Manager,Power Delivery Job San Francisco area,California USA,Energy/Power Generation

Lead utility, transmission, generation, and power-delivery work streams from development through interconnection, construction, energization, service commencement, and operational readiness.
Manage relationships, deliverables, and open issues across utilities, transmission providers, contractors, consultants, suppliers, customers, and internal stakeholders.
Develop and maintain path-to-power schedules, energization milestones, budgets, risk registers, action logs, and critical-path dependencies across multiple projects.
Support utility interconnection, substation, transmission, distribution, equipment procurement, commissioning, and service-readiness activities.
Manage the development, negotiation, execution, and administration of utility, energy, and infrastructure agreements.
Track and administer agreement obligations, including deliverables, milestone payments, collateral, notices, reporting requirements, deadlines, approvals, and internal ownership.
Coordinate technical, legal, commercial, finance, procurement, construction, and operations teams to maintain alignment, resolve issues, and elevate risks.
Prepare leadership and customer-facing updates on power delivery status, energization risks, cost impacts, utility requirements, and required decisions.
Support portfolio and site‑specific energy strategies involving utility service, market supply, onsite generation, storage, and other power solutions.
Manage load forecasting, tariff and rate analysis, energy budgeting, market assessments, commercial evaluations, and scenario‑based decision support.
Lead supplier solicitations, bid evaluations, and commercial comparisons for power supply, energy market services, and related support.
Coordinate implementation of energy procurement and risk‑management programs, including contract administration, collateral tracking, reporting, and internal handoffs.
Develop metering, settlement, billing, and energy reporting processes with internal teams and external partners.
Monitor utility, ISO/RTO, regulatory, tariff, policy, and large‑load requirements affecting project delivery, customer commitments, operating costs, or procurement optionality.
Prepare forecasts, performance reporting, executive summaries, approval materials, and decision‑support packages.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Energy Management, Construction Management, Business, Finance, Economics, or a related field; equivalent experience may be considered.
6–10+ years of experience managing utility, energy, power infrastructure, industrial, mission-critical, large-load, or data center programs.
Working knowledge of electric transmission and distribution systems, utility interconnection processes, substations, generation, metering, tariffs, rate structures, utility agreements, and large-load service requirements.
Experience coordinating utility providers, consultants, contractors, legal counsel, finance, engineering, construction, operations, customers, and executive stakeholders.
Experience supporting contract administration, obligation tracking, schedule management, budgeting, risk tracking, procurement coordination, stakeholder reporting, and executive decision support.
Ability to interpret technical, commercial, legal, regulatory, and financial inputs and translate them into clear action plans, recommendations, and communications.
Strong written and verbal communication skills, including preparing concise updates, issue summaries, meeting materials, and leadership-facing recommendations.
Highly organized and detail-oriented, with the ability to manage multiple active work streams in a fast-paced development and delivery environment.
Preferred: experience with hyperscale data centers, utilities, energy infrastructure developers, IPPs,…

Manager, Power Delivery