NuCube Energy is an advanced technology company dedicated to resolving energy security challenges. The company's mission is to develop nuclear reactors that are simple, cost-effective, and inherently safe, capable of supplying both electricity and process heat. Rather than relying on conventional large-scale or space-oriented designs, NuCube has created a reactor capable of generating heat in excess of 1,000°C without the need for water or gas cooling, utilizing few moving components and delivering high efficiency.
The Director of Business Development is responsible for developing and managing commercial agreements with customers, suppliers and strategic partners. This position requires full customer and supplier value analysis, contract negotiation, financial analysis of possible technological partnership.
Main responsibilities include:
Education: Bachelor's degree in business administration is considered a minimum requirement. A combination of technical and financial education would be preferred, e.g., undergraduate degree in engineering with an MBA.
Experience: A minimum of (10) years' experience in business development/marketing and negotiation of complex procurement and sale contracts in the area of technology. Experience in t energy generation with new technology or nuclear power plants is preferred.
Overall, Job Knowledge and Performance: General understanding of energy markets, market analysis, customer and supplier value analysis, financial modeling, negotiation and sale cycle management for large capital assets. Direct experience in the energy sector and especially in the nuclear industry would be preferred.
Preferred skills and experience:
Location:
Idaho Falls, ID or Phoenix, AZ
Disclaimer:
NuCube, Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) and Affirmative Action employer. We do not discriminate based upon individuality, sexuality, orientation, status, origin, preference, age, disability, medical condition, or any other status in accordance with the guidelines specified by law (EEOC, federal, state or local law).
This position requires access to information or technology subject to U.S. export control laws. To comply with these laws, only U.S. persons (as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3)) may be employed in this role.