Principal Consultant

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Principal Consultant advancing energy transition at Hitachi Energy. Leading high-impact consulting engagements across power systems and energy infrastructure.

Responsibilities:

  • Expand the West Coast consulting footprint by sourcing and shaping new opportunities
  • Own the capture process, from client discovery through proposal development and negotiation
  • Apply commercial rigor through opportunity qualification, contract, and risk management
  • Strengthen market presence through thought leadership and targeted partnerships
  • Act as a trusted advisor, translating complex energy needs into high‑quality proposals
  • Lead high‑impact advisory projects, ensuring delivery quality, timelines, and client satisfaction
  • Contribute as a technical and commercial multiplier within project teams
  • Monitor and adapt to evolving market trends and industry players

Requirements:

  • Proven success in business development for advisory services, generating over USD 1M in sales
  • Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD in Electrical Engineering or a related field; MBA is an asset
  • 10+ years (Bachelor’s), 8+ years (Master’s), or 7+ years (PhD) in power system studies or research
  • Experience delivering advisory services and developing winning consulting proposals
  • Strong expertise with power system or market tools (e.g., PSS®E, PSLF, PSCAD, PROMOD) and Python
  • Excellent communication, stakeholder engagement, and presentation skills

Benefits:

  • Meaningful work with global impact
  • Continuous learning and career development opportunities
  • Collaborative culture
  • Professional growth support
  • Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO)

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