
Amanda Stallings
Senior Regulatory Manager

Amber Miller
Permitting Specialist

Betsy Engelking
Vice President, Policy and Strategy

Carissa Brady
Director, Human Resources
I’ve always wanted to work in the renewables space and am thrilled to be able to fulfill that desire at National Grid Renewables. The work I do every day means something. It has a tangible outcome to the world in which my kids and grandkids will live in some day. I supporting and developing people who literally make a real difference for our environment and the communities in which we work.

Erin Heimkes
Senior Recruiter

Gemma Smith
Director, of EHS & Training

Heather Droel
Director, Human Resources

Jenny Monson-Miller
Permitting Specialist

Kara Heffelbower (Bakke)
Developer

Katie Rick
Contract Marketing Associate

Laura Vaughan
Senior Director of Real Estate

Lindsay T. Smith
Director, Marketing & Communications

Lindsey Hesch
Senior Permitting Specialist
I am privileged to get up every day to work on something I truly believe in – helping to meet our country’s energy infrastructure needs responsibly, and having fun while doing it!

Melissa Schmit
Director, Permitting

Michelle Segal
Chief of Staff

Raleigh Miller
Senior Manager Talent Acquisition

Robyn Smith
Contract Recruiter

Sarah Johnson
Executive Assistant

Sarah Eberly
Developer
The ability to re-inject millions of dollars into rural community revenue streams, like the ones that raised me. Renewable energy offers people with land-based revenue optionality and financial predictability in what they produce on their property. At each level of involvement, renewable energy development means the opportunity to give back. At the personal level, renewable energy development gives a 90 year old woman the opportunity to support her husband’s medical bills throughout hospice care. At the community level, taking farmed ground temporarily out of production allows fallowed soils the time they need to regenerate while still allowing landowners to make an income from the property. At the surrounding farm community level, selectively reducing supply of crops like corn and soybeans creates increases demand, allowing the potential for higher value per bushel. At the state level, renewable energy allows state citizens the choice to generate their own electricity within their own state – every ray of sun and gust of wind produces homegrown energy in our very backyards. It’s a privilege to work in an industry that gives power back to the people.
Achieving gender equality in the workforce requires the engagement of women and men, executives and associates; it is everyone’s responsibility. In a traditionally male-dominated industry, National Grid Renewables is committed to being a leader in female empowerment. Thirty percent of our management team are women and we are dedicated to growing this number every year. Want to learn more? Apply for our open roles today.