Manager, Energy Contract Administration (Energy Regulatory Compliance)

Location: United States

Salary: $112,000–$140,000 USD per year

Company

Nebius builds and operates a full-stack AI cloud platform and high-density data centers for AI and advanced computing workloads.

What you will do

• Manage federal, state, utility, and ISO/RTO registrations, licenses, certifications, reports, renewals, filings, and fee payments.
• Administer the post-execution lifecycle of utility, power supply, interconnection, transmission, power purchase, natural gas, and energy-credit agreements.
• Maintain regulatory calendars, contractual milestones, notices, approvals, renewals, termination rights, and compliance evidence.
• Coordinate regulatory data collection, validation, submissions, audits, collateral, guarantees, letters of credit, and other financial assurance obligations.
• Design scalable compliance controls, dashboards, workflows, document-retention practices, and process improvements.
• Coordinate with Energy, Operations, Finance, Treasury, Credit, Procurement, Sustainability, Legal, utilities, regulators, ISO/RTO organizations, and external advisors.

Requirements

• At least eight years of progressively responsible experience in energy regulatory compliance, regulatory reporting, utility administration, energy contract administration, or a related function.
• Meaningful experience in electric power, natural gas, utility, retail energy, wholesale energy, or ISO/RTO sectors.
• Experience managing high-volume, deadline-driven filings or compliance obligations across multiple jurisdictions.
• Experience working with state regulatory agencies, utilities, ISO/RTO organizations, legal counsel, and internal business functions.
• Ability to interpret contracts, tariffs, regulations, and agency instructions and convert them into operational requirements.
• Bachelor’s degree in business, energy, public administration, legal studies, finance, accounting, or a related discipline is preferred; equivalent experience may be accepted.

Nice to have

• Experience with large-load customers, data centers, industrial energy users, or power-intensive facilities.
• Familiarity with ERCOT, PJM, ISO New England, MISO, NYISO, SPP, or CAISO.
• Knowledge of public utility commission requirements, utility tariffs, FERC requirements, ISO/RTO rules, or EIA reporting.

Culture & Benefits

• Competitive compensation and benefits.
• Career growth and learning opportunities.
• Flexibility, ownership, and a collaborative working environment.
• Opportunity to contribute to impactful AI projects in an international environment.