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Director, Regulatory Compliance
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What they do
A Compliance Manager tracks employer compliance with laws and regulations, particularly for organizations in business and health care. Creates company policies, reviews departmental functions and protocol, follows developments in law and regulations affecting the industry
$165,240 / year median in Kansas
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Richmond, VA Irving, TX Overland Park, KS
R2026-1931
The Director, Regulatory Compliance will establish and lead a scalable enterprise program for emerging electric-reliability obligations affecting large computational loads and company-owned high-voltage infrastructure. This leader will translate evolving regulatory requirements into clear governance, accountable controls, auditable evidence, and practical operating requirements across the asset lifecycle. The role combines NERC compliance leadership, reliability assurance, executive risk communication, regulatory engagement, and cross-functional program execution. This role represents organizational groups to interface with
NERC , FERC
, Regional Entities, RTOs/ISOs, utilities and industry groups.
RESPONSIBILITIES
, other duties may be assigned.
+ Develop and execute the long-term regulatory compliance and reliability assurance strategy for QTS utility operations.
+ Lead enterprise applicability reviews, registration strategy, new-entity registration activities, and implementation planning for applicable NERC Reliability Standards and related requirements.
+ Provide executive-level assessments of compliance posture, emerging obligations, material risks, resource needs, and mitigation priorities.
+ Monitor, interpret, and communicate developments from
NERC , FERC
, Regional Entities, RTOs/ISOs, utilities, reliability coordinators, and transmission providers.
+ Lead impact assessments for new or revised standards and convert technical requirements into actionable plans for affected business functions and assets.
+ Coordinate regulatory positions and external communications with Legal, Risk, technical subject matter experts, outside counsel, and consultants.
+ Design and maintain a risk-based Internal Controls Program that embeds compliance requirements into design, commissioning, operations, maintenance, protection, monitoring, and change-management processes.
+ Direct development and maintenance of NERC Compliance Procedures, Reliability Standard Audit Worksheets, evidence requirements, retention rules, and auditable data repositories.
+ Build continuous audit readiness through self-assessments, mock audits, evidence quality reviews, issue tracking, corrective actions, mitigation plans, and lessons learned.
+ Lead organizational responses to audits, inquiries, investigations, self-reports, enforcement matters, and remediation activities when applicable.
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