challenges.
  • Develop and maintain development budgets, risk registers, and investment decision materials, including inputs related to feedstock supply, carbon capture costs, CO2 transportation and storage, and low-carbon intensity requirements.
  • Support negotiation and execution of project agreements, including site agreements, development services agreements, utility agreements, natural gas supply or infrastructure-related agreements, CO2 transportation or sequestration arrangements, and other development-related contracts.
  • Prepare development updates, management reports, permitting summaries, and investment committee materials for internal stakeholders.
  • Monitor commercial, regulatory, and permitting developments that may affect assigned projects, including carbon capture incentives, low-carbon hydrogen requirements, pipeline and sequestration permitting, and natural gas market considerations.
  • Conduct project due diligence, including evaluation of sites, infrastructure availability, permitting pathways, natural gas and CO2 infrastructure, market conditions, and potential project partners.
  • Support project financing and lender diligence by coordinating project information requests and development documentation.

Desired Qualifications

  • Familiarity with carbon intensity, emissions accounting, carbon capture performance, CO2 storage or offtake pathways, and related regulatory or incentive frameworks.
  • Experience in green hydrogen, blue hydrogen, industrial gases, renewable fuels, e-SAF, methanol, ammonia, carbon capture, or related industrial decarbonization sectors.

About the Company

Electric Hydrogen

Manufactures large-scale electrolyzer plants for hydrogen

Electric Hydrogen (EH2) designs, builds, and installs large-scale electrolysis plants that produce green hydrogen for heavy industry. Its flagship product is a 100 MW complete electrolyzer plant that can be manufactured in a factory, shipped, and commissioned in about three months. The system uses stacks of electrolysis cells powered by renewable electricity to split water and create hydrogen, offering a no-emissions alternative to fossil fuels. EH2 differentiates itself by delivering much larger, turnkey plants at a lower cost than typical electrolyzers and by accelerating deployment, enabling faster decarbonization of sectors like fertilizer, ammonia, steel, chemicals, and fuels. The company’s goal is to make green hydrogen economically competitive and scalable for industrial decarbonization, supported by significant funding and large-scale projects in North America.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$798.3M
Headquarters
Harvard, MA
Founded
2020

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