Senior Business Advisor – Utilities Industry

Capgemini

. Serve as the primary industry subject matter expert on electric utility client engagements across generation, transmission, and distribution operations .

Posted 10/30/2026full-timeUnited StatesSenior💰 $82,082 - $233,740 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates extensive expertise in electric utility operations, including Smart Grid technologies, AMI 2.0, and regulatory compliance. Proven ability to lead client engagements, develop strategic recommendations, and facilitate stakeholder communication.

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Electric Power Industry ExperienceSmart Grid KnowledgeAMI 2.0 ImplementationRegulatory Compliance ExpertiseClient-Facing Consulting Experience

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Hard Skills

Smart MeteringData ManagementADMSSCADADMSOMSEMSDERMSMeter Data AnalyticsEnergy Market Participation

Soft Skills

Effective CommunicationStakeholder Relationship BuildingWorkshop Facilitation

Industry Keywords

Generation OperationsTransmission OperationsDistribution OperationsFERCNERC CIPPUC RequirementsIntegrated Resource PlanningRenewable IntegrationBattery StorageEV Charging Integration

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Serve as the primary industry subject matter expert on electric utility client engagements across generation, transmission, and distribution operations
Deploy as a utilities SME in client-site operations engagements spanning Smart Metering and Data Management, Supply Chain, and Meter-to-Cash and Collections
Provide advisory and implementation support for AMI 2.0 programs, including smart meter strategy, network architecture, head-end systems, MDM platform selection, and meter data analytics
Guide clients through ADMS, OMS, and DMS implementations, bridging OT requirements with IT delivery realities and utility business objectives
Advise on DERMS strategies, including distributed solar, battery storage, EV charging integration, demand response, and virtual power plant orchestration
Support transmission and generation clients on EMS, SCADA, energy market participation, ISO/RTO operations, and asset performance management programs
Translate utility business processes, grid operations challenges, and regulatory requirements into requirements and actionable recommendations
Lead or contribute to client discovery sessions, current-state assessments, business case development, and technology roadmaps
Build relationships with utility stakeholders, including VP and C-suite executives
Lead client workshops, regulatory strategy sessions, and steering committee presentations

Requirements

What you’ll need

7-10+ years of experience within or supporting the electric power industry, including generation, transmission, or distribution environments
Deep knowledge of Smart Grid and grid modernization, including utility operations, technology, and regulatory considerations
Experience with AMI 2.0, ADMS, SCADA, DMS, OMS, EMS, DERMS, and related IT/OT integrations and data flows
Strong understanding of transmission, generation, and distribution operations, energy markets, ISO/RTO participation, renewable integration, storage, EVs, and distributed energy resources
Knowledge of the U.S. utility regulatory environment, including FERC, NERC CIP, state PUC requirements, and integrated resource planning
Proven consulting/client-facing experience as an industry SME, business analyst, product owner, or program manager
Ability to communicate effectively with technical teams and executive stakeholders
Ability to travel to U.S. client sites as required
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems Engineering, Business, or a related field required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Vacation: 12-25 days, depending on grade
Company paid holidays
Personal Days
Sick Leave
Medical, dental, and vision coverage (or provincial healthcare coordination in Canada)
Retirement savings plans (e.g., 401(k) in the U.S., RRSP in Canada)
Life and disability insurance
Employee assistance programs
Other benefits as provided by local policy and eligibility
Variable incentives, bonuses, or commissions may be available