Job Description
Join Nexus Horizons at the forefront of 2026's sustainability revolution. We're seeking a visionary Sustainable Infrastructure Director to architect carbon-neutral urban ecosystems across America's fastest-growing tech corridors. Lead cross-functional teams in designing smart city frameworks, circular economy models, and regenerative infrastructure that will define the next decade. This role combines strategic foresight with hands-on implementation, partnering with Fortune 500 companies and municipal governments to deploy scalable climate solutions.
Our ideal candidate thrives at the intersection of environmental science and technological innovation, driving projects that reduce urban carbon footprints by 40%+ while enhancing community resilience. You'll pioneer methodologies that will become industry standards by 2030, shaping how cities adapt to climate challenges while fostering equitable economic growth.
Responsibilities
- Architect and oversee implementation of zero-carbon infrastructure projects across 5+ US metropolitan areas
- Lead $50M+ budgets for sustainable urban development initiatives integrating AI-driven resource optimization
- Develop circular economy frameworks for municipal waste-to-energy systems achieving 95% landfill diversion
- Coordinate with federal/state agencies on climate resilience policy implementation and green infrastructure funding
- Mentor cross-disciplinary teams of engineers, urban planners, and sustainability scientists
- Establish KPIs for measuring environmental impact (carbon reduction, water conservation, biodiversity metrics)
- Drive innovation in regenerative agriculture integration within urban planning
Qualifications
- 15+ years in sustainable infrastructure with 5+ years in executive leadership roles
- Proven track record of delivering $20M+ climate resilience projects
- LEED AP/ WELL AP certification with deep knowledge of ISO 14001/20121 standards
- Expertise in smart grid technologies and IoT-enabled infrastructure monitoring
- Experience securing federal/state grants for green infrastructure initiatives
- Advanced degree in Civil Engineering, Environmental Science, or Urban Planning
- Published research on carbon-neutral urban systems or circular economy models
- Strong network with DOE, EPA, and municipal sustainability departments