Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst: Rate Case & MYRP Expert

State of North Carolina; North Carolina; On-site; USD 70,000 - 118,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

State retirement (TSERS)

12 annual holidays

Public Service Loan Forgiveness info

Employee discounts

Job summary

State of North Carolina’s Dept of Commerce, Utilities Commission seeks a Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst II (NS) to provide expert accounting/analytical counsel. The role covers MYRP-type areas, rate cases, and complex regulatory matters, requiring collaboration with attorneys, engineers and policy analysts.

You will help craft recommendations, support Commission decisions, and manage multiple priorities in a highly technical regulatory environment.

Qualifications

• Advanced knowledge of economic regulation of Investor Owned Utilities (IOUs).
• Strong accounting, analytical, and organizational skills.
• Ability to develop findings and communicate complex issues in writing and orally.
• Experience working with attorneys, engineers and policy analysts.
• Ability to defend accounting analyses and recommendations in adversarial settings.

Responsibilities

• Provide expert accounting and technical advice to the Commission.
• Review, analyze and weigh complex evidence such as expert testimony, data and reports.
• Develop recommendations for action based on accounting knowledge within regulatory frameworks.
• Present recommendations to Commissioners in writing and oral form.
• Defend recommendations under critical review and manage time and priorities.

Skills

IOU regulation knowledge

Accounting analyses

Oral communication

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, economics or related field

Job description

State of North Carolina’s Dept of Commerce, Utilities Commission seeks a Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst II (NS) to provide expert accounting/analytical counsel. The role covers MYRP-type areas, rate cases, and complex regulatory matters, requiring collaboration with attorneys, engineers and policy analysts.

You will help craft recommendations, support Commission decisions, and manage multiple priorities in a highly technical regulatory environment.