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Senior Counsel - Regulatory

San Diego Gas & Electric Co

  • San Diego, CA
  • 2 days ago

    Highlights

    Prepares memos, briefs, motions, comments, affidavits, and various legal pleadings and documents as directed or as required for assigned cases or material transactions; maintains related document files and legal correspondence. That's why the people who live here deserve an energy company unlike any other, and that's why every day, SDG&E employees strive to be at the forefront of innovations to reduce emissions, modernize the electric grid, and enable our customers to make the transition to clean technologies.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationSan Diego, CA
    IndustryUtilities
    Company Size5,000 to 9,999 employees
    Year Founded1881
    Websitehttp://www.sdge.com/

    Description

    SDG&E is not just an energy company, we are the architects of a brighter, cleaner future. Our employees power everyday life for 3.7 million people - bringing the energy to support their passions, ambitions, and the heartbeat of our community.

    We call Southern California our home. It's where we chase our dreams and raise our families. That's why the people who live here deserve an energy company unlike any other, and that's why every day, SDG&E employees strive to be at the forefront of innovations to reduce emissions, modernize the electric grid, and enable our customers to make the transition to clean technologies. We're redefining sustainability, advancing zero-emissions solutions, and driving the electric vehicle revolution.

    It takes the best to build the best - join us!

    Career Level: P4

    Primary Purpose:

    Advises on complex legal issues and develops practical solutions that balance risk management with strategic business priorities.

    Under the guidance of department leadership, this Senior Counsel position provides and oversees complex regulatory legal services for various SDG&E business units, with emphasis on proceedings before the California Public Utilities Commission.

    Duties and Responsibilities:

    • Represents SDG&E in a variety of regulatory proceedings, including hearings before administrative law judges, that involve defending company witnesses and cross-examining witnesses for other parties.

    • Prepares memos, briefs, motions, comments, affidavits, and various legal pleadings and documents as directed or as required for assigned cases or material transactions; maintains related document files and legal correspondence.

    • Provides legal and strategic advice on highly complex regulatory issues, including both technical and policy-based issues; this often involves working with other legal departments.

    • Creates innovative legal solutions to facilitate business growth while managing compliance and risk exposure.

    • Leads the provision of legal advice on aspects of strategic initiatives while driving cross-functional alignment.

    • Resolves disputes with regulatory agencies, ensuring compliance while minimizing financial penalties and reputational damage.

    • Oversees and develops legal strategies and coordinates with external counsel to resolve disputes.

    • Implements a structured system for legal documentation.

    • Performs other duties as assigned.

    About Company

    Company Facts

    SDG&E is a regulated public utility that provides energy service to 3.4 million people through 1.4 million electric meters and 850,000 natural gas meters in San Diego and southern Orange counties. Our service area spans 4,100 square miles.

    Employees

    We employ about 5,000 people who work every day to deliver the energy our customers need.

    Our Parent Company

    Sempra Energy is a San Diego-based Fortune 500 energy services holding company whose subsidiaries provide electricity, natural gas and value-added products and services.
    San Diego Gas & Electric and Southern California Gas Co. are Sempra Energy's regulated California utilities.

    Our History

    Beginnings

    When five San Diegans met in the parlor of the Consolidated Bank on April 18, 1881, to incorporate the San Diego Gas Company, they formed a successful enterprise that would serve a fledgling city whose population had just passed 3,000. They quickly asked that the city trustees authorize the purchase of 25 street lamp posts, the first ones to be maintained for public use.

    Today

    Over 130 years later, San Diego's 99,000 plus street lights would serve the seventh largest city in the country. Could they have believed that their company's gas customers would grow from an original 89 to 775,000 and electric customers from none to three million?

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