Interpret and organize utility requirements and feedback; synthesize and communicate risks to the cross-functional members of the development team; Proactively monitor utility performance to identify risks to the critical path, autonomously escalate issues, and negotiate positive outcomes; Serve as the interconnection process subject matter expert (utility behavior/tariff guidelines) for the development team, and act as an internal consultant to assist with strategic decision-making; Handle project-level disputes and successfully negotiate positive outcomes with utilities; Identify opportunities for improvement, and lead the implementation of countermeasures; Own the interconnection application submittal packages, coordinating with internal cross-functional teams and external consultants; Own cash flow forecasting (payment amounts, target/due dates, and required form of payment), which will require a strong understanding of financial accounting, cost-benefit analysis, and utility payment policies; Understand and apply continuous improvement tools, value stream mapping, and change management; Evaluate, onboard, and manage 3rd party consultants; Develop and maintain a consistent record as each project navigates the interconnection process lifecycle; Coordinate signatures, approvals, payments for applications, impact studies, and interconnection agreements. 4+ years of relevant experience with preference given to those with energy and direct electric utility experience; Bachelor's degree required (Engineering, Policy, Finance, Business, Environmental Science, Project Management preferred); Strong project management, reporting, and technical skills, preferably in Salesforce and Smartsheet/Microsoft Project; Excitement about growing along with a fast-paced, dynamic company; comfort with ambiguity and a willingness to build, experiment, and iterate when the path forward is undefined; A passion for renewable energy, addressing the climate crisis, and accelerating the clean energy transformation.