Regulatory & Policy Associate

• Government experience — At least 3–5 years in government, public policy, or regulatory affairs at the federal or state level. Prior experience as a legislative staffer, agency official, or in a role directly shaping policy outcomes. • Subject matter expertise — Stays current on energy policy, regulatory developments, and industry trends, translating that knowledge into strategic guidance for leadership and external partners. • Policy development & advocacy — Demonstrated ability to build policy positions from the ground up — drafting legislative frameworks, comment letters, and testimony, and engaging directly with decision-makers to advance them. • Regulatory analysis & monitoring — Tracks changes in laws, rulemakings, and regulatory frameworks across multiple jurisdictions and assesses their business impact clearly and proactively, without waiting to be asked. • Stakeholder collaboration — Builds trust across a wide range of relationships — agency officials, legislators, industry peers, internal teams — and leverages those relationships to drive real results. • Nonpartisan instincts — Understands that good energy policy doesn't belong to one party, and is equally comfortable building relationships and advancing priorities across the aisle. • Exceptional writing & communication — Produces clear, compelling work across formats — policy memos, comment letters, and briefings. • Mission alignment — Energized by the challenge of decarbonizing the energy system and sees geothermal as a critical and underutilized part of the solution. Eager to help shape the policy environment that enables its growth. Bachelor’s degree in Public Policy, Law, Political Science, or related field; Master’s degree preferred

• The position is located in Salt Lake City, UT • Paid holidays, and 18 days PTO • Medical, dental & vision coverage • 401k • A direct impact in displacing carbon emissions, and growth opportunities in a growing startup environment