Regulatory Analyst, Utilities & Rate Filings

Utlities Inc; British Columbia; On-site; CAD 68,000 - 97,000; Full time

Job summary

A regulated water utility company in British Columbia is looking for a Regulatory Analyst. This position will involve preparing regulatory applications, creating financial models, and ensuring compliance with legislation. The ideal candidate should have a Business/Economics degree and at least 2 years of financial analysis experience. The role also requires excellent analytical and communication skills, with the opportunity for professional development. Travel may be required for site visits and regulatory hearings.

Benefits

Salary between $68,900 - $96,200

3 weeks of vacation and 12 statutory holidays

Comprehensive health and dental benefits

15 sick days

5% match on RRSP contributions

Professional development opportunities

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years of financial analysis experience required.
• Regulatory Due Diligence or Business Strategy experience required.
• 1-2 years’ experience in utility regulation is considered an asset.

Responsibilities

• Prepare regulatory applications and filings.
• Create and update forecast and financial models.
• Conduct regulatory research as required.
• Ensure regulatory filing and compliance deadlines are met.
• Attend regulatory hearings and external meetings as required.

Skills

Financial analysis

Regulatory Due Diligence

Analytical abilities

Attention to detail

Communication skills

Microsoft Suite proficiency

Education

Business / Economics degree

Job description

A regulated water utility company in British Columbia is looking for a Regulatory Analyst. This position will involve preparing regulatory applications, creating financial models, and ensuring compliance with legislation. The ideal candidate should have a Business/Economics degree and at least 2 years of financial analysis experience. The role also requires excellent analytical and communication skills, with the opportunity for professional development. Travel may be required for site visits and regulatory hearings.