Director of Regulatory Affairs (Hybrid) at Lcra in Austin, TX | Kablio

Role

Description

rate recovery

project certification

policy advocacy

regulatory compliance

policy development

regulatory management

Secure appropriate rate recovery for LCRA’s regulated businesses, certify new transmission projects, and support advocacy of policy positions that assist LCRA and LCRA TSC in doing business.
Ensure compliance with PUC regulations that govern utilities.
Assist in developing appropriate policy positions for rulemakings that affect transmission and water cost of service rates, as well as restructured electric market design and related activities at the PUC.
Manage regulatory affairs activities for LCRA and LCRA Transmission Services Corporation (TSC) including regulatory proceedings and activities at the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC).

Requirements

utility knowledge

regulatory experience

project management

financial analysis

gaap

12+ years

Knowledge of the utility industry and wholesale electric market operations
Driver’s license
Skill in conducting research, assessing impact of regulations on business and establishing and implementing strategy and solving complex problems.
Knowledge of project management methods and concepts, budgeting, and cost management.
Knowledge of financial, economic, quantitative and statistical analysis methods
Twelve or more years of experience working with utility regulatory processes in fields such as regulatory affairs, finance, information technology/security, project management, law, or other relevant experience including three or more years of management experience. A degree(s) in business, economics, finance, accounting, public policy, law, mathematics or relevant field may be substituted per LCRA guidelines for certain years of experience.
Knowledge of regulation for electric, water and telecommunications industries
Knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), FERC and NARUC accounting

Benefits

Extensive learning & development programs
401(k) match up to 8% that includes a student loan 401(k) contribution program option
Paid time off, including time for vacation, sick and family care leave
Wellness program including wellness incentive
Life and disability insurance
Competitive salary & medical, dental, vision and legal insurance

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

Founded 1934

Originated during Great Depression

Began operations in 1934 amid significant economic challenges, laying the foundation for future growth.

Million Users

Supplies water to over a million people

Manages water resources efficiently to meet the needs of a substantial population.

40+ Parks

Operates recreational areas

Provides public access to outdoor spaces and educational venues, enhancing community well-being.

Wind Power 1995

Pioneered wind-generated electricity in Texas

Introduced renewable energy early, diversifying energy sources and setting a precedent for sustainability.

Evolved into a powerful entity, generating electricity through various sources and developing transmission infrastructure across central Texas.
Revenue primarily generated from electricity and transmission services, with minimal contribution from water sales; operates without tax or state funds?
Undertakes diverse projects including flood-control dams, power plants, energy networks, and community grants to support development.
Operates as a self-funded nonprofit organization, deeply involved in community service across water, energy, and recreational sectors.

Culture + Values

$600

Residential Rebates

Up to six hundred dollars available for irrigation, landscape, and pool upgrades to improve water efficiency.

50%

Aquatic Invasive Plant Removal

Rebates covering up to fifty percent of costs for municipalities and associations to remove invasive plants.

Committed to fulfilling our mission to enhance the quality of life of the Texans we serve through water stewardship, energy, and community service.
Firm Water Conservation Cost-Share Program that funds projects reducing or maximizing efficient use of surface water, equipment efficiency upgrades, and emerging technology projects focused on education, outreach, or technology advancements.

Environment + Sustainability

$15k in 2023

Grant Awarded for Water Reuse

Provided $15,000 to support net-zero water strategies through water-reuse toolkits.

50% Coverage

Invasive Plant Treatment Rebate

Offers rebates covering 50% of costs for mechanical or chemical removal of invasive aquatic plants.

$7.5k Max

Aquatic Treatment Rebate

Caps rebates for invasive aquatic plant treatment at $7,500 per project.

Firm Water Conservation Cost‑Share Program funds projects converting irrigated areas from potable to recycled water and reducing surface‑water loss.
WaterSmart rebates for efficient irrigation systems, landscape soil testing, compost, mulch, pool covers and equipment.
Operates 'Water My Yard' weekly irrigation recommendations program to reduce outdoor water use.

Inclusion & Diversity

No publicly available LCRA-defined DEI strategy, goals or gender-related statistics found on official channels.

