Senior Advisor, Regulatory Affairs

We are hiring a full‑time permanent Senior Advisor, Regulatory Affairs position working out of Edmonton, AB.

The Senior Advisor, Regulatory Affairs leads and coordinates compliance processes and regulatory applications for EDTI. This includes planning, preparing, filing, and defending submissions, while overseeing cross‑functional work across business units and corporate teams.

Responsibilities

- Contributing to plans and directions for the Regulatory & Business Planning group.

- Preparing various sections of EPCOR Transmission Tariff Applications and other regulatory applications, as well as documentation and submissions required by AUC, AESO and/or MSA regulatory and consultation processes.

- Leading the preparation of AUC, AESO and/or MSA regulatory submissions including coordination with other departments to ensure completion of tasks, writing different sections of applications, conducting economic and/or statistical modelling, and providing advice on regulatory requirements.

- Managing cross‑functional work tasks with peers and senior staff while maintaining strong collaborative relationships.

- Leading and coordinating audit processes, including preparation of evidence, information request responses and arguments.

- Representing EPCOR in various AUC, AESO and/or MSA working groups or project teams and providing feedback on potential policy/regulatory changes that may affect EPCOR.

- Developing, implementing and reviewing AUC, AESO and/or MSA regulatory requirements and processes to ensure EPCOR compliance with policies, standards, regulatory requirements and the mitigation of risks.

- Contributing to the development of an annual compliance schedule in coordination with other internal groups.

- Contributing to process improvements for efficiency and compliance.

Qualifications

- Degree in Business, Economics, Engineering or Accounting is required.

- 5+ years of experience in the utility industry and regulatory, finance, or engineering roles.

- Familiarity with compliance and risk management tools.

- Familiarity with the electrical utility business and operations.

- Familiarity with financial and budgetary processes and project management.

- In‑depth knowledge of industry structure, regulatory environments and process, particularly the AESO and AUC processes.

- Understanding of the Electric Utilities Act, Alberta Utilities Commission Act, Hydro and Electric Energies Act, and regulations and rules applicable to EDTI.

- Familiarity with Alberta Reliability Standards or Critical Infrastructure Protection Standards.

- Proven ability to collaborate across technical and business teams.

In addition to the required skills, you bring sharp attention to detail and strong analytical abilities, enabling you to manage and evaluate large sets of data against diverse requirements. You excel at distilling complex issues into their essential components and converting technical insights into clear, well‑structured content for regulatory filings and submissions, guided by your knowledge of the electricity sector and its compliance standards. Your ability to build relationships and communicate effectively allows you to collaborate across multiple teams, ensuring that compliance matters are thoroughly reviewed, accurate, delivered on time, and aligned with the company’s best interests.

Legal & Background

- You must be at least 18 years of age, have successfully attained a high school diploma (GED or equivalent), and be legally entitled to work in Canada.

- All applicable background checks (criminal, identity, educational, and/or credit) and professional reference checks are required. Enhanced criminal record checks may be required over time.

- A technical/practical assessment may be administered during the selection process.

- Candidates must be in good physical condition and willing to work in all weather conditions. Clearance on pre‑placement medical, drug, and alcohol testing may be required.

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