• Draft clear, engaging documents on utility regulation, electricity rates, grid modernization, utility spending, rate cases, transmission, data centers, and related issues for different audiences including policymakers, media, and consumers. • Support the drafting and editing of PowerLines’ reports and other major publications. • Review and synthesize PUC filings, commission orders, reports, testimony, and policy documents. • Write blog posts, fact sheets, policy briefs, newsletters, reporter resources, op-eds, and other public-facing materials. • Help develop resources for reporters covering utility regulation and energy affordability. • Collaborate with policy, research, and communications staff to incorporate feedback and refine materials. • Adapt tone and format for different audiences, including policymakers, journalists, advocates, and general readers. • Meet agreed-upon deadlines for short- and medium-form assignments while maintaining quality and consistent communication.

• Own the strategic vision, roadmap, and annual priorities for learner labs in alignment with Learner Resources functional Goals. • Translate Learner Resources strategy into lab level initiatives, outcomes, and performance measures. • Lead the design, launch, evaluation, and scaling of learner lab programs, services, and delivery models. • Serve as the primary subject matter leader for learner lab operations and academic support strategy. • Provide direct supervision, coaching, and performance management for learner lab staff. • Set expectations for instructional quality, learner engagement, and workload distribution. • Support hiring, onboarding, training, and professional development of learner lab faculty. • Review faculty level outcomes and address performance, development, or resource needs in partnership with leadership. • Oversee scheduling and capacity planning to ensure appropriate learner coverage across labs. • Ensure efficient, compliant, and learner centered operations across all learner lab services. • Own learner lab performance metrics and accountability for outcomes. • Implement quality assurance processes to ensure consistency, equity, and effectiveness of learner support. • Present learner lab performance updates, insights, and recommendations to senior leadership. • Collaborate cross functionally with faculty, learner success teams, and other functions to address learner needs and improve persistence and completion. • Ensure consistent communication with learners regarding available resources and support pathways. • Represent learner labs in institutional projects, initiatives, and working groups. • Provide direct learner instruction or teaching support only in exceptional circumstances, such as pilot programs, temporary coverage gaps, or quality assurance needs.

Role Description Lonely Planet is seeking an Editor, Inspiration & Gift to help develop and deliver its global list of illustrated nonfiction travel books and related gift products. This role is ideal for an editor with strong judgment, illustrated nonfiction experience, and a proven ability to manage complex projects on deadline. This is a full-time contract position, based remotely in Ireland or the United Kingdom. What You’ll Do: - Edit and manage a list of illustrated nonfiction travel and gift titles from concept through publication. - Contribute ideas to the development of Lonely Planet’s Inspiration & Gift list for global publication. - Research publishing, market, and consumer trends to help shape new book and product ideas. - Support the preparation of pitch materials and product briefs, including proposals, competitive research, P&Ls, and internal presentations. - Commission and brief contributors including writers, editors, illustrators, designers, photographers, cartographers, and packagers as needed. - Review manuscripts, image selections, layouts, and proofs to ensure they meet the brief, house style, and quality expectations. - Partner closely with design and production colleagues to keep projects on schedule, on budget, and aligned through all stages of development. - Help manage project workflows, schedules, budgets, contracts, and purchase orders. - Conduct or support image research where needed. - Prepare editorial materials for sales and marketing support, including catalogs, BLADs, and sales kits. - Represent Inspiration & Gift within the wider Lonely Planet content team and collaborate cross-functionally where appropriate. Qualifications - 4+ years of editorial experience in publishing or a closely related editorial environment. - Experience working on illustrated nonfiction. - Strong editorial judgment and a sharp eye for structure, tone, quality, and detail. - Strong project management skills, including the ability to manage multiple titles and deadlines at once. - A deadline-oriented approach and strong follow-through. - A practical, solutions-focused mindset and the ability to troubleshoot problems as they arise. - Experience commissioning and managing freelance contributors and external partners. - Knowledge of publishing workflows from concept to final files, including editorial, design, production, and print processes. - Confidence working across teams and building productive relationships with editorial, design, production, and commercial stakeholders. - Interest in travel, lifestyle, culture, or adjacent subject areas. - InDesign experience is a plus. Requirements - A clear, confident editor with strong instincts and sound judgment. - Highly organized and comfortable juggling competing priorities. - Collaborative, but able to make decisions and move work forward. - Calm under pressure and resourceful when plans change. - Interested not only in content quality, but in how the work gets done. Compensation This range reflects total cash compensation, which may include base salary only or base salary plus target bonus, depending on the role. Where eligible, equity may also be offered separately and not included below. Actual compensation varies based on location, experience, and qualifications. - Total Cash Compensation Range: £40,000 - £50,000 GBP (UK) or €45,000 - €55,000 EUR (IRE). Benefits - Health Insurance Coverage (medical, dental, and vision). - Life Insurance. - Short and Long-Term Disability Insurance. - Flexible Spending Accounts. - Holiday Pay. - 401(k) with match. - Employee Assistance Program. - Paid Parental Bonding Benefit Program. - Flexible Paid Time Off (PTO): Full-time employees accrue 20 days of PTO for a full calendar year annually, with an increase to 25 days after five years of service.

