Teams at Edison Electric Institute (EEI)

Advances electric utility regulatory priorities by researching state proceedings, engaging regulators and stakeholders, coordinating with member companies, tracking policy trends, supporting best-practice sharing, and representing EEI at state regulatory conferences. The role develops strategies, manages external relationships, and contributes analytical and written policy expertise. It requires 6–8 years of public policy, energy, or related experience, with 30% travel and primarily office-based work Monday through Thursday.

Leads electric-industry supply chain resilience strategy, policy analysis, risk assessment, and member engagement. Monitors disruptions, trade actions, regulations, manufacturing constraints, supplier dependencies, and hardware, firmware, software, and cybersecurity risks. Advises utilities and executives, represents industry priorities before government and regulatory bodies, supports NERC CIP-013 and NIST practices, develops policy materials and recommendations, and coordinates cross-functional workstreams involving procurement, cybersecurity, legal, reliability, and business continuity.

Monitors and analyzes state legislation and regulations affecting electric utilities, identifies policy trends, and prepares legislative reports, bill summaries, policy briefs, slide decks, and briefing materials. The role supports advocacy efforts, advises internal and external stakeholders, tracks external research, assists with government affairs conferences, and uses AI tools and Quorum to enhance legislative tracking.