Director of Circular Solutions

Summary of Duties

• Design and manage the execution of a five‑year national circularity roadmap for flexible plastic films, aligned with internal capacity scaling, external regulatory trends, and ESG commitments.
• Develop and maintain a supplier‑ and facility‑level feedstock grading system, incorporating material quality, yield potential, and contamination risk.
• Build and refine a dynamic pricing model responsive to market volatility, supply reliability, and quality performance metrics.
• Lead cross‑functional working groups including Sales, Operations, Logistics, Collections, and Finance to ensure seamless program adoption and impact realization.
• Develop and enforce chain‑of‑custody and traceability protocols, ensuring regulatory defensibility and internal audit alignment.
• Co‑develop digital reporting tools that increase transparency, supplier accountability, and executive insight.
• Identify and formalize long‑term strategic sourcing agreements in unstructured or underdeveloped supplier environments.
• Monitor competitive activity and public‑private partnership opportunities across the U.S. to shape proactive sourcing strategies.
• Represent Revolution at industry forums, partner engagements, and innovation pilots to elevate our leadership in circularity.
• Recruit and manage a growing team of feedstock analysts, sourcing coordinators, and sustainability specialists to support circularity program execution.
• Establish key performance indicators (KPIs) and feedback systems to drive continuous improvement in material throughput and cost efficiency.

Requirements

10 years of experience in the job offered or a related occupation.

• Designing and implementing circular economy or waste‑to‑value operating models, including material flow mapping, end‑market qualification, and economics (e.g., margin bridge / sensitivity analysis) for recovered commodities.
• Developing circularity frameworks and KPIs (e.g., recycling yield, contamination rates, bale specs, offtake qualification criteria) within at least one sector: plastics recycling, packaging recovery, organics, construction/demolition, bioenergy, or waste management.
• Launching new supplier networks and operating processes where no standardized vendor base exists, including supplier qualification, SOP creation, and KPI dashboards from initial baseline through steady‑state operations.
• Experience with dynamic pricing, supply risk modeling, and vendor performance evaluation.
• Experience in the North American recycling supply chain and waste diversion, including MRF/PRF operations, material specifications/quality tolerances, regional end‑market logistics, and contamination/throughput impacts on supply reliability.

Travel

Requires up to 70% domestic travel.

Location & Hours

2515 McKinney Avenue, Suite 940, Dallas, TX 75201

Monday – Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm