Gas Operations Analyst-Leak Management

Posted 6 days ago

lancesoftOrange (CT)

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$20.00 - $25.00 per hour

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Gas Operations Analyst-Leak Management
Location: Orange, CT 06477
Duration: 3 Months
Pay: $20-$25/Hourly on W2
Job Description: SAP: Order Creation, Attachments, Variant Research, & Data collection for projects. EXCEL: Database entry, analysis and integration of large volumes of operational data from gas distribution systems. Reliable expertise in data entries affecting monthly and quarterly PURA reports. Valuable analytic support for various special projects such as Leaks, Paving, AOC, Grid mapping, Town and State Permits, Logs, and Multiple tracking spreadsheets.
Required Qualifications: Degree in Business Administration or related field required and at least 6 years of relevant experience. The equivalent combination of education and experience may be considered. Experience performing analyses of gas operations data. Advanced PC skills (Excel, Power Point, Teams, Share Point)Skills/Abilities: Strong analytic and critical thinking skills with the ability to grasp new concepts quickly, think holistically and strategically, and effectively present the results of analyses in a meaningful way. Strong organizational skills with the ability to prioritize work as necessary with minimal supervision. Excellent written and verbal communication skills and ability to present complex topics to all levels of management. Ability to summarize results meaningfully and succinctly for the targeted audience. Ability to effectively manage and analyze large amounts of transactional data. Self-starter who actively seeks new opportunities and improvements to existing solutions. Creative problem solver. Ability and desire to work in a team environment. The confidence to challenge and question where appropriate. Attention to detail and accuracy. Perseverance.

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