Senior Managing Consultant - Energy Consulting

About Resurety Resurety is the leading provider of data, software, and services to the clean energy economy and operates the only transactional marketplace for clean power. Trusted by the industry’s leading buyers, sellers, and investors, Resurety’s proprietary data models, powerful technology platforms, and deep domain expertise empower confident, impactful decision‑making and efficient, effective portfolio management. We are a small team with a big impact! Our culture is open and collaborative. We expect excellence from our team members and reward it with high ownership and flexibility. If you’re a high‑achiever with a passion for clean energy, we want to hear from you. Company Values and Principles At REsurety, we value the skills of execution, creativity & ownership, commercial focus, and teamwork, and we help and encourage all team members to develop these skills while at Resurety. Our values also shape our culture and act as the foundation for our principles. Like all great companies, we strive to hire the best and are committed to building a diverse, inclusive company where team members feel engaged, valued, and supported. What is special about Resurety, though, is how much we: Share information openly, broadly, and deliberately with each other; Encourage ownership by all team members; Provide continuous, constructive feedback; and Empower all team members to bring their full, authentic selves to work. Position Overview As part of Resurety’s Consulting practice, you will work with the world’s leading energy buyers, sellers, and investors at the forefront of the energy transition, translating complex data into the strategic insights that drive multi‑million dollar investment and procurement decisions. This is a mid‑career role for a high‑achieving, seasoned professional who is as comfortable querying databases as they are leading client‑facing presentations. This role offers a unique opportunity to expand technical and commercial expertise in clean energy and power markets while working in a high‑growth, mission‑driven environment. Key Responsibilities Project execution: Manage multiple high‑profile projects as the primary client contact, ensuring high‑quality delivery on time and on budget Distilling insights: Through both direct analysis and delegated team support, produce high‑quality, client‑ready presentations and reports that summarize complex models and large, unstructured datasets into clear strategic recommendations Market expertise: Monitor evolving regulatory rules and market trends across US ISOs/RTOs (e.g., ERCOT, PJM, CAISO), periodically writing thought leadership pieces for customers New business areas: Rapidly respond to customer requests about new technologies, markets, or trends, building internal capabilities and testing market interest for cross‑functional product development Required Experience & Qualifications Degree in Engineering, Economics, Statistics, or a related technical field 5-8 years of experience in quantitative or strategic roles in the energy industry or at a leading consulting firm Deep understanding of wholesale electricity markets, clean energy generation (e.g., wind, solar, storage), and business strategies for clean energy buyers (e.g., corporate, utilities), sellers (e.g., developers, IPPs), and investors Technical proficiency to comfortably run and review analysis across a variety of tools, including Python, SQL, R, Snowflake, and Excel Clear written and verbal communicator, with proven ability to bridge the gap between complex model outputs and commercial decision‑making by providing simple yet rigorous synthesized insights Self‑motivated problem solver comfortable completing complex, ambiguous tasks accurately and on time Preferred Qualifications Proven ability to win credibility with sophisticated energy market participants. Strong understanding of offtake agreements (e.g., PPAs) and other clean energy procurement mechanisms (e.g., green tariffs, RECs, on‑site generation) Fundamental understanding of marginal emissions rates and underlying methodologies (e.g., grid dispatch, marginal generators) Demonstrated experience with go‑to‑market strategy, financial modeling, or asset valuation Details Location: Boston, MA Our organization works on a hybrid model. We are in the office on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays at our downtown Boston building, and remote work is optional on Wednesdays and Fridays. Travel is not required for this role Compensation and Benefits The base compensation range for this position is $127,500 to $172,500. Actual starting pay is determined by a number of factors, including relevant skills, qualifications, and experience. This range does not include annual bonus, equity‑based incentives, and benefits. Benefits information can be found on our Careers page: #J-18808-Ljbffr Shoptalk