Work regularly with our asset management and energy trading teams to ensure regulatory intelligence informs commercial decisions and that operational insights shape our policy positions
Monitor stakeholder proceedings in Regional Transmission Organizations including PJM, MISO, SPP, NYISO, ISO-NE, CAISO, and ERCOT.
Translating policy directions and regulatory proposals into business insights
Synthesize technical filings and stakeholder discussions into clear assessments of business implications.
Work with senior team members to analyze regulatory proposals and evaluate potential impacts on our portfolio, development pipeline, and investment opportunities.
Collaborate with asset management and energy trading to provide regulatory context for commercial decisions and incorporate operational perspectives into policy analysis.
Prepare internal briefings that connect regulatory developments to commercial and investment questions.
Support the development of company positions and stakeholder engagement strategies.
Coordinate with third-party consultants and translate their specialized expertise into actionable intelligence.
Over time, develop frameworks and analytical approaches for evaluating how market rule changes affect asset economics and competitive positioning.
Qualifications:
You think analytically about policy—when you see a regulatory proposal, you're curious about what it means for different market participants
You can read a FERC filing or stakeholder proposal and identify both the policy direction and the interests at play
You communicate effectively across functions and are comfortable engaging with colleagues in trading, asset management, and development
You write clearly and concisely; you can explain complex regulatory issues to colleagues who need to make decisions
You're organized and self-directed; you can manage monitoring responsibilities across multiple markets without constant supervision
You want to understand the "so what" behind every regulatory development
Ideally, you have
Bachelor's degree required.
2-6 years of experience in wholesale electricity markets, energy policy, utility regulation, or related fields (consulting, RTO/ISO, regulatory agency, trade association, or industry experience all valued).
Strong analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrated interest in electricity market design, wholesale power economics, or energy infrastructure.
Familiarity with RTO stakeholder processes and FERC proceedings.
Experience with quantitative analysis, financial modeling, or other tools for evaluating business impacts.
Relevant graduate work in economics, public policy, engineering, or law.
Exposure to energy trading, asset management, or power plant operations.
