Associate Hydroelectic Power Utility Engineer

California Department of Water Resources; California (MO); Hybrid; USD 108,000 - 136,000; Full time

Job summary

California Department of Water Resources’ California Energy Bond Office (CEBO) seeks an Associate Hydroelectric Power Utility Engineer to blend engineering, economics, and policy in support of California’s clean energy goals. This role contributes to remittance management and regulatory interactions.

Under the Remittance Section, you will forecast revenue from electricity retail sales, prepare remittance validation reports, review regulatory decisions, and present metrics and findings.

Qualifications

• Engineering and economic analysis for forecasting and revenue tracking.
• Experience with remittance reports and regulatory review is a plus.
• Ability to prepare engineering/economic reports, metrics and presentations.

Responsibilities

• Perform engineering and economic analysis for forecasting and tracking revenue from electricity retail sales.
• Prepare remittance validation reports and review regulatory decisions.
• Monitor regulatory proceedings and manage revenue requirement work papers.
• Prepare engineering and economic reports, metrics and presentations.

Job description

Are you interested in joining a dynamic and multi-disciplinary team that will help advance your knowledge and career in California’s energy and power industry? The California Energy Bond Office (CEBO) plays a vital role in shaping the future of energy regulation and financing. CEBO manages utility regulatory matters, participates in rate-setting proceedings with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and oversees a bond program that supports the modernization of California’s energy market.

As an Associate Hydroelectric Power Utility Engineer at CEBO, you will contribute to high-impact projects that blend engineering, economics, and policy to support California’s clean energy goals. Under the direction of the Supervisor for the Remittance Section of CEBO, the incumbent will assist in the management of the DWR Charge Fund Program, created by Assembly Bill (AB) 1054 and the Electric Power Fund Program, created by AB 1X.

Responsibilities of this position include performing engineering and economic analysis for forecasting and tracking revenue from electricity retail sales, preparing remittance validation reports, reviewing regulatory decisions, and monitoring proceedings with regulatory entities, managing the revenue requirement work papers, and preparation of engineering and economic reports, metrics and presentations.

Job Code #: 528204

Working Title: Associate Hydroelectic Power Utility Engineer

Classification: Associate Hydroelectic Power Utility Engineer

Salary Range: $9,713.00 - $12,151.00

# of Positions: 1

Telework: Hybrid

Job Type: Permanent, Full Time

Contact Information

Matthew Hayes

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