Our client is an international environmental‑commodities market maker with a global trading desk network spanning Asia, North Africa, the US, and Europe. Founded by former investment banking and corporate finance professionals, the firm combines proprietary trading, multinational procurement, and direct project‑owner relationships to deliver speed, certainty, and liquidity to blue‑chip clients worldwide.With 30+ professionals globally, strong balance‑sheet backing, and recent Series A investment, the company is scaling aggressively through both organic growth and strategic M&A. The European headquarters will launch in 2025 as part of a broader plan to become a top‑three global environmental‑commodities player within five years.Role OverviewA fast‑growing global environmental‑commodities trading house is seeking a senior leader to establish and scale its European Markets business. The Head of EU Markets will build and lead a high‑performing regional sales and trading team, drive revenue growth across environmental attribute products, and take full commercial ownership of the EU P&L.This is a rare opportunity to shape a new regional business within one of Asia’s most rapidly expanding environmental‑commodities players.The Head of EU Markets will operate with founder‑level ownership of the European business, including: Pricing authority and counterparty limitsDiscretion over trading strategies within agreed risk parametersAuthority to hire and structure the EU teamOwnership of supplier and client relationshipsInfluence over global product strategy and expansion priorities Key Responsibilities Full accountability for EU P&L, revenue, gross margin, and trading performanceLead sourcing, pricing, structuring, and execution across GOs, RECs, I‑RECs, REGOs, voluntary carbon, and emerging compliance carbon marketsLeverage global supply relationships and balance‑sheet strength to secure competitive, high‑quality environmental attributesOperate within agreed risk limits while shaping EU‑specific risk frameworksBuild long‑term partnerships with multinational corporations, utilities, traders, and project developersCollaborate with Asia and US desks to deliver seamless global executionEstablish a strong European presence with a diversified client and supplier portfolioRecruit, develop, and lead a multi‑functional EU team across trading, sales, procurement, and market operations Candidate Profile 7–10 years in environmental commodities trading or salesProven ability to generate individual revenue while building a teamLeadership of a team with a proven track recordHands‑on experience with GOs, RECs, I‑RECs, REGOs, voluntary carbonMulti‑product expertise across EACs, voluntary carbon, and compliance carbonCorporate procurement or structured origination experienceTrack record of scaling a team from early‑stage to 10–20+ peopleExperience in M&A‑driven or high‑growth environments

Title: Electrical Engineer – Facility Power Systems (Cross-Voltage Focus)Location: Chicago, IL – 5 days in office Position OverviewWe are seeking a senior-level Electrical Engineer to own and integrate facility-wide power systems from end to end. This role requires a systems-oriented thinker who can design, coordinate, and implement electrical infrastructure across multiple voltage levels while ensuring seamless integration with mechanical, process, and plant operations.The ideal candidate is a hands-on problem solver and independent contributor who takes full ownership of plant power systems, from utility interconnection through distribution, without relying on large support teams. Key Responsibilities Lead the design and integration of plant-wide electrical power systems across all voltage levelsOwn the complete electrical scope, from utility intake to facility distributionDevelop and manage: One-line diagramsLoad flow and electrical studiesSystem layouts and distribution architecture Design power systems from utility interconnection through final distribution within the facilityCoordinate electrical systems with mechanical, process, and infrastructure componentsReview, manage, and drive execution of electrical packages and project deliverablesSupport new facility builds and major infrastructure upgradesEnsure constructability and alignment with real-world installation constraints Required QualificationsCore Experience 5–10 years of electrical engineering experience in industrial or heavy infrastructure environmentsDemonstrated experience designing and implementing facility-wide power distribution systemsProven ability to operate as a strong individual contributor with minimal oversight Cross-Voltage Expertise (Critical Requirement) Low voltage systems (e.g., 480V)Medium voltage systems (4kV–15kV)Exposure to or understanding of high-voltage systems, including substation interconnections Systems & Infrastructure Expertise End-to-end understanding of power flow: utility entry → distribution → operational supportExperience with: Cable tray routingPhysical layout and space constraintsPower delivery pathingConstructability considerations Technical Capabilities Ability to design at a system level—not just component-level engineeringExperience reviewing and coordinating complex electrical design packagesStrong integration mindset across disciplines (electrical, mechanical, process systems) Preferred Qualifications Experience on nuclear projects (highly preferred)Background in chemical or process plant environmentsDemonstrated potential or interest in growing into a leadership or management role Ideal Candidate Profile A plant power systems integrator who can fully own electrical infrastructureA systems-level thinker who understands how power supports overall facility operationsA hands-on engineer comfortable solving problems independentlyA cross-functional collaborator who bridges electrical systems with broader plant design Compensation: $140,000 – $180,000 base salary

Responsibilities: Provide analytical, strategic, and process support throughout the project development lifecycle (e.g. including land, interconnection, engineering, permitting, power marketing, construction & financing)Assist with advancing development of assigned projects to construction-ready statusSupport scoping and implementation of due diligence, permitting, engineering, legal, and other activitiesMaintenance of project data, databases, and tracking tools for assigned projectsSupport transactional activities by maintaining data rooms and other activities as necessaryPrepare documents, applications, meeting agendas/minutes, and reportsSuccessfully interact and collaborate with a variety of internal and external project partnersOther duties as assigned Requirements: Minimum of 3 years of experience in development ideally in structured land development, energy, (prior experience in renewable energy is a plus), engineering, and/or, real estateExpertise with various facets of land project development process to ensure successful project outcomesFamiliarity with ArcGIS, Google Earth, AutoCAD, and other geospatial and/or drafting tools used for due diligence and project execution processesFamiliarity with surveying and utility new service connection processes including but not limited electricity, water/sewer, and, telecommunication utilitiesResourceful and accomplished research skills to effectively utilize publicly available materials, tools, and, technology to derisk and expedite projectsAbility to succinctly communicate and summarize complex issues into actionable deliverables, and ensure timely completion of action items from internal and external partiesDriven, resourceful, and, comfortable working in an entrepreneurial environmentRigorous attention to detail, work ethic, personal responsibility, work product ownership, and, organizational skillsBachelor’s degree in engineering, urban planning, project management or a related field; Master’s preferred