Head of Government Affairs

Modernizing America's grid isn't just an engineering problem—it's a policy problem. Tariffs, permitting, interconnection queues, transformer supply mandates, domestic content rules—these are the bottlenecks we can't engineer our way around. We need a public policy leader who can shape the regulatory and legislative environment so Fluxco (and the broader grid) can move faster. This role expects regular travel to Washington, D.C. Core Responsibilities Own Fluxco's public policy strategy end-to-end—from agenda-setting through execution. Build and manage relationships with federal agencies (DOE, FERC, DOT, Commerce, EPA) on issues affecting the electrical grid and transformer supply chain. Engage directly with members of Congress, congressional staff, and committee offices to advance Fluxco's policy priorities. Recruit, coordinate, and direct outside advisors, lobbying firms, and coalition partners as needed. Translate Fluxco's business and technical priorities into policy positions—and translate policy developments back into business strategy for the executive team. Represent Fluxco at industry forums, agency proceedings, and public hearings. Requirements Education: We don't care how you got here. Hill staffer turned advocate? Trade association vet? Former regulator? Show us you've moved policy. Experience: 7+ years in federal policy, government affairs, or regulatory strategy—ideally with exposure to energy, infrastructure, or industrial policy. Network: You already know the right people at DOE, FERC, and on relevant Hill committees—or you have a credible plan to be in those rooms quickly. Growth Mindset: This is a build-it-yourself role. We don't have a policy function yet—you'll be it, and you'll shape what it becomes. #J-18808-Ljbffr