Senior Market Intelligence Manager

Description

• Provide insights to development teams regarding water-related schedule and regulatory risks.
• Evaluate water availability and assess long-term water supply resilience, constraints, and cost implications for hyperscale development.
• Assess resource adequacy, capacity evolution, and policy reforms impacting reliability and price outlooks.
• Provide market intelligence to support customer contracting, procurement strategy, and CFE planning.
• Identify long-term risks related to grid congestion, curtailment, and infrastructure delays.
• Monitor ISO/RTO market conditions across PJM, ERCOT, MISO, CAISO, and WECC to develop short- and long-term energy price forecasts, including nodal congestion, basis risk, and LMP trends.
• Maintain dashboards and reports that serve as a “single source of truth” for early signals, risks, and opportunities.
• Analyze transmission capacity, constraints, and planned grid upgrades that impact site feasibility and conduct interconnection queue analysis to evaluate competitive pressure, cycle times, project attrition, and potential system upgrades.

Requirements

• Expert understanding of ISO/RTO markets, LMP dynamics, capacity markets, resource adequacy, and long-range price forecasting.
• Operates effectively in high-growth, ambiguous, and fast-paced environments.
• Demonstrated ability to integrate multi-dimensional market factors into clear, decision-ready insights.
• Strong communication - skilled at distilling complex information into concise, actionable recommendations and able to translate complexity for executives and non-technical stakeholders.
• 7–10 years in energy markets, power systems modeling, regulatory analysis, water resource planning, or infrastructure strategy.
• Proficiency in analytical modeling (Excel, Python, R, or equivalent).
• Familiarity with water resource evaluations, municipal/utility water systems, permitting, and regulatory frameworks.
• Working knowledge of transmission planning, congestion analysis, grid topology, and interconnection queue processes.
• Bachelor’s degree in Energy Economics, Engineering, Environmental Science, Public Policy, or related field (required).
• Strong sense of ownership with a proactive, forward-looking approach to risk identification and able to autonomously build frameworks, processes, and new analytical tools.
• Master’s degree preferred (Energy Systems, Engineering, Economics, or similar).
• Ability to build dashboards, scorecards, and scenario models that synthesize complex data.

Benefits

• Team building and educational opportunities
• Hybrid working environment
• Competitive compensation and bonus plan
• Unlimited PTO
• Generous benefits package including robust health benefits and a 401(k) company contribution

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance