Analyst, Regional Communications

Invenergy•Chicago, IL

8d•Hybrid

About The Position

The Analyst, Regional Communications at Invenergy supports external communications strategies that help execute energy projects and strengthen the company’s reputation in communities. The role works with Corporate Affairs, Development, and Construction teams to develop and deliver communications for projects across multiple states and regions. The position develops messaging and communications materials, identifies project stories for internal audiences, and helps ensure communications across channels align with organizational objectives, messaging, and values. It also owns project websites from creation through maintenance, collaborates with teams including Content, Community Engagement, and Government Affairs, and translates complex energy and engineering topics into clear language for varied audiences. The analyst balances competing priorities and deadlines in support of key projects. Invenergy uses a hybrid schedule: in-office Monday through Thursday and remote on Fridays if work permits. The position is open for applications for at least three calendar days from the posting date and may remain open longer based on business need.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree.
1–3 years of experience in communications, political campaigns or offices, journalism, public relations, grassroots organizing, or related fields.
Knowledge of Microsoft Office and employee communications applications.
Excellent written communication and editing skills.
Advanced interpersonal communication skills and strong project management ability.
Willingness to be a team player and support several members of the team.
Eligible to work in the United States without employer sponsorship.

Nice To Haves

Media or journalism knowledge.
Energy or power sector knowledge.
Experience with Muck Rack, Contentstack, or social media advertising platforms.

Responsibilities

Support regional communications team members in developing and executing communications plans for energy projects across multiple states and regions.
Draft concise, compelling communications, including talking points, presentation materials, op-eds or letters to the editor, landowner communications, project websites, and public statements.
Identify project stories that would be useful for internal audiences.
Help align communications across channels with organizational objectives, messaging, and values across projects and technologies.
Own project websites from creation through maintenance.
Work cross-functionally with Content, Community Engagement, Government Affairs, and other teams.
Translate complex energy and engineering topics into understandable, compelling language for a variety of audiences.
Balance competing priorities and deadlines to support key projects.