Principal Program Manager (Energy Policy)

Oracle Corporation • NM, United States, US • 1m ago

Regulatory Affairs Lead – New Mexico

About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
At Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), we build the future of cloud infrastructure for the world's
largest enterprises. As demand for AI, hyperscale cloud, and digital infrastructure accelerates,
Oracle is investing in strategic markets where reliable, scalable power is critical. New Mexico is
a key growth market, and regulatory engagement is essential to enabling OCI expansion.

Job Summary
Oracle is seeking a Regulatory Affairs Lead for regulatory engagement and energy strategy in
New Mexico in support of OCI infrastructure growth. This individual contributor will serve as
Oracle's primary regulatory and government affairs representative within the state, partnering
closely with local Government Affairs, Energy, Real Estate, Legal, and Infrastructure teams.

The role focuses on building trusted relationships with county governments, the New Mexico
Public Regulation Commission (PRC), state agencies, economic development organizations, and
electric utilities including El Paso Electric (EPE) and Public Service Company of New Mexico
(PNM). The strategist will identify opportunities to accelerate power availability, renewable
energy investments, transmission and generation solutions, and other infrastructure needed to
support OCI data center growth while maintaining continuous awareness of developments
across New Mexico's energy landscape.

Internal Responsibilities

What You'll Do

Develop and execute Oracle's regulatory strategy for New Mexico to support OCI
infrastructure expansion.
Partner with local Government Affairs to engage county governments, the New Mexico PRC,
state agencies, and economic development organizations.
Build and maintain strong working relationships with EPE, PNM, and other relevant
utilities and energy stakeholders.
Identify opportunities to advance renewable energy partnerships, long-term power
procurement strategies, and innovative power solutions supporting OCI growth.
Monitor utility filings, commission proceedings, legislative activity, transmission planning,
integrated resource planning, and emerging energy policy affecting Oracle investments.
Serve as Oracle's 'ear to the ground' on New Mexico's energy market, providing timely
intelligence, risk assessments, and recommendations to leadership.
Support permitting, utility coordination, and infrastructure planning to improve speed-to-
power for new OCI campuses.
Represent Oracle in industry forums, stakeholder meetings, and regulatory proceedings as
appropriate.
Translate regulatory developments into actionable business recommendations and
coordinate cross-functional execution.
Lead moderately complex cross-functional initiatives while influencing stakeholders
without direct authority.

Qualifications

Required

Bachelor's degree in Public Policy, Business, Political Science, Engineering, Economics, Law,
or related field.
8–12 years of experience in utility regulation, energy policy, government affairs, public
affairs, or infrastructure development.
Working knowledge of New Mexico utility regulation and the state's energy landscape.
Experience engaging state or local government agencies, utilities, regulators, or
policymakers.
Strong relationship-building, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
Ability to synthesize regulatory developments into practical business recommendations.

Preferred

Experience working with the New Mexico PRC, county governments, EPE, PNM, or other
New Mexico energy stakeholders.
Experience supporting large industrial customers, data centers, infrastructure, or renewable
energy projects.
Familiarity with renewable energy procurement, transmission planning, integrated
resource planning, and utility economic development.
Established network within New Mexico's energy and public policy community.

External Responsibilities

What You'll Do

Develop and execute Oracle's regulatory strategy for New Mexico to support OCI
infrastructure expansion.
Partner with local Government Affairs to engage county governments, the New Mexico PRC,
state agencies, and economic development organizations.
Build and maintain strong working relationships with EPE, PNM, and other relevant
utilities and energy stakeholders.
Identify opportunities to advance renewable energy partnerships, long-term power
procurement strategies, and innovative power solutions supporting OCI growth.
Monitor utility filings, commission proceedings, legislative activity, transmission planning,
integrated resource planning, and emerging energy policy affecting Oracle investments.
Serve as Oracle's 'ear to the ground' on New Mexico's energy market, providing timely
intelligence, risk assessments, and recommendations to leadership.
Support permitting, utility coordination, and infrastructure planning to improve speed-to-
power for new OCI campuses.
Represent Oracle in industry forums, stakeholder meetings, and regulatory proceedings as
appropriate.
Translate regulatory developments into actionable business recommendations and
coordinate cross-functional execution.
Lead moderately complex cross-functional initiatives while influencing stakeholders
without direct authority.

Qualifications

Required

Bachelor's degree in Public Policy, Business, Political Science, Engineering, Economics, Law,
or related field.
8–12 years of experience in utility regulation, energy policy, government affairs, public
affairs, or infrastructure development.
Working knowledge of New Mexico utility regulation and the state's energy landscape.
Experience engaging state or local government agencies, utilities, regulators, or
policymakers.
Strong relationship-building, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
Ability to synthesize regulatory developments into practical business recommendations.

Preferred

Experience working with the New Mexico PRC, county governments, EPE, PNM, or other
New Mexico energy stakeholders.
Experience supporting large industrial customers, data centers, infrastructure, or renewable
energy projects.
Familiarity with renewable energy procurement, transmission planning, integrated
resource planning, and utility economic development.
Established network within New Mexico's energy and public policy community.

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