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TXU Energy

Retail electricity provider with renewable options

Manager – IRS/DOE Tax Credit and Loan Compliance

Program ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeIrving, TX, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Finance, Accounting, Law/Paralegal Studies, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
  • At least 8 years of relevant program management, procurement, contracting, or commercial compliance experience, including at least 3 years leading people, teams, or complex cross-functional programs.
  • Demonstrated expert understanding of contract terms and conditions, including flow-down, indemnity, withholding, and remediation provisions.
  • Proven program and project management skills, including coordinating multiple stakeholders, managing reporting requirements, and driving issue escalation to resolution.
  • Ability to negotiate with and influence contractors, internal stakeholders, and senior leaders.
  • General business knowledge, including program management, sourcing, procurement, contracting, and stakeholder and supplier management processes.
  • Advanced Microsoft Office capabilities, including PowerPoint, Word, and Excel; experience in data analytics and reporting through Excel or Tableau.
  • Strong process orientation and demonstrated continuous improvement skills.
  • Ability to work with and manage confidential information.

Responsibilities

  • Lead Supply Chain compliance efforts supporting nuclear uprate tax-credit and DOE loan compliance, and maintain and continuously improve the compliance governance model and RACI.
  • Define and document compliance outputs with Treasury, Tax, and PMO, including required DOE and IRS reports, reporting cadence, contractor source data, and escalation processes for missing information.
  • Serve as the primary contact for external compliance consultants; oversee their scope, deliverables, budget, and engagement with other Vistra workstreams.
  • Ensure Treasury, Tax, and Legal retain accountability for regulatory obligations, including DOE interactions, tax filings, certifications, and final compliance signoffs, while Supply Chain manages technical deliverables supporting regulatory sign-off.
  • Coordinate and own selection, implementation, and operation of payroll and compliance-tracking systems.
  • Ensure applicable compliance contract language and exhibits are included in contracts and purchase orders, including flow-down of obligations to subcontractors.
  • Maintain a contract-by-contract tracker of applicable compliance requirements, including negotiated changes to withholding, indemnity, penalty, cure-payment, and flow-down provisions.
  • Partner with IT and Major Projects to embed compliance classification at requisition and purchase-order line level so requirements drive contract exhibits and tracking lists; ensure third-party purchasing partners include required terms and data requirements on their purchase orders.
  • Initiate commercial action against contractors for unresolved compliance deficiencies, coordinating with Tax, Treasury, and Legal.
  • Coordinate with contract owners to remedy missing contractual obligations or deliverables.
  • Develop and maintain vendor-facing compliance playbooks and instructions describing required vendor submissions and timing.
  • Drive contractor and subcontractor onboarding, including providing payroll-system and consultant reporting links and supplying consultants with contractor and subcontractor names and contact information.
  • Request and follow up on supplier cost and origin information, ensuring collection of safe-harbor certificates and direct-cost submissions; coordinate consultant access to contractors when noncompliance or questions are flagged, and drive resolution of noncompliance issues.
  • Coordinate with PPMO to ensure weekly reconciliation of badging and site-access data to certified payroll submissions.
  • Monitor apprenticeship ratios and project apprenticeship requirements using consultant reports, coordinating with noncompliant contractors so ratios can be adjusted while work is ongoing to avoid penalties.
  • Coordinate with HR to map Vistra employee job descriptions to Department of Labor wage classifications, consulting a Davis-Bacon Act attorney when needed, and ensure applicable payroll records are submitted to the payroll provider.
  • Oversee the cure-payment process for Tax and Treasury requirements: determine whether each cure payment is a contractor or Vistra obligation under the relevant contract, coordinate timely payment with contractors, subcontractors, and HR, and collect proof of payment.
  • Track and escalate compliance deficiencies flagged by consultants through confirmation, cure decision, and closure.
  • Provide Tax with the list of planned project materials and maintain the tracked manufactured-product and component list and supplier list; notify Tax of changes so correct categorization is applied.
  • Ensure project costs are appropriately scoped with domestic-content and foreign-entity-of-concern data collection.
  • Coordinate collection of shipping documentation, such as bills of lading, to support Cargo Preference Act compliance for Treasury.
  • Ensure compliance artifacts are collected, retained, and audit-ready for required obligation periods, including post-placed-in-service requirements.
  • Develop, manage, and report compliance key performance indicators and status reports in accordance with program governance and processes.
  • Uphold internal and external policies, regulations, and laws, and alert the program Executive Steering Committee to emerging compliance risks.
  • Incorporate safety into daily work and buying decisions.
  • Lead, coach, and develop procurement and compliance analysts, and recommend process improvements to Supply Chain leadership.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with government-funded or regulated programs, such as DOE loan programs, IRA tax-credit compliance, Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, apprenticeship, domestic content, foreign-entity-of-concern requirements, or Cargo Preference Act requirements.
  • Experience supporting major capital, construction, or nuclear/power-generation projects.
  • Experience with purchasing and contract systems such as Maximo or Conga CLM, and certified payroll/compliance-tracking platforms such as LCP Tracker.
  • Professional certification such as CPSM, CPCM, PMP, or a compliance certification.

About the Company

TXU Energy

Retail electricity provider with renewable options

TXU Energy provides retail electricity services in Texas for both homes and businesses, offering fixed-rate, variable-rate, and renewable energy plans. It operates through a digital platform that lets customers manage accounts, monitor energy usage, and pay bills. The company emphasizes sustainability with renewable energy programs and energy-efficiency solutions, combining its legacy utility experience with modern, consumer-focused retail energy tools in a deregulated Texas market. Its goal is to help customers control costs and consumption while reducing environmental impact, and to serve evolving energy needs in Texas through accessible digital tools and a range of plan options.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
$45B
Headquarters
Irving, TX
Founded
1882

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