Overview
Run the deal line on Vultr's data center acquisition pipeline, acting as the execution link between a qualified site and a signed transaction across operator colocation leases, powered shells, lease-to-own structures, and powered land purchases.
What you'll do
- Pull qualified sites from proposal-ready inventory, engage operator and landowner counterparties, and establish deal cadence
- Drive non-binding LOIs covering rate, term, escalations, delivery milestones, and due diligence exclusivity
- Negotiate term sheets and final commercial terms on standard transactions; escalate the largest and most complex to the Director with a clear position
- Work operator deliverables through the deal: floor plans, one-line diagrams, ESA status, delivery schedules, and milestone commitments
- Convert diligence findings into negotiating leverage; hold the commercial position through redline cycles with the Contracts Coordination Manager and counsel
- Maintain back-to-back alignment between the site transaction and the customer contract: token date versus power-on, term versus term, ramp versus minimum obligations
- Manage multiple concurrent negotiations without dropping threads; keep tracker dispositions and deal records current
- Prepare gate inputs: deal term summaries, open commercial issues, and risk items with recommended positions
- Support clean handoff at signature with a complete executed commercial record
What you'll need
- 5-8 years of transaction execution in data center, commercial real estate, energy, or infrastructure, having personally negotiated LOIs and term sheets, not only supported them
- Fluency in data center lease economics: rate structures, escalations, minimum obligations, delivery liquidated damages, expansion rights, and acceptance mechanics
- Track record of closing under deadline pressure while running multiple concurrent deals
- Strong term sheet drafting instincts and comfort working redlines with counsel
- Working command of deal economics in Excel: rate comparisons, NPV of term structures, obligation exposure
- Bachelor's degree required
Nice to have
- Data center operator or neocloud corporate development; brokerage capital markets or tenant representation; hyperscaler leasing or site acquisition
- Exposure to power delivery terms and energy services agreements in lease negotiations
Details
- Remote - United States
- Compensation: $190,000 - $215,000, varying with years of experience, background/skill set, location, and applicable laws
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