Posted by Ben on July 20, 2010 under JSA News, Recruiting & Hiring | 
Frontier Wind's headquarters are based in Sacramento, California
Frontier Wind is a well-funded developer of advanced rotor technologies that provides cost effective solutions to increase energy output for wind turbine generators. This technology has placed Frontier Wind in an enviable market position as the global interest and demand for alternate energy sources continues to escalate.
Jordan-Sitter Associates (JSA) is a 32 year old, family-owned, retained search firm. We have been retained by Frontier Wind to help them find a Manager/Director of Purchasing. This position will be based at their Sacramento, California headquarters.
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS – Please Read
- 5+ years experience required in a commodity purchasing role with increasing responsibilities & documented success
- Experience managing supplier relationships
- Negotiation skills with suppliers
- Bachelors degree required
- Must be comfortable moving to/living near Rocklin, California (Sacramento area)
SALARY & BENEFITS
This position includes an attractive six-figure salary, a performance-based bonus opportunity, relocation assistance and a range of excellent benefits.
INTERESTED?
We invite you to review the FULL detailed position description for this Manager/Director of Purchasing at Frontier Wind, which is available at the link below:
* PLEASE CLICK HERE: http://www.jordansitter.com/specs/fwmdp1142.pdf
Posted by Ben on August 7, 2009 under Editorials, Recruiting & Hiring |
The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) along with various other associations, organizations, and agencies agree: wind energy is an intriguing and growing industry, and is one worth considering if you’re currently looking for a job or career change. Various manufacturers, developers, operations & maintenance, suppliers, and other companies are seeking professionals with various backgrounds and skill sets; leaving virtually no one out of the running for a job in the wind energy industry.
Here’s some information that should help you on your job search in the field of Wind Energy:
Wind-Related Job Boards / Job Postings:
LinkedIn Groups You Should Join (if you’re not a member already):
Other Links:
While you’re at it, be sure to visit our website too!
Posted by Ben on May 7, 2009 under Events |
As we wind down our time at the show, we’re still making ourselves available for additional meetings with clients in the Wind industry. If you’d like to meet with us, our Vice President, Chris Sitter will be on hand and available. Please give me a call: 210-651-5561 or send me an email: ben @ jordansitter . com, and we’d be happy to stop by your booth or meet you at a location of your preference.
Here’s today’s Show Daily:
Posted by Ben on May 6, 2009 under Events |
As Bill & Chris make their way out of their Chicago cab (I’ve been hearing a number of complaints from WINDPOWER attendees about the cabbies around here, wonder why?), and back to the McCormick Place Convention center for Round 2 of the show, I’m here to share with you today’s Show Daily, published by North American Windower (see below). Stay tuned for more updates as I get them, especially coverage including T. Boone Pickens as he speaks at this morning’s panel discussion.
Posted by Ben on May 5, 2009 under Events |
Our local cohorts, Bill & Chris Sitter, are walking the show floor as I write this, at the largest wind energy tradeshow in North America, WINDPOWER 2009, in the “Windy City”, Chicago, Il. Thanks goes to the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) for spearheading this event along with all of the sponsors, exhibitors, and everyone else responsible for making this year’s show, even bigger and better than ever!
Be sure to stay tuned for more updates as they come in, but for now, feel free to follow us on Twitter: Twitter.com/Newsinwind, as I post occasional updates on JSA’s exclusives at the show, and everything WIND.
UPDATE 1:
Here is Tuesday’s Show Daily, straight from the show floor and provided by North American Windpower Magazine:
UPDATE 2: Almost 21,000 people registered so far!!! Compare that to last year’s 13,000!
