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Performs mechanical engineering design for water and wastewater treatment projects, including mechanical design plans, hydraulic calculations, flow diagrams, piping specifications, component datasheets, and equipment requisitions. Reviews civil, plant layout, piping, structural, and isometric drawings; maintains the Plant 3D component database; participates in technical reviews; coordinates with engineering teams, the assembly shop, customers, sites, and subcontractors.

Evaluates acquisitions, partnerships, and investments through financial modeling, valuation, due diligence, and strategic analysis. Manages deal pipelines, coordinates cross-functional workstreams, prepares diligence summaries, and creates investment memos, business cases, and executive-ready presentations. The role supports senior leadership with transaction analysis and requires strong corporate finance, accounting, Excel, PowerPoint, organizational, and communication skills.

Lead business development for Aquatech’s Power industry solutions across the United States. Identify opportunities with utilities, generators, IPPs, EPCs, developers, and partners; build strategic account plans and senior relationships; position water treatment, reuse, wastewater, and sustainability solutions; coordinate technical and commercial teams on proposals; manage the sales pipeline; and represent the company at customer meetings and industry events.

Leads U.S. data center business development by identifying opportunities, developing strategic account plans, building senior customer relationships, positioning water and wastewater solutions, coordinating technical proposals, managing the sales pipeline, and achieving growth objectives. The role sells capital equipment, engineered solutions, and long-term services to data center developers, operators, utilities, EPCs, and strategic partners.

Leads internal business-execution programs that translate global strategy into structured initiatives, schedules, KPIs, dashboards, governance, stakeholder agreements, and measurable results. Coordinates across functions, regions, and partner organizations in a matrix environment, tracking commitments, dependencies, risks, resources, and deliverables. Influences teams without direct authority and establishes operating rhythms, accountability mechanisms, and organizational interfaces. The role supports internal transformation and business-improvement initiatives rather than customer projects or PMO leadership.

Project Engineer supporting pre-contract and water treatment projects. Responsibilities include reviewing technical specifications, vendor quotes, engineering documents, drawings, and project requirements; coordinating engineering teams, contractors, vendors, and customers; managing RFIs, document submissions, schedules, action items, progress reporting, and project updates; and compiling EPC and client proposals. The role requires knowledge of water treatment equipment, codes, standards, AutoCAD drawings, P&IDs, project scheduling tools, and approximately 30% domestic and international travel.

Manage contract review, negotiation, administration, and closeout for customers, suppliers, partners, subcontracts, and EPC projects. Draft and negotiate agreements, monitor milestones, changes, liabilities, insurance, and compliance, and collaborate with sales, finance, procurement, project management, subsidiaries, and external counsel. Support risk mitigation and process improvements while managing multiple contracting activities.

Leads internal Microelectronics programs that convert global strategy into structured initiatives, schedules, governance, KPIs, dashboards, and measurable results. Coordinates engineering, finance, supply chain, HR, regional, and partner organizations within a matrix structure. Establishes stakeholder agreements, tracks commitments and dependencies, resolves barriers, and reinforces accountability without direct authority. The role focuses on business execution, organizational integration, operating cadence, standardization, and business improvement rather than customer projects or PMO leadership.

Leads the origination, development, feasibility, permitting, stakeholder management, commercial structuring, and financing of water and critical minerals infrastructure projects across North America. Screens and qualifies opportunities, builds sales pipelines, evaluates project economics, negotiates agreements, coordinates technical and regulatory activities, and supports debt and equity financing through financial close. The role requires substantial infrastructure development experience and up to 30% domestic and international travel.

Develops EPC business and revenue across North America by selling water and process equipment, managing key accounts, identifying opportunities, supporting pre-bid estimates, coordinating engineering solutions, presenting technologies, and expanding regional sales channels and partnerships. The role requires territory growth, customer relationship management, negotiation, and approximately 35–50% travel.