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Senior Manager, Regulatory Affairs (Energy Markets & Transmission)

Washington, D.C.; PhiladelphiaRemote · United States
Manager · FullTime · Development
POSTED 9 OCTVERIFIED 13H AGO
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At Rowan Digital Infrastructure, we are transforming data center delivery for speed and scale. Our mission is to deliver best-in-class data center solutions to hyperscale customers who share our commitment to sustainability, and to do so with an unwavering focus on efficiency, quality, and flexibility. Our data center solutions are tailored to our customers’ needs and delivered by our exceptional end-to-end team. Rowan is assembling a strategic portfolio of data center sites in Tier 1 markets across the United States at various stages of development, and we’re looking for incredible and passionate people to help us advance our company and our commitment to building a more sustainable future.

Rowan is backed by Quinbrook, a leading investor in the energy transition, and Blackstone, the world’s largest alternative asset manager.

Ready to join us in transforming the future of data centers and sustainability? Apply now to explore exciting career opportunities at Rowan Digital Infrastructure and be a part of our mission to revolutionize data center delivery.

Role Summary

Rowan Digital Infrastructure is looking for a Senior Manager, Regulatory Affairs, Energy Markets & Transmission to serve as Rowan’s lead subject matter expert on PJM and wholesale electricity market policy, providing strategic guidance on regulatory developments that impact data center development, energy supply, transmission access, reliability, interconnection, and large-load service. This role requires a highly skilled regulatory professional with deep experience navigating PJM stakeholder processes, developing policy positions, drafting comments and filings, and influencing outcomes through effective stakeholder engagement.

This individual will lead Rowan’s engagement with PJM, FERC, NERC, MISO, SPP, and key state public utility commissions, while translating complex regulatory and market developments into actionable business strategy for senior leadership and project teams. The ideal candidate combines strong technical and policy expertise with an established network of relationships across PJM, utilities, regulators, market participants, and industry stakeholders. They will serve as Rowan’s primary advocate and trusted advisor on regional transmission organization and utility regulatory matters, helping to position the company to anticipate risk, shape policy outcomes, and support long-term growth across priority markets.

Travel: Up to 40% - the role requires regular in-person participation in PJM stakeholder meetings, FERC proceedings and periodic travel to state capitals, regulatory proceedings, industry events, and Rowan offices or project locations.

Location: Washington, DC or surrounding area (preferred)

Compensation: $150,000K - $175,000K (Offers Bonus)

Essential Responsibilities

Serve as Rowan’s lead expert on PJM market rules, transmission planning, interconnection, reliability, and large-load policy. Track and influence key proposals and regulatory filings

Represent Rowan in PJM stakeholder processes. Develop policy positions, build coalitions, and engage stakeholders to advance company priorities

Draft comments, filings, and policy positions before PJM, FERC, RTOs/ISOs, and state commissions. Coordinate input from internal and external stakeholders

Monitor and engage on FERC and NERC proceedings affecting large loads, transmission, interconnection, reliability, market design, and cost allocation

Partner closely with Energy, Origination, Site Development, Engineering, Legal, Commercial, and executive leadership teams to evaluate regulatory risks and opportunities, develop company policy positions, and ensure regulatory strategy is aligned with business objectives

Support regulatory strategy across MISO, SPP, and other organized markets. Monitor emerging policy developments and business impacts

Lead engagement before state utility commissions in priority PJM states

Education, Skills, and Experience

Bachelor’s degree in a related field and 7+ years of relevant experience in in wholesale electricity markets, utility regulation, energy policy, or a related field

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