Manager, Regulatory V

MF, 85

C. Bachelor's Degree

The work includes developing cost-benefit analysis, and business cases with supporting technology and cost analysis for multiple existing and nascent grid technologies, developing recommendations and materials to support investment decision-making. Key duties include:

• Evaluate the financial impact of new grid architecture design and technology deployment and provide insights on investment opportunities.
• Conduct comprehensive cost-benefit analysis to evaluate the economic viability, which includes identifying and estimating benefits, calculating avoided costs, and assessing capital and O&M efficiency.
• Align the business case with regulatory requirements to ensure support and cost recovery. Develop strategies to address regulatory and policy considerations.
• Develop recommendations and materials to enable decision-making

• Strong understanding of utility finance, economic principles, financial modeling techniques.
• Development of cost-benefit financial models
• Proven track record of successfully leading complex projects and conducting comprehensive economic analysis.
• Excellent communication or interpersonal skills, with the ability to effectively collaborate with diverse audiences

• Deep understanding of utility business, grid planning and operations, and grid modernization technologies.
• Coding/Programing skills in Excel, Python, or other business applications.

A bachelors or masters degree in Electrical Engineering, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field.

Seven or more years of experience in modeling, forecasting, and economic analysis, with a focus on grid architecture, grid technology deployment, or related fields.