Regulatory Affairs & Public Policy, Associate

Rowan Digital Infrastructure

. Support bill tracking and regulatory docket monitoring across priority states and issue areas .

Posted 10/15/2026full-timeDenver • Colorado • United StatesJuniorMid-Level💰 $90,000 - $105,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in public policy analysis, regulatory affairs, and stakeholder engagement, with a strong ability to translate complex legislative and regulatory topics into actionable business insights. Proficient in managing multiple projects while collaborating effectively across cross-functional teams in the energy and infrastructure sectors.

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Public Policy ExperienceLegislative TrackingRegulatory AnalysisStakeholder CommunicationProject Management

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Hard Skills

Policy AnalysisRegulatory Docket MonitoringLegislative Tracking ToolsData SystemsEconomic DevelopmentEnergy ProcurementInfrastructure DevelopmentEnvironmental PermittingUtility RegulationWritten Communication

Soft Skills

CollaborationAttention to DetailRelationship BuildingSelf-Starter MindsetVerbal Communication

Tools & Technologies

AI Enabled ToolsData Tracking Systems

Industry Keywords

Energy PolicyUtilitiesInfrastructureData CentersRegulatory AgenciesGovernment ProcessesLegislative AffairsPublic Policy DevelopmentsEconomic DevelopmentEnvironmental Regulation

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Support bill tracking and regulatory docket monitoring across priority states and issue areas
Analyze legislative and regulatory activity and translate impacts into clear business risks and opportunities for Rowan’s portfolio
Build understanding of Rowan’s project development lifecycle, including permitting, utility service, energy procurement, entitlement, finance, and construction processes
Partner with cross-functional teams to align policy developments with project-level strategies
Support development of policy positions, regulatory filings, stakeholder communications, comment letters, testimony, presentations, and advocacy materials
Prepare briefing materials, memoranda, presentations, and executive summaries for internal decision-making and stakeholder engagement
Support policy research and new market analysis, including identifying emerging legislative, regulatory, and political risks in target geographies
Research policy issues, regulatory frameworks, and market developments affecting data center development, infrastructure investment, energy procurement, utility regulation, and economic development
Support engagement with consultants, trade associations, utilities, regulators, government officials, and advisors by preparing materials, coordinating inputs, and tracking follow-up actions
Capture meeting insights, action items, and takeaways and synthesize findings into actionable analyses and recommendations
Travel up to 10%-15% for company gatherings, conferences, or events

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree in a related field
2-3 years of public policy experience within government and/or relevant nonprofits, regulatory affairs, legislative affairs, consulting, economic development, infrastructure, energy, utilities, or a related field
Experience tracking legislation, regulatory proceedings, public policy developments or government actions and synthesizing findings into clear written outputs
Familiarity with state and federal government processes, regulatory agencies, and how policy is implemented in practice
Ability to build relationships and collaborate effectively across highly cross-functional teams
Exposure to energy, utilities, infrastructure development, data centers, economic development, environmental permitting, transmission, water infrastructure, or related sectors is preferred
Ability to translate complex policy or regulatory topics into plain English business implications
Experience managing multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining strong attention to detail
Strong written and verbal communication skills with experience preparing memos, briefings, or presentations
Experience using legislative tracking tools, data systems, or AI enabled tools to improve workflow efficiency is a plus
Passion for energy and infrastructure policy and a self-starter mindset
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced and highly cross-functional environment
Must answer whether employment visa sponsorship in the United States is required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Hybrid working environment
Team building and educational opportunities
Generous benefits package including robust health benefits and a 401(k)-company contribution
Unlimited PTO
RTD ECO pass or parking reimbursement
Competitive compensation, bonus, and an incentive plan