Senior Utilities Regulatory Analyst - Rate Cases & MYRP

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

Benefits offered by this job

12 Annual Holidays

NC State Health Plan

Public retirement plans

Job summary

The Department of Commerce – Division Utilities Commission in North Carolina seeks a Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst II to provide expert accounting and regulatory counsel on rate cases, MYRP/WSIP, and fuel adjustment matters. The role demands independent judgment, docket leadership, and strong writing and oral communication.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in a related field and at least three years of relevant experience, with an emphasis on accounting and utility regulation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, business administration, economics, or related discipline.
• Three years of directly related experience.
• Advanced knowledge of economic regulation of IOUs.
• Strong accounting, analytical, and communication skills (oral and written).

Responsibilities

• Understand and apply North Carolina public utility regulatory frameworks.
• Review and critique complex evidence including expert testimony, data, and reports.
• Develop recommendations for action based on accounting and regulatory analysis.
• Present recommendations to Commissioners in written and oral form.
• Defend recommendations under cross-examination and review.
• Manage case work for multi-year rate plans (MYRP/WSIP) and traditional rate cases.

Skills

Advanced IOU regulation knowledge

Accounting and analytics

Oral and written communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in accounting/finance/economics or related

Job description

The Department of Commerce – Division Utilities Commission in North Carolina seeks a Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst II to provide expert accounting and regulatory counsel on rate cases, MYRP/WSIP, and fuel adjustment matters. The role demands independent judgment, docket leadership, and strong writing and oral communication.

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in a related field and at least three years of relevant experience, with an emphasis on accounting and utility regulation.