Job Summary
| Hiring Organization | EPCOR |
|---|---|
| Employment Type | Full Time |
| Location | Edmonton, Alberta |
| Reference | olswAfwD |
| Application Deadline | September 8, 2026 |
EPCOR is recruiting a Specialist, Regulatory Affairs in Edmonton, Alberta. The current employer Jobvite page is active and the application deadline is September 8, 2026.
The permanent full-time role works 80 hours biweekly and supports the regulatory responsibilities of EPCOR’s electricity operations.
This is a senior utility position for a candidate with extensive experience in regulation, finance, accounting, engineering or a comparable field and a strong understanding of Alberta’s electricity sector.
Opportunity Overview
The Regulatory Affairs Specialist leads important parts of the regulatory application process. That includes planning applications, coordinating supporting evidence, filing submissions and helping defend and implement regulatory decisions.
The person works across financial, operational, technical and legal/regulatory information, so the role requires both detailed analysis and the ability to influence senior stakeholders.
Available Position
- Position: Specialist, Regulatory Affairs
- Employer: EPCOR
- Location: Edmonton, Alberta
- Employment: Permanent Full Time
- Hours: 80 hours biweekly
- Closing Date: September 8, 2026
Key Responsibilities
The specialist leads the preparation, filing, defence and implementation of regulatory applications for electricity operations. This requires coordinating inputs from finance, operations, engineering and other subject-matter teams.
The role can represent EPCOR in Alberta Utilities Commission, Alberta Electric System Operator and government or industry working groups.
The specialist also helps build annual regulatory work plans, researches regulatory proceedings and develops strategic analysis on issues that could affect business operations.
Who Can Apply?
EPCOR looks for a degree in Business, Economics, Engineering or a related discipline, an accounting designation or a suitable equivalent combination of education and experience.
The role requires at least ten years of utility experience in regulatory affairs, accounting, finance, engineering or a related area.
Applicants should understand electric-utility and transmission regulation and be comfortable interpreting rules, financial information and technical evidence.
Application Deadline
The employer’s Jobvite page is active and provides the application process. The deadline is September 8, 2026.
Candidates should confirm that they can meet EPCOR’s work-authorization and background requirements before accepting an offer.
How to Apply
Apply through EPCOR’s official Jobvite posting for Specialist, Regulatory Affairs. Tailor the resume toward utility regulation, regulatory filings, AUC/AESO work, financial or engineering analysis and cross-functional leadership.
Tips for Applicants
Show regulatory ownership
Identify applications, hearings or filings you led and your exact responsibility.
Connect technical and financial evidence
Use examples where you translated engineering or operational information into a regulatory business case.
Prepare stakeholder examples
Explain how you represented an organization with regulators, utilities, government or industry groups.
Final Notes
This EPCOR role is a current employer-hosted vacancy with a future September 8 deadline and is included as the fresh role for this keyword.
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