Pay:

- $50/

Hr Duration:

2

Years Travel:

Limited up to 5%

Location:

Albany What skills are needed to be successful in this role : Fundamental to advanced understanding of: Wholesale power markets (capacity, energy, ancillary services), energy regulators / tariffs, transmission/generation interconnection, transmission & reliability planning, index RECs, stakeholder relationship building, technical writing, executive briefings, data analytic tools Are there any specialized skills that must be present for the position to be successful : Nice-to-have skills: NYISO tariffs, DPS proceedings, cluster study process, IBR performance and technical understanding, capacity accreditation and ELCC, wholesale capacity market resets (DCR), NYSERDA contract mechanics, direct experience with NYISO governance Education, Certifications, Degree requirements : Bachelor's Degree (B.S. or B.A.) or equivalent experience in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, Energy Economics, Energy Policy, Regulatory Law, Public Policy, or a related field.

Preferred:

direct experience with NYISO process, DPS process, TO process, or any other stakeholder of the

NYISO/DPS

governance process. NERC reliability coordinator certification a plus. IT systems that will be used : Primarily Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams) NYISO stakeholder portal NYISO planning & market data repositories DPS DMM (Document and Matter Management System) Virtual conferencing platforms (Webex, Zoom, etc.)

Tasks :

Monitor & attend NYISO committees Persistently establish and hone stakeholder relationships Perform rapid-response policy analysis Evaluate & report on reliability studies Assess market design and pricing impacts Author routine & ad-hoc executive report-outs Draft voting recommendations Lead inter-agency coordination Other duties as assigned that contribute to the key outcomes of the Policy, Analysis, & Research team