Modo Energy Limited
Overview At Modo Energy, we’re building the global standard for benchmarking and valuing the world’s electrification assets – unlocking returns for battery energy storage, solar, wind and data centres.
From the Founder
“I care deeply about talent. I will never compromise on the bar. Every bad hire costs us money, time, and reputation. I need a People leader who feels the same way – who can spot A-players instantly, say ‘no’ to mediocrity, and help us scale without lowering our standards.”
The Opportunity
We’re 70 people today. Over the next two years we’ll grow to 130-150. That scale-up stretch is brutal: too big for hustle, too small for bureaucracy.
This role is for a player-coach VP of People who’s lived the journey, ready to own the function, and excited to build from scratch.
This is not corporate HR. If your instinct is to write policies and run committees, this isn’t for you. If you want to build, coach, hire, and raise the bar – keep reading.
What You’ll Own
Candidate & employee experience
Foundations & scale
Leadership coaching
Global readiness
What Success Looks Like (12-18 months)
What We’re Looking For
Why Modo? We’re building the benchmark and forecast platform for the global energy transition – batteries, solar, wind, datacenters, power users. Your impact shows up directly in our growth: faster revenue, stronger product, stickier culture.
If you want to look back and say: “I was the one who scaled Modo from 70 to 150 people without lowering the bar” – this is your role.
What you can expect from Modo Energy We want to attract and retain the best talent at Modo Energy, and we give our people the freedom and opportunity to develop themselves and flourish.
We are committed to building a diverse and inclusive team at Modo Energy, as we believe a variety of backgrounds, skills and interests is what makes our company stronger. If you share our values and our enthusiasm for supporting the transition to greener energy systems, we encourage you to apply. We have a number of positions open which could be for a range of backgrounds and experience levels. Please get in touch if you are interested and you don’t meet all the requirements, or if you exceed them!
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