AGent Energy

AGent Energy

VP, Energy Markets

Remote (United States) · Vp · Full-time

No sponsorshipDetected 27 days ago
PythonSQLSnowflakeSalesForecastingEmbedded SystemsLeadership

About the role

  • This is not a purely operational role - and it is not a purely strategic one.
  • We need both, from the same person, at the same time.

Responsibilities

  • About the role AGent is seeking an exceptional VP of Energy Markets to lead our market operations function and serve as one of the most strategically important voices in the company.
  • You help the leadership team think through market prioritization, identify strategic opportunities, develop unique and differentiated products, understand the commercial implications of regulatory changes, and build the go-to-market intelligence that gives our sales team an edge.
  • You will build and lead the Energy Markets team, own the full lifecycle of MW participation across AGent's target markets, and be a critical partner to the CEO, VP of Product & Engineering, and GTM leadership as we scale.
  • Leadership & Cross-Functional Execution Lead, and develop the Energy Markets team:

Requirements

  • On one side, you are a seasoned wholesale energy market operator.
  • You know what it takes to get a MW into a market and keep it performing.
  • On the other side, you are a commercially-minded leader who applies deep market knowledge to help AGent grow.

Company info

  • AGent is seeking an exceptional VP of Energy Markets to lead our market operations function and serve as one of the most strategically important voices in the company.
  • About Aigent Energy AGent is building the leading software platform to optimize distributed generation resources - turning energy liabilities into reliable, monetizable assets.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • iarity with Claude AI or other AI tools and an interest in using them to scale market operations Note: We are unable to sponsor visas at this time

This listing is sourced directly from AGent Energy's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.