Manager, Asset Management - Natural Gas Utility SME

Black & Veatch Family of Companies•Orlando, FL

1d•$125,055 - $258,570•Onsite

About The Position

Black & Veatch is seeking an exceptional professional to join our Infrastructure Advisory organization as a Technical Specialist Manager to deliver asset management projects for our natural gas utility clients. Infrastructure Advisory focuses on the lifecycle management of assets, and you will be joining a team of dedicated professionals who are aligned with Black & Veatch’s Purpose, Building a World of Difference. We are looking for a professional who can combine deep natural gas utility industry experience with the ability to connect regulatory developments, engineering realities, asset performance considerations, and utility business objectives. They will demonstrate the ability to anticipate industry change, understand its impact on physical infrastructure and asset management practices, and help clients make informed investment decisions that support safety, compliance, reliability, and affordability. In this role, you will have the opportunity to deliver innovative solutions to address our natural gas utility clients’ most pressing issues, including aging infrastructure, regulatory requirements, making informed investment decisions, and improving data management. Serve as a gas utility subject matter expert, bringing industry-leading knowledge and best practices while drawing on experience from water, wastewater, electric utility, and oil and gas environments. Grow your skills, expand your professional network, and shape a rewarding career path aligned with your aspirations.

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree or relevant work experience.
7+ years experience in a business/consulting environment.
All applicants must be able to complete pre-employment onboarding requirements (if selected) which may include any/all of the following: criminal/civil background check, drug screen, and motor vehicle records search, in compliance with any applicable laws and regulations.

Nice To Haves

Masters degree
10+ years experience in the natural gas utility industry
Professional Engineer

Responsibilities

Advise natural gas distribution and transmission clients on regulatory, asset management, and infrastructure investment challenges.
Interpret and translate PHMSA requirements, state commission regulations, and emerging industry guidance into actionable business and asset management strategies.
Stay current on evolving regulations, industry trends, and leading practices through engagement with organizations such as PHMSA, AGA, INGAA, APGA, NARUC, and state utility commissions.
Assess the impact of regulatory and industry changes on asset management programs, capital planning, integrity management, EAM platforms, and utility operations.
Support development of risk-based investment prioritization frameworks and long-term infrastructure investment strategies.
Advise clients on asset health, performance, lifecycle management, and replacement planning for gas transmission and distribution assets.
Support regulatory filings, rate case strategies, and capital investment justification efforts through asset management and risk-based analyses.
Facilitate collaboration among engineering, operations, asset management, regulatory, and executive stakeholders to align infrastructure investment decisions.
Contribute to business development, thought leadership, and client relationship management within the natural gas utility sector.