Lead GM’s public policy and regulatory strategy for EV charging and grid integration
Develop and execute strategies that benefit GM’s customers and improve the EV customer experience
Represent GM with regulators, policymakers, NGOs, trade associations, and other stakeholders
Engage directly with regulators and legislators to communicate GM positions
Lead or support cross‑functional working groups to align GM positions across departments
Coordinate internal priority‑setting to support GM Energy and EV product plans and launches

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Public Policy, Political Science, Environmental Science, Economics, Business, or a related field
5+ years of relevant experience in EV charging, utility/energy policy, utility EV policy, regulatory affairs, or transportation/energy infrastructure
Direct experience engaging with public utility commissions and/or state and federal energy/transportation agencies
Demonstrated ownership of complex charging or grid‑integration policy files, dockets, or projects
Strong understanding of at least two of the following areas: Public EV charging infrastructure programs, Charging standards and interoperability, Utility rate design, managed charging, and V2H/V2G concepts, Grid integration of distributed energy resources, including residential or commercial storage
Highly developed oral and written communication skills
Proven ability to lead cross‑functional work, manage multiple concurrent efforts, and drive to decisions in ambiguous and fast‑evolving policy environments
Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills
Demonstrated relationship‑building and influencing skills with internal teams and external stakeholders

Manager, EV and Infrastructure Policy

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