Energy Regulatory Attorney for AI Systems

Role Overview

Apply senior energy-law expertise to help train next-generation AI systems through high-quality legal review, structured findings, and real-world judgment. This part-time contractor role focuses on PJM, FERC, generator interconnection, site control, and energy infrastructure permitting matters.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide final legal review of site control, interconnection, and permitting documentation for energy infrastructure projects.
• Assess alignment with PJM generator interconnection procedures, queue-readiness expectations, site control requirements, and applicable FERC-regulated processes.
• Review escalated matters involving incomplete site-control evidence, inconsistent filings, unclear permitting status, or potential interconnection compliance gaps.
• Analyze materials for utility-scale solar, wind, battery storage, transmission, and large-load or generation interconnection projects in PJM and adjacent East Coast markets.
• Deliver concise legal findings, risk flags, and structured determinations for client-facing review workflows.
• Improve review rubrics, issue-spotting guidance, and decision frameworks used by other reviewers.

Qualifications

• Active bar membership in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.
• At least 8 years of legal experience in energy regulatory, power, infrastructure, project development, or a related practice.
• Direct experience with PJM interconnection processes, including generator interconnection requests, queue participation, site control, readiness requirements, or interconnection agreement workflows.
• Working knowledge of FERC-regulated transmission and generation interconnection frameworks.
• Experience reviewing legal, regulatory, land, permitting, or project-development documentation for energy infrastructure projects.
• Ability to exercise practical legal judgment independently within a structured review environment.
• East Coast location or substantial experience with East Coast and PJM-region energy infrastructure matters.

Work Terms

• Part-time, independent contractor engagement.
• Remote role, with East Coast U.S. candidates preferred.
• Flexible hours, selected by the contractor.

Compensation

$100 to $135 per hour.

Availability

This position is currently closed and not accepting applications.