Wholesale Market Policy & Regulatory Analyst

Wholesale Market Policy & Regulatory Analyst

Responsibilities:

• 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.