Origis Energy is hiring a
Manager or Director

Summary

Join the Origis Energy Team! Origis Energy is seeking an experienced, creative, self-starting and highly motivated individual to manage the utility-scale solar and energy storage Interconnection pipeline across the US.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering required, preferably with an emphasis in power systems
• Master of Science Degree in Power Systems and/or a Master of Business Administration Degree highly preferred
• 5-7 years of experience in renewable power system analysis or related fields
• Generation Interconnection model development experience at a utility or RTO is strongly preferred
• Demonstrated competence in FERC/ISO RTO working groups, contract negotiations, or other related business experience is also valued
• Must have good analytical, decision-making, communication, creative problem-solving, and human relations skills
• Must be organized, self-motivated and capable of working both independently and in group settings

Responsibilities

• Familiar with ISOs all throughout the US including but not limited to NYISO, ISO-NE, PJM, ERCOT, MISO, SPP, CAISO, WECC
• Work closely with in-house Grid Analysis team or consultant in coordinating system modeling to identify potential POI’s for new greenfield projects
• Familiar with load flow modeling software but not actually running models
• Evaluation of Interconnection study reports and coordination with Business Development, Project Dev, and Finance Team
• Oversee and coordinate the entirety of the interconnection process from filing to post-GIA phases
• Manage daily interconnection tasks for various renewable projects for prospective projects and projects under development
• Develop transmission strategy and provide expert opinion for grid transmission related topics
• Familiar with Regulatory orders that may benefit renewables
• Perform due diligence on interconnection materials to support project acquisition efforts
• Working knowledge of ISO/Utility interconnection Tariffs
• Provide creative and knowledgeable input to assist in the growth of the company’s resource development pipeline; including project site identification, project size optimization, fatal flaw analysis, interconnection queue management, tariff assessment and risk mitigation strategies
• Support budget forecasting and provide guidance to minimize financial risk throughout the GI study process
• Suggest creative bidding strategies that utilize knowledge of the transmission system and thoughtful assessment of study results and hedging options
• Maintain accurate GI data in the company’s proprietary database
• Develop processes to effectively manage all interconnection planning activities
• Provide regular reports to management and project teams regarding project milestones and critical path decisions
• Coordinate with internal teams and outside consultants to reach consensus on interconnection strategy and estimated project costs
• Participate in various public forums and represent the interests of the company at industry related meetings, conferences and/or legislative events
• Develop strong relationships with outside stakeholders such as ISO/RTO representatives
• Final coordination with management and legal to support execution of the Interconnection Agreement

Benefits

• Employer paid health insurance
• Paid time off
• A 401(k) plan with employer matching contributions