Energy Analyst

About Churchill Founded in 2017, Churchill Cost Consultants (Churchill) has swiftly become a leader in construction project controls and management. Our mission is to build lasting client relationships by exceeding expectations and delivering unparalleled value across all projects.

We serve clients in data center, corporate real estate, infrastructure, and industrial sectors, with experience managing budgets from $1 million to $2 billion. We believe our people are our most important investment, and we’re committed to building an inclusive culture where our team members can grow, lead, and succeed.

Churchill Cost Consultants (Churchill) is seeking an experienced Energy Analyst with 5–10 years of experience in the energy, power, utility, or energy infrastructure industry to support the Clean Energy and Power team for a Fortune 100 technology firm.

This role will focus on the commercial development, review, approval, and execution of energy transactions and projects. The ideal candidate will have direct experience reviewing energy contracts and commercial deals, understanding commercial deal structures, coordinating internal approvals, and driving agreements through execution and signature.

• Review and support energy contracts, commercial agreements, and energy transactions, including deal terms, commercial structures, risks, and required approvals.
• Coordinate the internal deal approval process, ensuring approval materials are complete, accurate, and updated throughout the review process.
• Work with Legal, Finance, Procurement, and commercial stakeholders to review contracts, resolve redlines and comments, and route agreements for approval and signature.
• Support the commercial structuring and execution of energy transactions, coordinating with utilities, energy developers, power providers, and other external counter parties.
• Manage deal and contract milestones, approvals, action items, and dependencies across multiple concurrent transactions.
• Coordinate NDAs, exclusivity agreements, statements of work, and other commercial documentation associated with energy projects.
• Maintain accurate deal and contract information and provide status updates to internal stakeholders and leadership.

• Fluent in English, written and verbal.
• Legally authorized to work in the United States.

• 3–5 years of experience in the energy, power, utility, or energy infrastructure industry.
• Direct experience reviewing energy contracts, commercial agreements, or energy transactions.
• Experience reviewing energy commercial deals and deal structures, with an understanding of key commercial terms and considerations.
• Experience managing internal deal approvals, contract reviews, and signature/execution processes.
• Strong communication, organization, analytical, and project management skills with the ability to manage multiple transactions and deadlines.

• Experience with PPAs, energy procurement, utility agreements, power generation agreements, or other energy-related commercial contracts.
• Experience working with utilities, energy developers, independent power producers (IPPs), power providers, or energy service companies.
• Experience with renewable energy, natural gas, BESS, on-site generation (OSG), microgrids, substations, transmission and distribution, or other power infrastructure.