Director (Energy),
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Provide authoritative technical leadership on oil- and gas-fired baseload and peaking generation, fuel supply and dispatch economics, and nuclear power systems, including emerging small modular reactor (SMR) technologies. Serve as senior subject matter expert on oil and gas-fired baseload and peaking power plants; combined-cycle and open-cycle generation technologies; fuel supply, dispatch economics, and system reliability; and/or nuclear power systems, including conventional reactors and SMRs. Advise MCC leadership, Boards, and country teams on generation adequacy, reserve margins, and capacity planning; technology selection and system integration; operational risks, lifecycle costs, and reliability tradeoffs. Provide technical leadership during compact and threshold development, including constraints analysis related to generation and firm capacity; evaluation of generation-enabling investments (interconnections, switchyards, fuel logistics); assessment of investment readiness and technical risk. Represent MCC in technical engagements with U.S. Government partners, multilateral institutions, utilities, regulators, and private developers. Prepare plans for energy sector programs and projects in development and in implementation including overall project scheduling, budgeting, change management, contract administration, and project controls. Direct and participate as a member of multi-disciplinary country overseeing country programs involving projects in one or more of the following energy sub-sectors: generation, transmission, distribution, off-grid, Public Private Partnership (PPP) framework modalities, policy and institutional reforms including regional energy markets, etc. Provide analysis and interpretation of country performance data. Develop, consolidate, and/or prepare briefing and background materials on infrastructure and integrated projects, issues, and topics. Perform related duties as assigned.