Manager of Utility & Energy
CleanSpark (Nasdaq: CLSK) is a large-scale digital infrastructure developer that owns and operates a multi-gigawatt portfolio of energy-backed data center campuses across the United States. Building on its roots as an energy company and Bitcoin miner, CleanSpark now develops infrastructure for both Bitcoin mining and AI/compute workloads, serving shareholders and investors as a publicly traded company.
About CleanSpark
CleanSpark is a market-leading data center developer with a national portfolio spanning six U.S. states, including Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, Wyoming, Nevada, Mississippi, and Utah. The company controls power, land, and data centers, monetizing low-cost, high-reliability energy to produce compute — both for Bitcoin mining and increasingly for AI workloads. Its operating model follows a repeatable infrastructure-first process: procuring scalable energy, building data center capacity on schedule and budget, transforming power into compute capacity, and reinvesting capital to expand margins. CleanSpark reports metrics such as 1.8 GW of power under contract, 50 EH/s operational hashrate, and over 13,000 Bitcoin in holdings. Its primary stakeholders are shareholders and investors, as a Nasdaq-listed public company, and it serves the emerging demand for AI data center compute capacity in addition to its established Bitcoin mining operations.
Skills
About the Role
You will manage relationships with utilities, lead large-load service applications and interconnection processes, negotiate energy service agreements, and analyze tariffs and power-cost scenarios. You will assess capacity and transmission plans, support diligence and site selection, monitor regulatory developments, and represent the organization in utility discussions.
Requirements
- Six to ten or more years of experience in utility relations, energy procurement, interconnection, or power markets
- Direct experience leading large-load applications and negotiating utility service or interconnection agreements
- Fluency in tariff structures, rate design, and utility cost modeling
- Understanding of investor-owned, cooperative, and municipal utility structures and decision-making processes
- Negotiation, analytical, and cross-functional coordination skills
- Willingness to travel throughout the United States
Responsibilities
- Build and manage relationships with investor-owned, cooperative, and municipal utilities
- Lead large-load service applications and interconnection processes
- Negotiate and manage electric service and related utility agreements
- Perform tariff and rate analysis and model power-cost scenarios
- Assess utility capacity, queue positions, and expansion plans
- Support power-related diligence and site selection
- Monitor regulatory proceedings, rate cases, and large-load tariff developments
- Represent CleanSpark in utility planning discussions and industry forums