Load Research Data and Systems Analyst

Salary Grade: G08 – $64,087 (minimum) to $105,744 (maximum), midpoint $84,916.

About the role

Under general supervision, plans, designs, and conducts research to aid in interpretation of economic relationships and aid in the solution of problems specific to load research and data analysis associated with the company's MV90 database.

Responsibilities

• Creates and maintains extensive databases of load research and other Company data.
• Disseminates substantial data regarding historical electric demand and energy sales for individual customers both internally and externally.
• Coordinates with customer services for daily billing/transactional functions.
• Provides support to Electric Marketing and Business Development teams and support groups, Integrated Resource Planning, Accounting, and other departments as needed on load research, economic, and program evaluation issues.
• Maintains the integrity of billing statement information by performing and enforcing routine control procedures over the preparation of documentation related to the monthly balancing of large volume electric accounts.
• Provides load research support to the Company in the development of its Business Plans and Integrated Resource Plans.
• Performs extensive data collection and analysis, statistical model building, and documentation for peak demands and revenues.
• Performs ad hoc SAS-language programming; loads and maintains new MV90 and Lodestar software releases.
• Evaluates the load and financial impacts of marketing and demand side management programs for electric system integrated resource planning, and reports to the Public Utility Commission.
• Analyzes load data from random samples of customers to produce class demand profiles for use in marketing, marginal cost, and cost of service studies.
• Provides load and economic analyses for various departments in the Company, as needed.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree from a four-year college or university in Economics, Statistics, Mathematics or related field with three to five years related experience, or equivalent combination of education and/or experience related to the discipline.
• Strong analytical skills and in-depth knowledge of standard and generally accepted theories and practices in utility economics, load research techniques, and statistical analyses.
• Ability to recognize business-planning activities directly or indirectly concerned with load forecasting, load research or program evaluation issues and to participate in those activities where appropriate.
• Strong interpersonal skills in high-pressure situations and strong organizational skills.
• Ability to employ creative problem solving techniques covering a wide variety of topics both in and out of the immediate areas of responsibility.
• Thorough knowledge of the databases.

Skills

• Ability to read and interpret documents such as safety rules, operating and maintenance instructions, and procedure manuals.
• Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
• Ability to speak effectively before groups of customers or employees of organization.

Pay

$64,087 – $105,744 per year, with a midpoint of $84,916.

Schedule

Full time.