About the Role

PowerTransitions is seeking an experienced regulatory affairs professional to lead the Company's regulatory strategy, compliance, and stakeholder engagement activities. Reporting to the General Counsel & Secretary, this position will oversee all aspects of federal and state regulatory matters, with deep expertise in U.S. RTO/ISO market rules, FERC regulations, NERC reliability standards, and state public utility commission proceedings.

This position will work closely with legal, commercial, operations, development, and energy markets teams to align regulatory initiatives with business priorities. The role requires strong leadership capabilities, deep technical knowledge of wholesale power markets, demonstrated success in regulatory advocacy, and the ability to translate complex regulatory matters into actionable business strategies.

What You'll Do

• Develop and execute comprehensive regulatory strategies that protect and advance Company interests across federal and state jurisdictions

• Provide strategic counsel to executive leadership on emerging regulatory risks and opportunities

• Lead regulatory advocacy efforts on key policy issues including market design, interconnection reform, capacity market rules, energy and ancillary services pricing, reliability standards, and transmission cost allocation

• Represent the Company in stakeholder processes, technical committees, and working groups at PJM, ISO-NE, NYISO, MISO, and SPP

• Monitor, analyze, and interpret FERC proceedings, orders, notices of proposed rulemaking, policy statements, and technical conferences

• Prepare, coordinate, and file regulatory submissions including comments, protests, interventions, rate filings, and market-based rate authorizations

• Manage FERC compliance matters including market behavior rules, transaction reporting requirements, and audit responses

• Maintain expert-level knowledge of RTO/ISO tariffs, market rules, manuals, and operating procedures across multiple markets

• Oversee Company registrations, certifications, and ongoing reporting obligations with RTOs/ISOs

• Support the Transmission & Interconnection team in connection with interconnection service requests, study agreements, and interconnection agreements

• Monitor NERC reliability standards development and ensure Company compliance with applicable Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) and operational standards

• Monitor and engage in state public utility commission proceedings affecting Company interests

• Provide regulatory due diligence and risk analysis for acquisitions, development projects, and strategic investments

• Prepare clear and concise regulatory impact analyses, briefings, and recommendations for executive leadership and investors

What We're Looking For

Required:

• Bachelor's degree in Economics, Business, Public Policy, Governmental Affairs or related field

• At least 10-15 years of regulatory affairs experience in the power and energy sector

• Demonstrated expertise in multiple U.S. RTO/ISO markets, with deep focus on PJM, ISO-NE, NYISO, MISO, and SPP

• Experience working for or with independent power producers, utilities, power marketers, or energy developers

• Prior FERC and NERC compliance experience

• Deep and current knowledge of FERC regulations, policies, and precedent related to wholesale power markets

• Expert-level understanding of RTO/ISO market structures, including energy markets, capacity markets, ancillary services, financial transmission rights, congestion management, and resource adequacy constructs

• Thorough knowledge of interconnection processes, including generator interconnection procedures and network upgrade costs

• Familiarity with NERC reliability standards, particularly those applicable to generation resources

• Proven track record of successful regulatory advocacy and stakeholder engagement

• Strong analytical skills with ability to assess complex regulatory and market issues and translate them into clear business recommendations

• Excellent written and oral communication skills

• Strong project management capabilities with ability to manage multiple priorities and meet critical deadlines

Preferred:

• Advanced degree (J.D., M.B.A., M.P.A., or M.S.)

• State regulatory affairs experience

• Experience in additional RTO/ISO markets (ERCOT, CAISO, SERC, WECC, etc.)

• Experience with thermal generation compliance matters including emissions regulations

• Knowledge of renewable energy or energy storage policies/standards

• Demonstrated leadership abilities with experience managing or mentoring junior staff

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and cover letter detailing your relevant experience.