Senior Analyst

• Public Utility Regulation (Hybrid) State Corporation Commission
• 3.4 Richmond, VA Job Details $80,246
• $115,000 a year 18 hours ago Qualifications Legislative analysis Statistics Pricing analysis Court testimony Legislative impact assessment Expert witness consultation Legislative regulatory analysis Cost analysis Document review Investigative reports Senior level Expert testimonials Legislative public policy analysis Full Job Description 28942 Richmond, Virginia, United States, 23219 State Corporation Commission Additional Detail Senior Analyst –

Public Utility Regulation Starting Salary Range:

$80,246

• $115,000 The State Corporation Commission (“SCC” or “Commission”) Division of Public Utility Regulation (“PUR”) seeks a Senior Analyst with a passion for public service and protecting the public interest in Virginia.

PUR provides support to the Commission in its regulation of Virginia’s investor-owned electric, natural gas, water and sewer utilities, member owned electric cooperatives, and the telecommunications industry. The selected candidate for the Senior Analyst position will take a leading role in investigating electric, water and gas utility proposals for changes in customer rates and revisions to terms and conditions of service, with a primary emphasis on evaluating how the utility proposes to allocate and recover costs from its customers. This position is based in Richmond, Virginia and operates on a hybrid schedule, including remote and in-office work each week (Monday – Friday). The SCC offers career growth and professional development opportunities, including job-related training, certifications, and designations. Essential Duties and Responsibilities • Investigate complex electric, gas, water, and sewer utility proposals requesting revisions to customer rates or similar proposals • Evaluate how the utility proposes to allocate and recover costs through cost allocation, rate design, and other operational, financial, or statistical analyses • Review the terms and conditions of service that govern the utility’s relationships with its customers • Evaluate the impact of regulations, procedures, and legislative changes on the cost of providing utility services and customer rates • Document findings of investigations in pre-filed written testimony and reports • Defend findings at evidentiary hearings as an expert witness • Collaborate with other PUR and SCC staff, utility company representatives, the general public, and other external stakeholders • Perform other related work as required

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