Part-Time

Advisor – Utility Strategy

Comity

Comity

11-50 employees

Optimizes reliable, transparent renewable-energy systems

No salary listed

Remote in USA

Remote

Category
Business & Strategy (1)
Required Skills
Product Design

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Requirements
  • Prior experience as a treasurer, chief financial officer, or senior credit/risk executive at a major electric utility.
  • Direct responsibility for managing counterparty credit exposure and overseeing collateral instruments.
  • Strong relationships across the utility sector, including with credit, treasury, and risk decision-makers.
  • Knowledge of how utilities evaluate credit risk, liquidity, and collateral through formal policies, rating-agency perspectives, and internal decision-making.
  • Ability to translate utility experience into concrete recommendations that make products operationally adoptable by utilities.
  • Career credibility in utility leadership and ability to navigate conversations with senior utility stakeholders.
Responsibilities
  • Advise on the structure and features of the collateral product so it aligns with utility credit standards and practical requirements.
  • Identify utility stakeholders and decision-makers and advise on appropriate engagement strategies.
  • Anticipate objections, explain utility priorities, and help refine messaging to maximize credibility.
  • Use relevant contacts across utilities and industry associations to accelerate education and adoption.
  • Provide ongoing perspective on how utilities perceive credit risk, collateral, and counterparties in current power markets.
  • Guide the design and positioning of credit management solutions for adoption by electric utilities.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience managing or overseeing a portfolio of renewable power purchase agreements or owned renewable generation assets.

What Comity does: Comity focuses on making energy systems more reliable, transparent, and efficient to enable a future with sustainable and abundant energy. It develops solutions to help energy grids operate autonomously, withstand disruptions, and smoothly integrate 100% renewable energy. How its product works: The offerings monitor, optimize, and automate energy flows across generation, storage, and consumption, providing clear data about system status and energy sources while improving performance. How it differs from competitors: Comity emphasizes transparency and autonomy in renewable energy integration, aiming for grids that run reliably with high shares of renewables rather than depending on fossil back-ups. What its goal is: To accelerate the transition to a fully renewable, resilient energy system that is efficient and widely available.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

2021

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • ERCOT's proposed large-load rules expand collateral needs, enlarging Comity's customer pain point.
  • Comity's August 4, 2026 article cites $25–$50 million commitments for 500MW data centers.
  • Power volatility and interconnection delays keep credit-risk automation budgets defensible.

What critics are saying

  • PUCT Project 58481 can change ERCOT collateral rules and break Comity's pricing.
  • A Texas-centric product exposes Comity to one regulator, one market, and one docket.
  • Banks and Bloomberg can copy core risk workflows faster than Comity scales.

What makes Comity unique

  • Comity targets counterparty credit risk for power and power-derived commodities, not generic fintech.
  • Its August 2026 ERCOT analysis translates proposed collateral rules into concrete capital requirements.
  • Caffeinated Capital and Maverick Ventures funded Comity, signaling conviction in energy-market infrastructure.

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Benefits

Remote Work Options

Growth & Insights

Headcount

6 month growth

-2%

1 year growth

5%

2 year growth

9%