Senior Utility Regulatory Counsel - Hybrid

Peco Energy Co.; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); On-site; USD 213,000 - 293,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Annual salary: 212,800–292,600 USD

30% annual bonus

401(k) match and company contribution

Medical, dental and vision insurance

Life and disability insurance

Generous PTO and leave options

Employee Assistance Program

Tuition reimbursement and wellbeing

Job summary

PECO Energy Company is seeking a senior attorney to lead electric and gas regulatory matters and provide high-quality legal services. You will supervise a team of attorneys and paralegals, coordinate with Exelon and outside counsel, and help shape regulatory strategy for PECO and related business units.

The role requires an LLB/JD and at least 12 years of experience with deep knowledge of courts and regulatory agencies.

Qualifications

• An LLB or JD from an accredited law school and license to practice law in the relevant jurisdictions.
• At least 12 years of professional experience and widely recognized distinction in the specialty.
• Extensive knowledge of courts, regulatory agencies and other applicable legal entities.

Responsibilities

• Advises clients with respect to utility regulatory matters and guides executives on legal issues.
• Represents PECO with outside law firms, government representatives and court personnel as assigned.
• Manages, mentors and evaluates attorneys, staff and paralegals; supports career development.
• Prepares and revises budgets and early matter assessments involving outside counsel.
• Executes major projects as assigned by the General Counsel.

Skills

Regulatory law

Legal counsel experience

Project management

Education

LLB/JD

Job description

PECO Energy Company is seeking a senior attorney to lead electric and gas regulatory matters and provide high-quality legal services. You will supervise a team of attorneys and paralegals, coordinate with Exelon and outside counsel, and help shape regulatory strategy for PECO and related business units.

The role requires an LLB/JD and at least 12 years of experience with deep knowledge of courts and regulatory agencies.