Analyst, Resource Planning & Grid Integration
ewi recruitmentMillbrae (CA)
Analyst, Resource Planning & Grid Integration
Posted 2 days ago
ewi recruitmentMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We are seeking an Analyst, Resource Planning & Grid Integration to support the development of reliable, efficient and future-focused energy systems. This role will contribute to planning activities that assess resource availability, demand growth, network capability and the integration of new generation, storage and flexible energy technologies. You will work with technical, commercial and operational stakeholders to translate complex data into clear insights that inform investment, connection and system planning decisions. Key responsibilities will include analysing electricity demand, supply, network constraints and system performance; developing and maintaining forecasting, planning and scenario models; supporting resource adequacy, capacity and grid integration assessments; and evaluating the technical and operational impacts of renewable energy, battery storage, distributed energy resources and emerging technologies. You will prepare concise reports, presentations and recommendations for internal and external stakeholders, contribute to planning studies and regulatory submissions, and help identify risks, opportunities and practical solutions. The role will also involve maintaining high-quality datasets, validating assumptions, documenting methodologies and supporting continuous improvements to analytical tools and processes. The successful candidate will have a degree in engineering, economics, mathematics, data science, energy systems or a related discipline, together with experience in resource planning, electricity markets, power systems, network planning or a comparable analytical environment. You will bring strong quantitative and problem-solving skills, confidence working with large and complex datasets, and practical experience using tools such as Excel, SQL, Python, R or specialist planning software. An understanding of grid operations, renewable integration, energy policy and industry regulations will be highly regarded. You should be able to communicate technical findings clearly to both specialist and non-specialist audiences, manage competing priorities and work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams. A proactive approach, attention to detail and commitment to safe, reliable and sustainable energy outcomes are essential.
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