Senior Analyst, Policy & Government Relations

• Review, research, analyze, and communicate the potential impact of clean energy and related policy proposals and decisions that may impact development of clean energy.
• Work with internal teams (Development, Commercial, Finance, Operations) to identify the policy analysis needs and determine impacts of potential policy on business outcomes.
• Facilitate and support the incorporation of policy analysis into market strategy and outlook, ensuring a shared comprehension of the immediacy of the impact of state policy risks and opportunities on our short- and long-term portfolio goals.
• Specifically, enable incorporation of a thorough comprehension of legislation passed in 2023-2025 into the 2023-2028 AESCE portfolio outlook.
• Develop meaningful communication and notification tools best suited for various priorities and partners (both internal and external).
• Assure that the Senior Leadership Team is updated key issues and opportunities in a timely way.
• Assist with the development of State Policy Plans as needed.
• As appropriate and requested, foster and maintain relationships and project communications with key policymakers and decision makers
• Represent AESCE at various trade organization, business, government, and community meetings and events.
• Mobilize individuals and organizations to demonstrate support for renewable energy projects.

• Bachelor’s degree required
• 2 to 5 years relevant experience in policy analysis and/or communication
• Experience in analyzing and communicating policy
• Background working and communicating complex concepts to teams who work in various fields.
• Microsoft Office skills; virtual meeting platform(s) such as Zoom or Teams; experience with a CRM tool such as Salesforce
• Ability to effectively communicate verbally and in writing

• Hands-on, hard-working team player who is eager to grow and learn
• Ability to balance priorities and deal flexibly with a rapidly changing environment
• Comfort working cross-functionally and developing consensus
• Natural leadership skills with the ability to take the lead and work successfully with people across internal functional groups
• Excellent communicator, both in writing and speaking
• Energetic and committed organizer ready to help assist with AES CE
• Willingness to learn and gain experience in communications, federal and state government, and the renewable energy industry
• Strong personal commitment to renewable energy, business, and/or rural economic development
• Global mindset and comfort with working with people from multiple different backgrounds and cultures
• Team player, knowing that what we will build as a team will be better than what we would each build alone; “no task is beneath me” attitude reflecting the fast-growing nature of the Clean Energy unit
• Exemplify our Values of Safety First, Highest Standards, and All Together

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