Scout Clean Energy
Manager, Government and Regulatory Affairs - PJM and MISO
Boulder, Colorado, United States
Sponsorship not specified$110k-$150kDetected 62 days ago
ProcurementFDA RegulatoryResearchLeadershipCommunicationProblem SolvingMentoringRenewable EnergyRegulatory Affairs
About the role
- Scout Clean Energy is seeking a motivated and collaborative Manager, Government and Regulatory Affairs to advance our legislative and regulatory priorities across assigned states within the MISO and PJM footprints.
- Primary coverage includes Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Pennsylvania; exact portfolio and coverage may evolve.
- include: Monitor, analyze, and track legislative and regulatory developments across assigned states; translate implications into clear internal recommendations and action plans.
Responsibilities
- This role will advocate for key policies, build and manage external relationships, and partner cross-functionally to advance Scout's development and operating portfolio.
- The Manager, Government and Regulatory Affairs will support legislative and regulatory affairs for states where Scout is actively developing and operating projects within the MISO and PJM footprints.
- Build and manage relationships with policymakers, regulators/utility commissions, trade associations, and other stakeholders; represent Scout in external forums and discussions.
- Partner with internal teams (development, interconnection, origination, procurement, construction, legal, finance, etc.) to assess impacts, align policy strategy with business objectives, and mitigate risk.
- Maintain and improve internal tools (e.g., stakeholder maps, engagement logs, policy calendars, and trackers) to support coordinated execution.
Compensation
- $110,000-$150,000 with attractive annual bonus potential (based on experience and negotiable for the right candidate).
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