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Digital Transformation Lead, EPC at Redwood Materials - ApplyBlast

Digital Transformation Lead, EPC

Redwood Materials

5 months ago

3.2 on Glassdoor

Carson City, NV

Onsite

Full Time

Senior

6 applicants

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About this role

A Digital Transformation Lead at Redwood Materials drives the EPC digital strategy, streamlines workflows, and builds in-house tools to enable seamless collaboration across design, engineering, and construction.

Responsibilities

Own and execute the EPC digital roadmap
Integrate external software solutions and develop internal solutions or add-ons
Streamline data flow and collaboration across enterprise systems
Increase team productivity and automated workflows by developing in-house tools using AI-augmented coding
Ensure reliability, security, and scalability of digital platforms

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Information Systems, or Business (Master’s a plus)10+ years of experience in digital transformation, systems integration, or enterprise software operations in EPC, engineering consulting, construction, or energyProven leadership of technical and cross-functional teamsStrong knowledge of EPC workflows and project lifecycles (utility-scale solar/battery stationary storage a plus)Experience with systems like Workday, SmartSheets, Sharepoint, Oracle, and P6

About Redwood Materials

redwoodmaterials.com

Headquarters

Carson City, Nevada, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

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Redwood Materials is building a domestic stockpile of critical battery materials and deploying large-scale energy storage systems to power data centers and the nation’s grid. The company recovers and refines end-of-life batteries and manufacturing scrap into battery‑grade materials, helping close the loop on the battery supply chain. By scaling recycling, materials production, and grid-scale storage, Redwood aims to secure resilient U.S. supply chains for electrification while reducing the environmental impact of battery production.