Jobs

Description

Work Schedule:

• Monday through Friday.
• 7.5-hour workday
• Client requires a hybrid schedule of a  minimum of 3 days on-site, up to including fully on-site depending on department requirements.

Project Overview

• The Customer Load Management (CLM) Analyst may work in various distinct areas, short-term forecasting, long-term forecasting, load research, load evaluations, capacity/UCAP forecasting, capacity reconciliation and various market and customer load related analytics.
• Within these areas, the CLM Analyst performs, assists and/or supports the critical functions necessary for the success of the group and its stakeholders.
• The CLM Analyst develops comprehensive, dynamic, and static forecasts of demand, energy, capacity and  coincident peak loads, as well as production sales delivery and New York Independent System Operator (NYISO)-related bids and bilateral transactions for all of Client’s customers as well as all of the enterprise-wide stakeholders.
• The CLM Analyst manages all  the load and UCAP transactions within the NYISO marketplace and serves as the authoritative source for all supply-customer load and capacity related data associated with the aforementioned transactions.

Job Functions & Responsibilities

• Support Client’s financial planning process by delivering required forecasts.
• Develop data visualizations for ERM business line.
• Review and report on transaction performance metrics and KPIs.
• Stay current with NYISO procedures and market reports.
• Support  stakeholders on market transaction and forecasting inquiries.
• Perform short-term and long-term load forecasting.
• Review and challenge NYISO load invoicing.
• Provide after-hours support for forecast variances.
• Support stakeholders on customer load related  matters.
• Assist in automating business processes.

Skills

• Familiar with Wholesale Electricity Market, Fuel Markets and/or associated Financial products.
• Basic business, statistical, financial and reasoning skills.
• Strong analytical and research abilities.
• General knowledge of accounting practices.
• Basic  understanding of the economic impact of decisions within the position’s scope of authority.
• Ability to prioritize work, multitask, and self-start.

Education & Certifications

• Bachelor's degree in Business Analytics, Economics, Finance, Accounting, Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics or related discipline required.
• Minimum of 2 years of related experience in an analytical role or equivalent combinations of education & experience.
• Minimum of 1 year Utility or Energy Company experience working in a NYISO or RTO transactional role is preferrecd.