Contracts Coordinator, Data Center Projects

• Administer, execute, and ensure compliance of data center related contracts, including EPC, O&M, and lease agreements.
• Collaborate with internal stakeholders to align contracts with company objectives for safety, delivery, performance, schedule, quality, price, SLAs, and terms.
• Maintain documented files for contract templates, approvals, executed contracts, and pending contracts, ensuring a clear audit trail.
• Drive efficient contract execution by managing signature workflows and translating key contract terms into actionable insights for stakeholders.

This role supports the development of large-scale energy and data center infrastructure projects that accelerate the transition to cleaner, more sustainable power sources, benefiting communities and the environment.

• Bachelor’s degree required.
• 1-5 years of experience in contracts management in an EPC utility scale construction environment, including contract formation, administration, change orders, and negotiation.
• Skilled negotiator with experience leading Lease, EPC, and O&M negotiations.
• Excellent communication, leadership, analytical, and problem-solving skills; proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.

Base Pay: $100,000-$135,000 per year. Total compensation may include discretionary annual bonus and comprehensive health & wellness benefits. Full-time employees enjoy: 100% company-paid medical, dental & vision (for employees and dependents), 401(k) with company match, generous PTO + 11 paid holidays, 12 weeks paid parental leave, life/AD&D/long-term disability coverage, flexible spending accounts, mental/physical/social wellness support, flexible work arrangements, monthly reimbursement for phone/internet/data, optional legal & pet insurance, and device purchase support.

SB Energy develops, builds, owns & operates some of the largest and most technically advanced energy and data center infrastructure projects in the United States, with a mission to provide reliable, affordable energy at scale to support America’s growing energy demands.