Job Description

What's the role

Primary responsibilities include supporting Shell Energy Regulatory Affairs through participation in federal and regional regulatory processes, communicating regulation changes, and coordinating advocacy efforts to support commercial transactions within existing regulations.

What you'll be doing

• Eligible to work in the USA without sponsorship requirements
• Able to work a hybrid schedule
• Participate actively in proceedings before federal agencies such as FERC, CFTC, and DOE
• Coordinate comments and advocacy with regional Regulatory Affairs Staff on issues affecting gas, power marketing, carbon, and trading activities; report on developments within the company
• Coordinate meetings with legal and compliance teams to ensure awareness of regulatory activities
• Monitor legislative activity at federal and state levels; collaborate with Corporate Relations to align messaging
• Support trade association activities to leverage information and advocacy benefits
• Include market behavior rule changes in Regulatory Affairs training
• Review rules and conduct due diligence on projects and deals
• Support regulatory initiatives, providing aligned information and advice
• Manage outside counsel costs and participation in regulatory activities
• Analyze wholesale gas and electricity market design changes and suggest improvements
• Prepare reports and communicate responses to regulatory inquiries
• Some US travel required

What you bring

• Bachelor's degree (Business, Engineering, Economics, or equivalent)
• At least 5 years of energy regulation experience in the US, especially with federal agencies
• Knowledge of gas and power regulations in the US
• Ability to build relationships with stakeholders
• Ability to operate effectively in a dynamic environment
• Understanding of regulatory processes and strong technical writing skills
• Experience in power market design and rule changes (highly desirable)
• Strong communication skills for working with agency staff and commissioners
• Ability to interpret government policies and advise on responses
• Technical or commercial understanding of energy markets and compliance

What we offer

The salary range is $146,000 - $218,000 annually, based on experience and qualifications. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, pension, 401(k), paid leave, parental leave, disability insurance, and additional perks. More details at Shell US Benefits .

Join us to develop your skills, work on meaningful energy transition projects, and grow in a diverse, inclusive environment with flexible working options. We value honesty, integrity, and respect, encouraging applicants from all backgrounds.

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