Full-Time
Delivery Manager
Utilities
Updated on 9/3/2026
Accenture
10,001+ employees
Global professional services and technology consulting
No salary listed
New Delhi, Delhi, India
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Bachelor's, MBA
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- The candidate must have 12–14 years of experience.
- The candidate must have a Bachelor of Technology in Electrical Engineering.
- The candidate must have a strong understanding of thermal, hydro, nuclear, and gas-based generation assets.
- The candidate must be familiar with transmission and distribution infrastructure, grid operations, and load dispatch.
- The candidate must understand utility operations, including generation scheduling, outage management, and asset lifecycle.
- The candidate must have experience with DISCOM, TRANSCO, and GENCO operating models and regulatory frameworks.
- The candidate must understand CERC and SERC regulations, tariff orders, and state utility governance.
- The candidate must understand Indian electricity markets, including DAM, TAM, G-DAM, bilateral contracts, and banking.
- The candidate must be familiar with renewable-energy project economics, project-finance fundamentals, and power-purchase-agreement structures.
- The candidate must have exposure to energy procurement strategies for large commercial and industrial consumers and utilities.
- The candidate must have knowledge of operational technology and information technology convergence, including SCADA, EMS/DMS, ADMS, GIS, and enterprise asset management systems.
- The candidate must have knowledge of smart metering, including AMI/AMR deployments, meter data management platforms, and meter data analytics.
- The candidate must understand grid modernization, including smart-grid programs, distribution automation, and demand response.
- The candidate must understand digital twins and asset performance management platforms.
- The candidate must have experience managing senior client relationships with CXOs, Directors, and Programme Sponsors.
- The candidate must have experience engaging utility regulators, government bodies, and policy stakeholders.
- The candidate must be able to navigate complex multi-stakeholder environments across client, vendor, and internal teams.
- The candidate must have strong commercial acumen and protect the company's position while growing client relationships.
- The candidate must have a track record of identifying and converting scope expansion, add-on work, and new opportunities.
- Own end-to-end program delivery across multi-year, multi-workstream utility engagements.
- Define and govern project scope, schedules, budgets, risks, and dependencies across tracks.
- Drive delivery governance cadence through steering committees, status reviews, and escalation protocols.
- Manage cross-functional teams including consultants, solution architects, developers, and client stakeholders.
- Ensure delivery quality through structured quality assurance, testing governance, and milestone sign-offs.
- Lead resource planning, capacity management, and vendor or subcontractor oversight.
- Own financials, including revenue recognition, margin management, billing milestones, and forecasting.
- Navigate change management, contractual amendments, and statement-of-work expansions.
- Act as the primary escalation point for delivery risks and client concerns.
- Drive talent development, performance management, and career planning within the team.
- Contribute to practice-building initiatives, including assets, accelerators, points of view, and go-to-market activities.
- Participate in proposals, request-for-proposal responses, and solution presentations for new pursuits.
- PMP, Prince2, SAFe, or ITIL certification.
- An MBA from a Tier-1 institution.
- Working knowledge of utility-scale solar photovoltaic, wind, hybrid, and battery energy storage system projects.
- Exposure to green hydrogen, corporate power purchase agreements, open access, and captive power models.
- Familiarity with SECI auctions, renewable purchase obligation compliance, inter-state transmission system policies, and renewable energy project structuring.
- Understanding of carbon markets, renewable energy certificates, and energy transition frameworks.
- Awareness of decarbonization roadmaps, net-zero strategies, and environmental, social, and governance reporting in the utility context.
- Familiarity with artificial intelligence and machine learning use cases in utilities, including energy forecasting, predictive maintenance, and outage analytics.
- Exposure to Internet of Things-enabled monitoring platforms for generation and network assets.
- Delivery experience on Azure, Amazon Web Services, or Oracle cloud platforms in a utility or energy context.
- Understanding of integration architecture, including application programming interfaces, middleware, and legacy modernization.
- Familiarity with cybersecurity and data governance considerations in operational technology environments.
Accenture is a global professional services firm that helps companies navigate technology-driven change. It offers strategies and services across consulting, digital, technology, and operations, with a strong emphasis on cloud, artificial intelligence, security, and enterprise reinvention. Accenture works by delivering end-to-end solutions, combining advisory work with implementation, technology platforms, and managed services to transform how organizations operate and compete in today’s digital world. The company differentiates itself through its long history as a dedicated tech-advisory arm that gained independence in 2001, its scale, and its active acquisitions—particularly since 2013—to expand capabilities in digital, cloud, and security. Its goal is to help the world’s largest corporations rethink and reshape their operations to stay ahead of rapid technological shifts.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Dublin, Ireland
Founded
1989
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- June 2026 revenue reached $18.7 billion, up 6%, with 17% operating margin.
- Accenture doubled cyber spending to $9 billion, adding $208 million ARR immediately.
- AI services and partner launches, including Radisson and ChatGPT, expand monetizable demand.
What critics are saying
- FY26 revenue guidance fell to 3%-4% local currency growth after June 2026.
- LearnVantage faded by June 2026, signaling failed product focus and shifting priorities.
- DoJ continues investigating Accenture Federal Services, threatening contracts and a prolonged reputational overhang.
What makes Accenture unique
- Accenture Edge targets $240 billion mid-market demand with repeatable enterprise-grade solutions.
- Dragos, runZero, and NetRise create a differentiated OT cybersecurity platform around critical infrastructure.
- Accenture still pairs consulting, cloud, and AI delivery across 770,000 employees worldwide.
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Accenture is shifting its growth strategy, de-emphasising LearnVantage, a learning and training business it built and promoted heavily in 2024. The company mentioned LearnVantage only once on its June 2026 earnings call, listing it amongst AI enablers rather than highlighting it as a standalone growth driver. Meanwhile, Accenture is redirecting resources toward cybersecurity, which has grown from $700 million in fiscal 2016 to $10 billion in fiscal 2025. The company is acquiring a majority stake in an operational technology security specialist, alongside two smaller firms, combining them into a platform for critical infrastructure. These assets generate $208 million in annual recurring revenue, growing at 48%. Accenture's acquisition budget for fiscal 2026 is approximately $9 billion against $73.1 billion in trailing twelve-month revenue. The company has also launched Accenture Edge, targeting mid-market companies. The stock is down 24.3% over the past year.
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