GAS Business Analyst III

Connvertex Technologies; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Connvertex Technologies seeks a Gas Business Analyst III to support the Advanced Metering Initiative by turning work order data into material forecasts and actionable insights. You will build forecasting models, dashboards, and KPIs to monitor material demand, inventory risk, and deployment readiness.

You will partner with Supply Chain, Meter Operations, Field Services, and Program Leadership to ensure data quality and timely decision-making that keeps deployments on track and inventory well

Qualifications

• Experience building forecasting models and BI dashboards.
• Strong data analysis skills with ability to translate data into actionable insights.
• Ability to communicate insights to leadership and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Analyze work order and installation data to identify material consumption.
• Develop quarterly and annual material demand forecasts for inventory planning.
• Create and maintain forecasting models and dashboards.
• Establish reporting frameworks for inventory health and deployment readiness.
• Collaborate with Supply Chain, Operations, and Program teams to align demand with deployment schedules.
• Collect and analyze operational data from meters, field activities, and maintenance.
• Identify trends and opportunities for process improvement and standardization.

Skills

Forecasting models

Data analysis

Dashboard creation

Stakeholder communication

Cross-functional collaboration

Tools

SQL

Excel

Power BI

Job description

Job Description:-

The GAS Business Analyst III plays a critical role in the successful execution of the Company's Advanced Metering Initiative (AMI), a strategic 5 to 7-year transformation program. This position is responsible for leveraging operational and installation data to support material forecasting, performance reporting, and business intelligence across meter deployment activities. The primary focus of the role is to analyze work order data, identify material consumption trends during meter installations, and develop quarterly and annual forecasts to ensure adequate inventory planning and operational readiness.

The Business Analyst III will develop and maintain forecasting models, dashboards, and key performance indicators that provide visibility into material demand, inventory risk, and deployment readiness. Through collaboration with Supply Chain, Meter Operations, Field Services, and Program Leadership, the analyst will deliver actionable insights that help determine whether material inventories are "Good to Go," or "At Risk," requiring Management intervention to meet deployment objectives.

In addition to forecasting responsibilities, the analyst will support broader operational effectiveness initiatives by collecting, organizing, and analyzing data from active work orders and field activities related to meter installation, repair, and maintenance. The role will identify trends, performance gaps, and process improvement opportunities while helping standardize operational reporting across the gas operations organization.

As the AMI program matures, the Business Analyst III will expand into advanced analytics involving real-time smart meter data. This includes monitoring and interpreting pressure, temperature, leak indicators, and other meter telemetry to identify anomalies, assess asset health, and determine whether issues originate from network systems, communications infrastructure, or physical meter failures. The insights generated by this role will support proactive maintenance strategies, operational decision-making, and continuous improvement efforts across the organization.

Key Responsibilities:-

• Analyze work order and installation data to identify materials consumed during meter deployment activities.
• Develop quarterly and annual material demand forecasts to support inventory planning and procurement activities.
• Create and maintain forecasting models, dashboards, and performance metrics that measure material readiness and deployment risk.
• Establish reporting frameworks that classify inventory health and deployment readiness as "Good to Go," "At Risk," or other operational status indicators.
• Collaborate with Supply Chain, Operations, and Program Management teams to align forecasted demand with deployment schedules.
• Collect, organize, and analyze operational data related to meter installations, repairs, maintenance, and field activities.
• Develop reporting and analytics that measure productivity, quality, deployment performance, and operational efficiency.
• Identify trends, bottlenecks, process gaps, and opportunities for workflow standardization and performance improvement.
• Translate complex data into actionable insights and recommendations for leadership and business stakeholders.
• Support the implementation of data governance, reporting standards, and analytics best practices across the AMI program.
• Analyze smart meter telemetry and operational data to identify anomalies, performance concerns, and emerging operational risks.
• Evaluate data from pressure, temperature, leak detection, and other sensor sources to support proactive monitoring and issue resolution.
• Partner with technical and operational teams to determine whether detected issues are attributable to network communications