Regulatory Rate Case Analyst II — Cost & Tariff Design

PowerLines; Little Rock (AR); On-site; USD 64,000 - 78,000; Full time

Job summary

PowerLines in Little Rock, Arkansas is seeking a Rate Case Analyst II to perform complex cost-of-service, rate-design, and financial analyses supporting regulatory reviews of utility rates. The role involves evaluating filings, developing models, and communicating findings to attorneys and witnesses throughout rate cases.

The position requires strong analytical and regulatory knowledge, with exposure to hearings and commission proceedings, and a starting salary around 71,027 USD.

Qualifications

• Three years of experience in rate analysis or related financial forecasting.
• Ability to interpret tariffs, regulatory filings, and cost-of-service studies.
• Proficient in Excel, database management, and statistical analysis tools.
• Strong analytical, communication, and regulatory problem-solving skills.
• Knowledge of public utility regulations and rate design principles.

Responsibilities

• Analyze rate filings, cost-of-service studies, and financial reports.
• Review tariffs, rate structures, and service policies.
• Investigate ratepayer complaints and service issues.
• Support in developing economic models, forecasts, and financial impacts.
• Conduct research on rate trends, cost recovery mechanisms, and benchmarks.
• Prepare comparative analyses of utility companies for compliance.
• Compile and interpret financial and operational data from regulated utilities.
• Prepare reports, recommendations, and summaries for staff review.
• Assist in drafting technical memoranda and official filings.
• Provide support during hearings and rate-case proceedings.
• Respond to inquiries from utilities, consumer groups, and officials.

Skills

Financial analysis

Excel

Regulatory filings

Economic modeling

Tools

Database management

Statistical analysis tools

Job description

PowerLines in Little Rock, Arkansas is seeking a Rate Case Analyst II to perform complex cost-of-service, rate-design, and financial analyses supporting regulatory reviews of utility rates. The role involves evaluating filings, developing models, and communicating findings to attorneys and witnesses throughout rate cases.

The position requires strong analytical and regulatory knowledge, with exposure to hearings and commission proceedings, and a starting salary around 71,027 USD.