Nyjel Alexander, Consumer Affairs Manager - 7 Years
Summary
CA CPUC published a staff profile of Nyjel Alexander, Consumer Affairs Manager in the Consumer Affairs Branch. Alexander manages the Written Operations Unit and has 7 years of tenure at the agency. The unit assists California consumers with concerns related to investor-owned utilities, including responding to inquiries from utilities, consumers, CPUC divisions, and legislative bodies.
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This is a staff profile article published by CA CPUC featuring Nyjel Alexander, a Consumer Affairs Manager in the Consumer Affairs Branch with 7 years of service. The profile describes his role managing the Written Operations Unit, which handles consumer inquiries about investor-owned utilities.
Affected parties include consumers who file complaints with CPUC regarding utility services and the investor-owned utilities (electric, gas, water, and telecommunications) subject to CPUC jurisdiction. This profile does not create compliance obligations but provides background on the agency's consumer-facing operations.
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Meet Nyjel Alexander
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April 16, 2026 - Division and Branch: Consumer Affairs Branch
CPUC Tenure: 7 Years
Headquarters: Los Angeles
CPUC role:
I manage a team of analysts within the Written Operations Unit of the Consumer Affairs Branch. Our team assists consumers who reach out with concerns related to their Investor-Owned Utilities. In addition, I oversee a team responsible for managing key inboxes that receive inquiries from utilities, consumers, California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) divisions, and legislative bodies. We work collaboratively to ensure timely and accurate responses to a wide range of issues and requests.
What is the most rewarding aspect of working at the CPUC? For me, the most rewarding aspect of working at the CPUC is the opportunity to directly assist consumers by answering their questions and addressing concerns they may have about their utility services. It’s fulfilling to know that my work contributes to helping people navigate important issues that impact their daily lives.
What’s the best career advice that you ever received? The best career advice I’ve ever received is that while it’s easy to remain in your comfort zone, growth often comes from stepping outside of it. Taking the initiative to learn new skills within your current role can open doors to future opportunities and advancement.
By Andrea Marvin, Public Information Officer
What activities do you enjoy doing in your free time?
In my free time, I truly enjoy spending quality time with my family. We make it a priority to explore new places together and create lasting memories that our children will cherish for years to come.
What drew you to work here originally? I transitioned from a different department after recognizing the variety of job opportunities available at the CPUC. What particularly drew me in is the potential for growth and advancement across different divisions, which reflects a strong commitment to internal development and career progression.
What’s one hobby or activity you really enjoy outside of work? One hobby I really enjoy outside of work is attending car shows and automotive events with my family. It’s fascinating to see how vehicle technology continues to evolve. I appreciate observing the craftsmanship and innovation that different manufacturers showcase each year. Attending car shows is a great way to stay connected to an ever-changing industry while spending quality time with loved ones.
Nyjel Alexander is a Supervisor I in the Consumer Affairs Branch.
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