Articles

What We Do (overview of services)

Energy Services

Telecommunications services

Aquatic Vegetation Management Rebate

Role

Description

rate recovery

project certification

policy advocacy

regulatory compliance

policy development

regulatory management

Secure appropriate rate recovery for LCRA’s regulated businesses, certify new transmission projects, and support advocacy of policy positions that assist LCRA and LCRA TSC in doing business.
Ensure compliance with PUC regulations that govern utilities.
Assist in developing appropriate policy positions for rulemakings that affect transmission and water cost of service rates, as well as restructured electric market design and related activities at the PUC.
Manage regulatory affairs activities for LCRA and LCRA Transmission Services Corporation (TSC) including regulatory proceedings and activities at the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUC).

Requirements

utility knowledge

regulatory experience

project management

financial analysis

gaap

12+ years

Knowledge of the utility industry and wholesale electric market operations
Driver’s license
Skill in conducting research, assessing impact of regulations on business and establishing and implementing strategy and solving complex problems.
Knowledge of project management methods and concepts, budgeting, and cost management.
Knowledge of financial, economic, quantitative and statistical analysis methods
Twelve or more years of experience working with utility regulatory processes in fields such as regulatory affairs, finance, information technology/security, project management, law, or other relevant experience including three or more years of management experience. A degree(s) in business, economics, finance, accounting, public policy, law, mathematics or relevant field may be substituted per LCRA guidelines for certain years of experience.
Knowledge of regulation for electric, water and telecommunications industries
Knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), FERC and NARUC accounting

Benefits

Extensive learning & development programs
401(k) match up to 8% that includes a student loan 401(k) contribution program option
Paid time off, including time for vacation, sick and family care leave
Wellness program including wellness incentive
Life and disability insurance
Competitive salary & medical, dental, vision and legal insurance

Training + Development

Information not given or found

Interview process

Information not given or found

Visa Sponsorship

Information not given or found

Security clearance

Information not given or found

Company

Overview

Founded 1934

Originated during Great Depression

Began operations in 1934 amid significant economic challenges, laying the foundation for future growth.

Million Users

Supplies water to over a million people

Manages water resources efficiently to meet the needs of a substantial population.

40+ Parks

Operates recreational areas

Provides public access to outdoor spaces and educational venues, enhancing community well-being.

Wind Power 1995

Pioneered wind-generated electricity in Texas

Introduced renewable energy early, diversifying energy sources and setting a precedent for sustainability.

Evolved into a powerful entity, generating electricity through various sources and developing transmission infrastructure across central Texas.
Revenue primarily generated from electricity and transmission services, with minimal contribution from water sales; operates without tax or state funds?
Undertakes diverse projects including flood-control dams, power plants, energy networks, and community grants to support development.
Operates as a self-funded nonprofit organization, deeply involved in community service across water, energy, and recreational sectors.

Culture + Values

$600

Residential Rebates

Up to six hundred dollars available for irrigation, landscape, and pool upgrades to improve water efficiency.

50%

Aquatic Invasive Plant Removal

Rebates covering up to fifty percent of costs for municipalities and associations to remove invasive plants.

Committed to fulfilling our mission to enhance the quality of life of the Texans we serve through water stewardship, energy, and community service.
Firm Water Conservation Cost-Share Program that funds projects reducing or maximizing efficient use of surface water, equipment efficiency upgrades, and emerging technology projects focused on education, outreach, or technology advancements.

Environment + Sustainability

$15k in 2023

Grant Awarded for Water Reuse

Provided $15,000 to support net-zero water strategies through water-reuse toolkits.

50% Coverage

Invasive Plant Treatment Rebate

Offers rebates covering 50% of costs for mechanical or chemical removal of invasive aquatic plants.

$7.5k Max

Aquatic Treatment Rebate

Caps rebates for invasive aquatic plant treatment at $7,500 per project.

Firm Water Conservation Cost‑Share Program funds projects converting irrigated areas from potable to recycled water and reducing surface‑water loss.
WaterSmart rebates for efficient irrigation systems, landscape soil testing, compost, mulch, pool covers and equipment.
Operates 'Water My Yard' weekly irrigation recommendations program to reduce outdoor water use.

Inclusion & Diversity

No publicly available LCRA-defined DEI strategy, goals or gender-related statistics found on official channels.

Articles

What We Do (overview of services)

Energy Services

Telecommunications services

Aquatic Vegetation Management Rebate