ICF is seeking a Senior Consultant to help energy utilities and public-sector clients understand and manage climate-change and extreme-weather risks to energy infrastructure, operations, customers, and communities. The role supports applied resilience projects across the energy value chain, including vulnerability assessments, adaptation strategies, and investment prioritization to strengthen reliability and long-term resilience. The Senior Consultant works with a multidisciplinary team of climate scientists, engineers, planners, economists, and policy specialists. The role leads defined analytical and client-delivery workstreams, guides junior staff, and translates technical findings into recommendations supporting infrastructure planning, regulatory decision-making, and implementation. The position is based in an ICF office in Arlington, Virginia; Los Angeles, California; or New York, New York, with a hybrid arrangement requiring at least two days in the office. The position requires a bachelor's degree in a relevant field and at least five years of related professional experience, including at least two years working with electrical utilities or an understanding of transmission and distribution systems. Expertise in GIS and Python is required. A master's degree and eight or more years of relevant experience are preferred, as are experience in utility risk and asset management, planning, project finance, or regulatory issues, and technical and team management experience in consulting. The anticipated base salary range is $81,499 to $110,000, with actual compensation depending on factors including location and experience. The posted full-time pay range is $81,499 to $138,549. Candidates must be authorized to work in the United States; the position is not eligible for new H-1B visa sponsorship.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior