The attorney will handle energy regulatory and transactional matters, support infrastructure projects, and advise clients in power markets and energy procurement strategies.
Energy Infrastructure & Regulatory Attorney
San Francisco, CA
A sophisticated national law firm with a highly respected energy and infrastructure practice is seeking an attorney with approx. 3–6+ years of experience handling energy regulatory, power market, and infrastructure-related matters.
This opportunity is ideal for an attorney interested in working on some of the most significant issues involving data centers, AI infrastructure expansion, energy procurement, grid capacity, and large-scale technology growth.
- Advising clients on energy regulatory and transactional matters
- Supporting infrastructure and power-related projects
- Counseling large energy consumers, technology companies, or digital infrastructure clients
- Assisting with energy procurement strategy and related agreements
- Handling matters involving organized power markets and utility regulation
- Exposure to federal or state energy regulatory agencies is helpful, but not required
Expected compensation: approx. $260,000 – $390,000+, depending on experience and overall background.
Requirements
- Strong large or midsize law firm experience
- Excellent analytical and writing skills
- A practical, business-oriented mindset
- Interest in fast-moving infrastructure and technology sectors
- Ability to manage sophisticated matters and communicate directly with clients
- Strong attention to detail and responsiveness
- A collaborative but entrepreneurial personality
Particularly attractive backgrounds include:
- Data center infrastructure
- AI-related energy demand
- Hyperscaler expansion
- Utility-scale power matters
- Energy transactions
- Regulatory counseling
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