Senior Regulatory Analyst, Wholesale Market Policy

Senior Regulatory Analyst, Wholesale Market Policy Responsibilities

• Monitor and actively participate in stakeholder proceedings across RTOs/ISOs, including PJM, MISO, SPP, NYISO, ISO-NE, CAISO, and ERCOT
• Represent company in stakeholder processes, build relationships across the market, and help shape the company’s position on key regulatory developments.
• Develop and maintain relationships with RTO stakeholders, regulators, and other IPPs to strengthen companies market presence and influence
• Represent company in working groups and industry discussions, contributing to policy development and advocacy efforts
• Analyze regulatory proposals and rule changes, translating them into clear assessments of commercial and investment implications
• Advise development, asset management, and trading teams on regulatory developments that impact portfolio strategy and asset performance
• Prepare internal briefings and materials for senior leadership linking policy developments to business strategy
• Support the development of company positions and stakeholder engagement strategies across multiple markets
• Coordinate with external consultants and industry partners, integrating their insights into the companies regulatory and commercial strategy
• Develop frameworks to assess how market rule changes impact asset economics, competitive positioning, and future investment opportunities

• Think critically about policy and understand how regulatory decisions impact market participants and asset economics
• Are comfortable engaging externally and can build relationships with RTOs, regulators, and industry peers
• Communicate clearly and confidently across both internal and external audiences
• Can translate complex regulatory concepts into actionable business insights
• Are self‑directed and able to manage multiple markets and priorities concurrently
• Bring strong judgment and understand the “so what” behind regulatory developments

• Bachelor’s degree required (advanced degree in economics, public policy, engineering, or law preferred)
• 5+ years of experience in wholesale electricity markets, energy policy, utility regulation, or a related field
• Direct experience engaging with RTO/ISO stakeholder processes and FERC proceedings
• Demonstrated ability to build relationships with industry participants, including RTO staff, regulators, and IPPs
• Strong understanding of power markets, market design, and regulatory frameworks
• Experience supporting or advising commercial, development, or trading teams in an energy organization
• Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills, including experience with financial modeling or quantitative analysis
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to influence internal and external stakeholders