Role Description PowerLines is seeking a part-time contract Freelance Writer to support its internal and external communications. This role is remote and part-time, with workload and hours varying depending on organizational priorities, publication schedules, report launches, and events. PowerLines anticipates regular assignments on a weekly or monthly basis. Evening and weekend work may occasionally be required around critical deadlines. The ideal candidate is a strong writer and researcher, such as a journalist, policy writer, researcher, or communications professional, with experience covering or explaining utility regulation, energy affordability, state public utility commissions, electricity markets, or related policy issues. This person must be able to translate complex regulatory and energy topics into clear, accessible, and compelling content for policymakers, reporters, advocates, and the public. The Freelance Writer will produce written materials that support the organization's mission and public engagement efforts working with PowerLines' policy and communications teams. Key Responsibilities - Draft clear, engaging documents on utility regulation, electricity rates, grid modernization, utility spending, rate cases, transmission, data centers, and related issues for different audiences including policymakers, media, and consumers. - Support the drafting and editing of PowerLines’ reports and other major publications. - Review and synthesize PUC filings, commission orders, reports, testimony, and policy documents. - Write blog posts, fact sheets, policy briefs, newsletters, reporter resources, op-eds, and other public-facing materials. - Help develop resources for reporters covering utility regulation and energy affordability. - Collaborate with policy, research, and communications staff to incorporate feedback and refine materials. - Adapt tone and format for different audiences, including policymakers, journalists, advocates, and general readers. - Meet agreed-upon deadlines for short- and medium-form assignments while maintaining quality and consistent communication. Qualifications - Demonstrated experience writing about utility regulation, energy policy, electricity markets, consumer protection, public finance, infrastructure, policy, or related topics. - Familiarity with state public utility commissions and the role they play in approving utility rates, investments, and planning decisions. - Ability to read and interpret regulatory filings, commission orders, reports, testimony, and other policy documents. - Ability to explain complicated policy or regulatory concepts in clear, accessible language. - Strong research, fact-checking, and source-synthesis skills. - Excellent writing, editing, organizational, and communication skills. - Comfort working independently on deadline. - Ability to adapt to evolving priorities and shifting deadlines in a fast-paced environment. - Collaborative mindset and ability to work well with policy experts, researchers, communicators, and non-specialist audiences. - Strong judgment, problem-solving skills, and ability to identify what matters in complex regulatory developments. - Experience as a journalist covering energy, utilities, state government, regulation or business. - Experience writing for policy, advocacy, nonprofit, or research organizations. - Familiarity with rate cases, integrated resource planning, transmission planning, utility business models, FERC, RTOs/ISOs, or consumer advocate offices. - Ability to identify what is newsworthy or politically salient in complex regulatory developments. - Experience writing both short-form and long-form content. How to Apply Please submit the following materials: - Resume or CV - Two to three writing samples, preferably on energy, utilities, regulation, public policy or business. - A brief cover letter outlining your relevant experience, your approach to explaining complex issues clearly, why you are interested in supporting PowerLines’ mission, and your general availability and preferred compensation structure. Please feel free to contact hiring@powerlines.org with any questions.