Start Date
Immediate
Expiry Date
28 Nov, 25
Salary
0.0
Posted On
28 Aug, 25
Experience
5 year(s) or above
Remote Job
Yes
Telecommute
Yes
Sponsor Visa
No
Skills
Data Analytics, Economics, Finance, Demonstration, Financial Analysis, Statistics, Microsoft Office, Financial Planning
Industry
Financial Services
ACCOUNTABILITIES
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
This Regulatory Analyst position is ideally suited for a detail and goal oriented individual with several years of professional experience in a role that requires complex financial analysis, in a fast-paced environment. These analysis skills may come from a variety of backgrounds such as financial planning and analysis, accounting, audit, financial planning, and economics, and business data analytics. The Analyst must be comfortable interacting with third parties such as lawyers, consultants, and regulatory staff in multiple states, and peers in industry.
PURPOSE
The Regulatory Analyst will report to the Director, Rates and Regulatory Affairs, and will undertake complex financial and operational research and analysis for priority regulatory projects or rate issues for Liberty’s Central Region Utilities. Analysts will play a significant role in the preparation and implementation of required state and federal rate filings and various other regulatory filings. Have responsibility for specific calculations, reports, and analysis. May communicate with local regulatory authorities and other key stakeholders while ensuring that compliance requirements are met. This role will also provide decision support for various financial statement items, and monitor utility earnings or rates of return, to determine whether rate increases or decreases are necessary.
This Regulatory Analyst position is ideally suited for a detail and goal oriented individual with several years of professional experience in a role that requires complex financial analysis, in a fast-paced environment. These analysis skills may come from a variety of backgrounds such as financial planning and analysis, accounting, audit, financial planning, and economics, and business data analytics. The Analyst must be comfortable interacting with third parties such as lawyers, consultants, and regulatory staff in multiple states, and peers in industry.