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EVP, Marine Environmental Impact at Panthalassa - ApplyBlast

EVP, Marine Environmental Impact

Panthalassa

15 days ago

Portland, Oregon, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Executive

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About this role

The Executive Vice President of Marine Environmental Impact will lead the development and deployment of a new renewable energy technology by minimizing its ecological footprint and ensuring sustainable operations. This role involves building a scientific team, establishing environmental standards, and collaborating with engineering and external research partners to assess and mitigate impacts on marine ecosystems. The position requires strong leadership in marine science, strategic communication of environmental findings, and a commitment to responsible technology development.

Responsibilities

Lead environmental impact assessment and mitigation for open-ocean technologies
Build and lead internal environmental impact function and scientific research strategy
Collaborate with engineering teams to integrate environmental considerations into design

Skills

Qualifications

Doctorate in marine science, oceanography, ecology, environmental science, or a related discipline

About Panthalassa

panthalassa.com

Headquarters

Portland, Oregon, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

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Panthalassa is a public-benefit corporation building a planetary-scale clean energy platform that harnesses renewable energy from the open ocean. Engineered in Portland, Oregon, the company aims to meet accelerating global energy demand with a solution that is fast to deploy, designed to scale, ultra low-cost, and zero emissions. Panthalassa's platform is designed to power compute and more, with a Pacific Ocean pilot deployment already underway.