Teams at Intersect

Leads government affairs and regulatory strategy for large-load energy infrastructure across Texas and the South Central region. Represents the company before utility commissions, grid operators, agencies, and industry associations; builds policymaker and stakeholder relationships; advances energy infrastructure priorities; manages advocacy campaigns, coalitions, consultants, lobbyists, and legal advisors; and translates regulatory developments into business strategies. The role supports development, permitting, engineering, and community engagement teams and may manage regional staff.

Lead end-to-end development of utility-scale wind, solar, storage, natural gas, and load projects. Responsibilities include project strategy, risk assessment, financial and valuation modeling in Excel, commercial structuring, contract negotiations, cross-functional team coordination, budget and schedule management, and development through construction handover. The role requires expertise in power project development or M&A, energy markets, interconnection, permitting, land control, and PPAs.

Evaluate utility-scale clean energy and power infrastructure opportunities across U.S. markets. Analyze sites, grid capacity, transmission constraints, permitting, and project economics using GIS, financial models, and AI optimization tools. Manage project budgets, schedules, reconciliations, and leadership reporting while collaborating with Engineering, Finance, Permitting, utilities, land agents, and counsel. Support projects from early strategy through construction and help shape scalable market-entry and portfolio-growth strategies.