As an Energy Project Development Manager within the Enterprise Strategy team, you will support federal organizations in advancing critical energy resilience and infrastructure initiatives. You will guide projects from early-stage planning through approvals, acquisition support, financing, and implementation. Your daily responsibilities include conducting strategic analysis, researching emerging energy technologies and regulatory considerations, and synthesizing operational, financial, and technical data to assess project feasibility. You will coordinate complex stakeholder engagements with federal agencies, utilities, and developers to drive alignment and resolve delivery challenges. Key competencies include experience in civil engineering, facilities management, and infrastructure programs, specifically supporting Department of War environments. You must possess skills in business case development, economic analysis, and executive communications to transform complex ideas into actionable solutions that strengthen critical infrastructure and advance strategic mission objectives.
Manage key phases of the project lifecycle including scoping, site selection, approvals, and financing strategies.
Research emerging energy technologies, infrastructure trends, regulatory considerations, and industry best practices.
Collect and evaluate operational, financial, and technical data to assess project feasibility and risks.
Coordinate with federal agencies, utilities, and developers to drive alignment and navigate project approvals.
Independently manage project schedules, milestones, and activities to ensure timely delivery of objectives.
Conduct business, policy, and technology analyses to support energy resilience investments and infrastructure modernization.
Prepare executive briefings, decision papers, and client-facing recommendations for multidisciplinary stakeholders.
What we're looking for
Master's Degree (preferred).
Experience supporting Department of War Civil Engineering, Energy, Facilities Management, infrastructure, or installation resilience programs.
Experience managing large-scale infrastructure, energy, facilities, engineering, construction, or capital improvement projects throughout the project lifecycle.
Experience conducting business, operational, engineering, market, policy, or technology research and analysis to support strategic planning.
Experience developing project justifications, economic analyses, cost estimates, return-on-investment assessments, and business cases for infrastructure or energy assets.
Demonstrated ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary teams and prepare executive briefings, decision papers, and client-facing recommendations.
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Business, Finance, Energy Management, or a related field (preferred).
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