Managing Consultant – Cybersecurity, NERC Compliance

Role Overview

• Managing Consultant, Cybersecurity and NERC Compliance will have responsibility for client management, solution implementation and delivering project results.
• Connect Guidehouse consulting solutions to solve client problems.
• You will facilitate business development and support the sales process.
• You are responsible for establishing and leading project workstreams which includes interacting with the client and Guidehouse experts to ensure engagement success.
• This involves supporting day-to-day operational meetings with client sponsors and internal team leaders.
• The Managing Consultant, Cybersecurity and NERC Compliance role is expected to leverage industry connections to foster client and firm success across Canada: establish business development opportunities, communicate well-organized, effective Guidehouse solutions and presentations to client and internal executives.
• You may lead, coach and mentor consultants and ensure quality deliverables.
• Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Supporting meeting sales and growth targets within the Risk, Compliance, Security Team.
• Establishing and facilitating business development meetings and foster industry relationships for short, medium, and long-term success throughout Canada.
• Supporting workstreams that enable the assessment, development, and enhancement of business strategies, operating plans, business processes and organizational structures with an emphasis on our Canadian market.
• Supporting infrastructure for clients. and Canada with emphasis on our Canadian market.
• Conducting NERC audits, improving NERC Compliance and Cybersecurity processes, analyzing internal controls, and implementing process improvements.
• Communicating solutions and new strategies to clients through meetings, reports, and presentations.
• Providing detailed fact finding, research, and analysis to further support risk assessment and mitigation plans.
• Ensuring quality of deliverables to meet client expectations.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree AND FIVE (5) plus years post-graduation working experience within the electric utility industry, including as a regulator.
• Work experience emphasis on NERC Reliability Standards (Canada and/or USA) supporting regulatory frameworks and processes around NERC and provincial and regional entities.
• Work experience should include Regional Entity, NERC, or related regulatory monitoring entity (e.g., Independent System Operator, Market Surveillance, Utility Commission) and/or experience working in a internal monitoring compliance, engineering or operations role.
• Demonstrated working proficiency in the with NERC Reliability Standards.
• Strong industry relationships across Canada.
• Strong project management skills.
• Strong communications skills, including both written and verbal.
• Strong critical analysis and problem-solving skills.
• Highly developed organizational and management skills.
• Ability to manage multiple time-sensitive priorities without diminished effectiveness.
• Ability to travel within Canada and/or the US.
• Ability to work onsite in a Guidehouse Office or close proximity to a Client Office location.
• Currently reside in Canada.

Tech Stack

• Cyber Security

Benefits

• Competitive compensation
• Flexible benefits package