Regulatory Affairs Analyst Jobs

Position Summary

The Regulatory Affairs Analyst reports to the Vice President, Regulatory Affairs and Government Relations. The Analyst works in an environment that includes access to sensitive and confidential information and must have the ability to achieve policy objectives related to furthering the goals of SJWC in a manner that meets all regulatory and Company requirements for confidentiality.

Specific Responsibilities

· This single position performs highly complex financial, economic, accounting, and statistical analysis.

· The Regulatory Affairs Analyst requires substantial technical skill in finance, economics, and statistics.

· Analyzes financial operations and expenditures and estimates future revenues to assist in the preparation of the budget and long-range financial forecasts.

· Develops forecasts of rates, revenues, and debt to predict ongoing operations, major improvements, and levels of financing and revenue required to support planned activities.

· Assists with general rate case proceedings.

· Represents the Company and interfaces with the PUC staff on matters related to filings, applications, and complaints.

· Testifies as needed before the PUC.

· Administers tariff rules and schedules; maintains records and prepares written reports, budgets, and analyses as required.

Required Knowledge Skills & Abilities

· Knowledge of the principles, procedures, and methods used in the field of accounting, economics, and financial analysis.

· Working knowledge of statistics, investments, budgeting, project management and computerized applications.

· Utility rate-making methodologies and legal requirements.

· Ability to utilize a personal computer and current applications of word processing or spreadsheet (Excel) software programs.

· Excellent written and oral communication skills.

Required Education and Experience

· A bachelor's degree or equivalent in finance, economics, accounting, engineering or a closely related field.

· MBA or CPA or equivalent financial and accounting experience preferred.

· Experience should include rate analysis, financial and economic analyses, long-range financial forecasting, and budget development.

· Experience in regulated utility environments or similar field is desirable.

Other Requirements

Must possess a valid California driver’s license and have a satisfactory driving record.