The Mission: Reclassifying biology as essential utility

HHH is moving past "sustainability" and into Strategic Infrastructure. We require a strategist who understands that zoning is the ultimate barrier to circularity. We are reclassifying bioconversion hubs from "agriculture" to "essential utility," clearing the path for EscarGrow™ across state lines.

Objective: The Regulatory Architect

Ideally an experienced campaign manager, you understand that legislative change is a ground game. You will navigate the complex zoning and "waste-to-value" landscape to ensure nationwide mobility, treating regulatory hurdles like a "methane bomb" that needs to be defused through strategic narrative and policy-craft.

Who you are:

• Intrinsically Motivated: You often seek to make a difference in the world and find personal meaning in building your lifestyle. You thrive by meeting three core needs: autonomy, competence, and relatedness.

• The Campaign Strategist: Proven track record in corporate strategy, negotiations, or high-stakes campaign management. You know how to build a coalition.

• The Policy Expert: Deep understanding of USDA APHIS (PPQ 526) and state-level organic waste mandates (e.g., SB 1383).

• The Bridge Builder: Possess the "persuasive engineering" skills to find common ground between conservative agricultural boards and progressive climate-tech funds.

• The Narrative Lead: You translate technical hardware into a community legacy that politicians are proud to stand behind.

How to get noticed

In your introductory memo, please address:

• Zoning Strategy: Describe a time you successfully negotiated for a land-use change or regulatory exemption for a "non-standard" project.

• Coalition Building: How do you explain the value of a bioconversion hub to an agricultural board member focused on biosecurity?

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