Senior Consultant (Energy & Power)

FMI•Denver, CO

7d•$115,000 - $135,000•Hybrid

About The Position

FMI’s Strategy Practice is seeking a high-energy, experienced Senior Consultant to join its growing Energy & Power team. FMI partners with leading organizations across the built environment to deliver strategic insights, drive growth, and solve complex business challenges. The Senior Consultant owns assigned workstreams within client engagements, co-facilitating client sessions and preparing client-ready deliverables for Engagement Manager or Partner review. This individual is accountable for the quality, timeliness, and completeness of assigned workstreams while supporting clients through change adoption and helping ensure FMI’s delivery quality standards are met. Working with growing independence under the direction of an Engagement Manager or Partner, the Senior Consultant manages workstream milestones, coordinates Analysts and Consultants, provides informal coaching, and contributes to overall engagement strategy and client relationship management.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in business or a related field; master’s degree preferred
3–6 years of experience in consulting roles within the energy and power industry, including at least 2 years of consulting experience
Direct experience with major capital project management, such as generation, transmission and distribution, gas transmission, or data centers, preferred
Operational leadership experience within a complex organization, including experience managing individuals and/or cross-functional teams
Strong business acumen, strategic thinking, and ability to synthesize large, disparate data sets into client-ready deliverables
Very strong project management skills, including the ability to develop workstream plans, forecast work effort, and manage multiple deadlines and priorities
Excellent verbal and written communication, presentation, facilitation, and listening skills, with comfort leading conversations and providing feedback to executive-level clients
Ability to influence outcomes and behaviors with internal and external stakeholders without formal control
Demonstrated leadership skills, sound judgment, maturity, and integrity, with the ability to delegate effectively and develop others
Ability to build and maintain strong client relationships and thrive in an ambiguous environment with minimal direction and supervision
Proficiency across Microsoft Office; Power BI and/or Tableau experience is a plus

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree
Direct experience with major capital project management, such as generation, transmission and distribution, gas transmission, or data centers
Power BI and/or Tableau experience

Responsibilities

Own assigned workstreams within client engagements, managing scope, milestones, deliverables, and work effort while providing ongoing feedback to the project team and Engagement Manager or Partner
Co-facilitate internal project teams on assigned workstreams, helping establish roles and responsibilities, set direction on workplan deliverables, and communicate expectations using examples from similar engagements
Participate in the scoping process with FMI Partners and clients to help define project scope prior to execution of the workplan contract
Support client communication schedules and help facilitate project kickoff meetings for assigned workstreams, coordinating with internal FMI resources as needed
Provide input to the Engagement Manager or Partner on workstream plans based on the workplan, client feedback, and observations during the scoping process
Maintain proactive communication with clients, FMI’s Client Manager, project leadership, the project team, and other internal or external stakeholders
Drive established workstream expectations, including timelines, client presentations and meetings, and delivery of high-quality, client-ready work products for Engagement Manager or Partner review
Develop a strong understanding of FMI’s full suite of services and capabilities, recognizing potential client needs and elevating opportunities to the Engagement Manager, Partner, or Client Manager
Build trusted client relationships through active listening, empathy, and professional judgment, helping connect clients with appropriate internal or external resources
Coordinate and informally mentor Analysts and Consultants on assigned workstreams, delegating appropriately and modeling strong team standards and culture
Contribute to business development and Energy & Power practice growth through speaking events, thought leadership, article research, and development of practice collateral