FAQs
What is the primary role of the Senior Manager, Government Affairs & Energy Policy at Invenergy?
The primary role is to support Invenergy’s Public Affairs team by developing positions on California energy policies and advocating for those positions with state agencies, legislative offices, and other stakeholder groups in California and beyond.
Where is this position located?
This position is located in Sacramento, California.
Who does the Senior Manager report to?
The Senior Manager reports directly to the Vice President for Government Affairs.
What are some key responsibilities of this role?
Key responsibilities include identifying energy policy needs for Invenergy, advocating for those positions, managing issues before political bodies, building relationships with government stakeholders, and preparing reports and briefings for internal stakeholders.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The minimum qualifications include 5+ years of relevant experience in lobbying or government affairs, knowledge of clean energy policy, proven leadership within state government agencies, excellent communication skills, and a Bachelor's degree.
What experience is preferred for candidates applying to this position?
Preferred experience includes lobbying on energy issues in California, building partnerships with policymakers, and familiarity with clean energy technologies such as solar, wind, storage, and transmission.
How does this position collaborate with other departments within Invenergy?
This position involves working collaboratively with various departments, including Offshore Wind Development, Onshore Development, Origination, Transmission, and Regulatory, to align on energy policies and advocacy efforts.
Is this position suitable for remote work?
Yes, candidates should have the ability to work in a corporate environment as a remote employee.
What skills are emphasized for success in this role?
Key skills include strong communication abilities, collaboration across functions, relationship-building with government stakeholders, and the ability to navigate complex political landscapes effectively.
What type of reporting is expected from the Senior Manager?
The Senior Manager is expected to prepare regular reports and briefings for internal stakeholders to provide updates on policy advocacy efforts and evolving issues.