Site Selection Manager

Job Description

Compensation : $80,000–$120,000 annually

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About Outlaw Ventures

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Outlaw Ventures identifies and advances land, power, and infrastructure opportunities for large-scale data center and digital infrastructure development.

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We operate with a lean, entrepreneurial team and move quickly. Our work sits at the intersection of land, power, GIS, infrastructure, and real estate development, and we rely on strong execution to turn early-stage opportunities into development-ready sites.

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The Opportunity

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We’re looking for a Site Selection Operations Manager to help run the engine behind our site-selection and land-development pipeline.

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This role is ideal for someone who is highly organized, analytically minded, and comfortable coordinating across multiple workstreams at once.

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You’ll work closely with our GIS, land acquisition, power development, legal, and site-development teams to make sure opportunities move cleanly from initial screening through diligence, site control, and development handoff.

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This is not a passive support role. You’ll own follow-up, maintain the source of truth for active opportunities, flag missing information and risks, and help build the systems that allow our team to move faster as our pipeline grows.

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If you have 1–3 years of experience in commercial real estate, renewable energy, infrastructure, utilities, GIS, land acquisition, economic development, brokerage, civil/environmental consulting, or a related field — and you want to build a career in data center site selection — we’d like to hear from you.

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What You'll Own

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Site Screening & GIS Coordination

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You’ll coordinate the day-to-day GIS and site-screening workflow across our land and power teams.

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That includes:

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• Translating business needs into clear GIS requests, priorities, deadlines, and deliverables
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• Tracking screening packages from request through completion
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• Reviewing deliverables for completeness and consistency
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• Helping standardize site-screening packages across key development criteria
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• Coordinating analysis around parcels, transmission, power, gas, fiber, water, access, zoning, and environmental constraints
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• Maintaining clear records of assumptions, source data, screening criteria, and completed work
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• Building repeatable templates, workflows, and QA/QC processes
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Land Pipeline & Due Diligence

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You’ll help keep every active land opportunity organized and moving forward.

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You’ll:

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• Maintain accurate records of land opportunities, ownership, status, deadlines, risks, and next actions
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• Coordinate with landowners, brokers, internal stakeholders, consultants, and legal teams
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• Assemble site summaries, maps, ownership research, diligence materials, and preliminary risk assessments
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• Support tracking of LOIs, purchase and sale agreements, and other transaction materials
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• Track title, survey, access, zoning, entitlement, environmental, geotechnical, utility, and infrastructure workstreams
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• Maintain key-date and obligation trackers
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• Coordinate clean handoffs from land acquisition into site development
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Pipeline Management & Execution

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You’ll help create a reliable operating system for the entire site-selection pipeline.

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That means:

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• Maintaining a single source of truth across active opportunities
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• Preparing weekly updates on progress, blockers, risks, decisions, and next actions
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• Tracking decisions and ownership
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• Coordinating meetings, materials, notes, and follow-ups
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• Routing routine questions and escalating issues appropriately
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• Working across power, GIS, land, legal, and site-development teams
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• Identifying process gaps and helping build better systems as we scale
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What We’re Looking For

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You’ll likely be a strong fit if you have:

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• 1–3 years of relevant professional experience
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• Strong project coordination and organizational skills
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• Experience managing multiple priorities, deadlines, and stakeholders
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• Excellent attention to detail
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• Strong written and verbal communication
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• The ability to identify missing information and flag risks early
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• A high level of ownership and follow-through
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• Comfort working independently in a fast-moving environment
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• Strong Excel or Google Sheets skills
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• The ability to quickly learn new CRM, mapping, project-management, and data systems
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• A bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience
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Relevant backgrounds may include:

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Commercial real estate, land acquisition, renewable energy, utilities, GIS, economic development, brokerage, infrastructure consulting, industrial development, civil engineering, environmental consulting, or related fields.

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Nice to Have

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These aren’t required, but they’ll help you ramp faster:

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• Exposure to parcel research, zoning, permitting, title, survey, or environmental diligence
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• Experience with ArcGIS, QGIS, or other spatial tools
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• Familiarity with utilities, transmission, power, natural gas, fiber, or water infrastructure
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• Experience supporting LOIs, PSAs, leases, or other real estate transactions
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• Experience with Salesforce or another CRM/project-tracking platform
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• Interest in data centers, powered land, infrastructure development, and energy
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What Success Looks Like

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Within your first year, you’ll have helped us:

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• Build a clear and prioritized GIS request queue
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• Improve the speed and quality of site-screening packages
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• Maintain accurate, current records across the active land pipeline
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• Reduce routine coordination and status questions reaching senior leadership
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• Create better visibility into risks, deadlines, decisions, and next actions
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• Standardize the handoff from land acquisition into site development
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• Build repeatable processes that allow the company to evaluate more opportunities without adding unnecessary complexity
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Who Thrives Here

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You’ll do well at Outlaw Ventures if you are:

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• Highly organized. You like creating structure where there isn’t any.
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• Proactive. You don’t wait for someone to ask twice.
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• Curious. You want to understand why a site works — not just update a spreadsheet.
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• Comfortable with ambiguity. You can move forward even when you don’t have perfect information.
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• Detail-oriented without losing the big picture.
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• Entrepreneurial. You see broken processes and naturally want to improve them.
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• Most importantly, you want to build expertise in one of the fastest-growing areas of infrastructure development.
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