Energy Efficiency Analytics Specialist

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public utility commission of texasAustin (TX)

Energy Engineers, Except Wind and Solar Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services

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About the role

Public Utility Commission of Texas in Austin seeks a data analytics professional to support the energy efficiency department in regulatory analyses, reporting, and expert testimony. You'll review cost recovery factors, build analytic tools, and help prepare testimony for contested proceedings. Requires a bachelor's in a relevant field and at least one year of analytical experience; proficiency with Excel and Tableau preferred; strong written and oral communication; team-oriented and able to meet

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