Energy Regulatory & Digital Infrastructure Associate Attorney

BCG Attorney Search; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 180,000 - 260,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

Parental leave

401(k) plan

Wellness program

Flexible time off

Bar fees covered

Pro bono program

Matching gifts

Job summary

BCG Attorney Search is seeking a mid- to senior-level associate attorney in Washington, DC, focusing on energy regulatory matters, power markets, and infrastructure transactions for data center developers and large energy users.

The role requires 3-6+ years of relevant law firm experience, JD with bar admission, and a proactive, entrepreneurial mindset. The attorney will advise on regulatory matters, manage client relationships, and represent clients before FERC and state commissions.

Qualifications

• 3-6+ years of significant law firm experience in energy regulatory matters or related fields.
• Experience with digital infrastructure and large-scale energy procurement.
• Proactive with strong business acumen and problem-solving skills.
• Entrepreneurial and forward-thinking approach.

Responsibilities

• Advise clients on energy regulatory law and infrastructure transactions.
• Manage relationships with internal and external clients and counsel.
• Communicate complex legal matters effectively in oral and written form.
• Participate in regulatory proceedings before FERC and state public utility commissions.

Skills

Strong work ethic

Excellent communication

Client service

Team player

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Bar admission (US jurisdictions)

Job description

BCG Attorney Search is seeking a mid- to senior-level associate attorney in Washington, DC, focusing on energy regulatory matters, power markets, and infrastructure transactions for data center developers and large energy users.

The role requires 3-6+ years of relevant law firm experience, JD with bar admission, and a proactive, entrepreneurial mindset. The attorney will advise on regulatory matters, manage client relationships, and represent clients before FERC and state commissions.