Consultant
Guernsey, Oklahoma City, OK, United States
Job Details
At Guernsey, we are united by our mission to improve lives by fostering trusted, enduring experiences with clients, the community, and our team. We are a collaborative, relationship‑driven consulting firm that partners with public‑sector clients to solve complex infrastructure and utility challenges. Our work is grounded in trust, long‑term partnerships, and a shared commitment to delivering thoughtful, high‑quality solutions.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
A culture that values integrity, teamwork, and professional growth
Opportunities to lead and contribute to game‑changing projects
An ownership mindset—our ESOP structure means your success is our success
Competitive compensation & benefits
Emphasis on work‑life balance and flexibility
A leadership team that listens and supports your ambitions
What You’ll Be Doing
Provide consulting expertise, primarily in the field of inventory, condition assessment, operations and maintenance, and development of conceptual improvements for systems and components in one or more of the following utility systems: electrical generation/distribution, natural gas, water treatment/distribution, wastewater collection/treatment, and district thermal. Clients primarily consist of federal defense services and education campuses.
In addition to providing client‑driven solutions, consulting may support various Public Private Partnerships (PPP) and financing vehicles such as Operations and Maintenance agreements, Power Purchase Agreements, Utility Energy Service Contracts, Energy Savings Performance Contracts, Intergovernmental Service Agreements, privatization, capital leasing, franchise/concession, or other service outsourcing.
Typical engagements involve provision of technical and economic expertise; the consultant must demonstrate strength in technical assessment, economic analysis and development of budgetary requirements for improvement projects.
Support is needed for the following functions (listed in no particular order):
Life‑cycle cost analysis, cost/benefit analysis, economic modeling
Compile data and produce technical and progress reports
Engineering/technical assessments
Utility operation and maintenance practices
Utility maintenance and construction cost estimation
Evaluation of third‑party utility transaction proposals from technical and price perspectives
Field data collection
Support project management in scheduling, estimating, and client relationships
What You Bring To The Team
Degree in business, accounting, finance or engineering; work related experience may substitute for education.
Proficient in Microsoft Office programs, with emphasis on Excel and Word.
Ability to record and organize meticulous notes and documentation.
Writing and communication skills are critical to our business practice; writing samples and performance during interviews will be key evaluation factors for this position.
Must function well in a team environment and occasionally tight deadlines.
Travel is required to client locations throughout the 50 states with potential for international travel. Most travel is for one week, however, occasionally two weeks is required.
Prior experience with Department of Defense, other Federal agencies, or state/local governments will be a distinguishing evaluation factor but is not required.
Utilities experience will be a distinguishing evaluation factor but is not required.
Position requires U.S. Citizenship.
Position requires a U.S. passport or the ability to obtain a U.S. passport.
Position requires ability to pass a background check for entry to U.S. Military Installations.
Essential Physical Functions
Sit/stand at a desk or computer
Walk, stoop, stand and move around job sites
Travel and occasional site visits requiring stooping, standing, and lifting up to 30 lbs.
Frequent communication via phone, video, or in‑person meetings
Ability to focus on digital and paper‑based information for extended periods
Some project‑based travel may be required
We Are an Equal Opportunity Employer We value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Veterans and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
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Why You’ll Love Working Here
A culture that values integrity, teamwork, and professional growth
Opportunities to lead and contribute to game‑changing projects
An ownership mindset—our ESOP structure means your success is our success
Competitive compensation & benefits
Emphasis on work‑life balance and flexibility
A leadership team that listens and supports your ambitions
What You’ll Be Doing
Provide consulting expertise, primarily in the field of inventory, condition assessment, operations and maintenance, and development of conceptual improvements for systems and components in one or more of the following utility systems: electrical generation/distribution, natural gas, water treatment/distribution, wastewater collection/treatment, and district thermal. Clients primarily consist of federal defense services and education campuses.
In addition to providing client‑driven solutions, consulting may support various Public Private Partnerships (PPP) and financing vehicles such as Operations and Maintenance agreements, Power Purchase Agreements, Utility Energy Service Contracts, Energy Savings Performance Contracts, Intergovernmental Service Agreements, privatization, capital leasing, franchise/concession, or other service outsourcing.
Typical engagements involve provision of technical and economic expertise; the consultant must demonstrate strength in technical assessment, economic analysis and development of budgetary requirements for improvement projects.
Support is needed for the following functions (listed in no particular order):
Life‑cycle cost analysis, cost/benefit analysis, economic modeling
Compile data and produce technical and progress reports
Engineering/technical assessments
Utility operation and maintenance practices
Utility maintenance and construction cost estimation
Evaluation of third‑party utility transaction proposals from technical and price perspectives
Field data collection
Support project management in scheduling, estimating, and client relationships
What You Bring To The Team
Degree in business, accounting, finance or engineering; work related experience may substitute for education.
Proficient in Microsoft Office programs, with emphasis on Excel and Word.
Ability to record and organize meticulous notes and documentation.
Writing and communication skills are critical to our business practice; writing samples and performance during interviews will be key evaluation factors for this position.
Must function well in a team environment and occasionally tight deadlines.
Travel is required to client locations throughout the 50 states with potential for international travel. Most travel is for one week, however, occasionally two weeks is required.
Prior experience with Department of Defense, other Federal agencies, or state/local governments will be a distinguishing evaluation factor but is not required.
Utilities experience will be a distinguishing evaluation factor but is not required.
Position requires U.S. Citizenship.
Position requires a U.S. passport or the ability to obtain a U.S. passport.
Position requires ability to pass a background check for entry to U.S. Military Installations.
Essential Physical Functions
Sit/stand at a desk or computer
Walk, stoop, stand and move around job sites
Travel and occasional site visits requiring stooping, standing, and lifting up to 30 lbs.
Frequent communication via phone, video, or in‑person meetings
Ability to focus on digital and paper‑based information for extended periods
Some project‑based travel may be required
We Are an Equal Opportunity Employer We value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Veterans and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
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