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Tract Capital

Creates data-center parks and mega campuses

Vice President - Project Development

Real Estate DevelopmentConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeMorristown, NJ, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree is required; an advanced degree (JD, MBA, or MSRE/MSRED) is strongly preferred.
  • Four to six years of direct, hands-on experience in data center, energy, infrastructure, or industrial development, with demonstrated exposure to complex, multi-stakeholder project environments. Attorneys with relevant experience at a top-tier firm or developer are encouraged to apply.
  • Ability and willingness to travel to project sites, major stakeholder meetings, and company offices.
  • Working knowledge of real estate development fundamentals, including real property ownership structures, land use frameworks, and entitlement processes applicable to large-scale infrastructure or commercial development.
  • Working knowledge of project capital structures, including debt, equity, and construction financing dynamics applicable to large-scale infrastructure or real estate development.
  • Familiarity with federal, state, and local permitting pathways for large-scale development projects; ability to engage substantively with permitting consultants, track regulatory timelines, and identify risks across multi-jurisdictional processes.
  • Working knowledge of power and energy infrastructure relevant to data center development, including utility interconnection, behind-the-meter power solutions, and battery energy storage systems, sufficient to engage constructively with power consultants, utility counterparties, and turnkey power providers and monitor deliverables against project schedules.
  • Ability to critically evaluate engineering and legal deliverables, identify gaps, and escalate or drive resolution without waiting to be directed.
  • Demonstrated ability to coordinate across external consultants, contractors, and counsel, advancing workstreams toward defined milestones without serving as the primary functional owner of each discipline.

Responsibilities

  • Lead full-lifecycle data center development workstreams, from site acquisition or joint venture through master planning, entitlements, permitting, leasing, development, power, construction, equipment procurement, financing, and asset disposition; track critical-path milestones, surface issues early, and drive resolution across internal and external stakeholders.
  • Serve as an execution member of the permitting team across federal, state, and local jurisdictions; monitor permit timelines, coordinate with permitting consultants and internal stakeholders, and keep open items moving forward.
  • Support power and energy infrastructure workstreams, including utility interconnection, behind-the-meter power solutions, and battery energy storage systems; coordinate with internal power teams, external consultants, and utility counterparties to monitor progress, flag risks, and align deliverables with the data center development schedule.
  • Lead structuring and execution of project-level financing, prepare diligence materials and spreadsheet models, track and respond to lender requests, and coordinate inputs across internal and external parties.
  • Participate in procurement of long-lead data center equipment in coordination with the procurement lead.
  • Evaluate deliverables from engineers, consultants, legal counsel, investors, and contractors; identify gaps, escalate issues, and hold parties accountable to scope, schedule, and cost.
  • Prepare and maintain integrated project risk registers, development schedules, budgets, and executive-level project status reports.
  • Assist in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating project agreements, including site control documents, construction contracts, power contracts, engineering and consultant contracts, equipment procurement agreements, and utility interconnection agreements, coordinating with internal legal and outside counsel.
  • Support assessment of project-level legal and regulatory risk across jurisdictions, coordinating with outside counsel and internal legal on deal structuring and contract terms.
  • Serve as a central coordination point across internal functions, including investments, legal, capital markets, engineering, procurement, leasing, and construction, and external project partners; ensure alignment and prevent workstream drift.
  • Support investment committee processes, including financial models, project narratives, and transaction diligence materials.

Desired Qualifications

  • An advanced degree (JD, MBA, or MSRE/MSRED) is strongly preferred.

About the Company

Tract Capital

Creates data-center parks and mega campuses

Tract Capital manages and develops digital infrastructure through two main strategies: a horizontal land program called Tract for master-planned data center parks with pre-positioned power and fiber, and Fleet Data Centers for mega-scale, single-user campuses of 500MW to 1GW. It creates new data center platforms by ideating, financing, and building at the intersection of data centers, AI/cloud tech, energy, and real estate, not just investing in existing assets. The team combines experience from digital infrastructure, energy, network, and real estate, led by Grant van Rooyen, to offer land, power, and campus infrastructure with long-term leases to hyperscale developers, cloud providers, and AI builders. Its goal is to grow the digital infrastructure ecosystem by delivering scalable data center platforms and securing substantial land and power capacity to support AI and cloud growth.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Denver, CO
Founded
Not listed

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