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Under direction of the Deputy AGM for Power in Federal Agreements and Expansion, the 5602 Utility Specialist provides analytical and policy support for issues pertaining to the City's Federally regulated agreements for electric distribution and transmission services, and provides analytical support for litigation, negotiations and administration of these agreements and tariffs. This includes evaluating the risks and impacts of filings, proposals and disputes, as well as, providing support for the City's on-going efforts to build out electric distribution and transmission assets, provide service to new customers and acquire the electric distribution grid in San Francisco. The 5602 Utility Specialist will be part of a team supporting the City's valuation and analysis of electric distribution and transmission asset costs; evaluation of terms and conditions for service under Federally regulated tariffs; preparation of analysis, proposals and reports in support of litigation, negotiations and expanding business operations. This position may direct the work of junior analysts.
Job Responsibility
Independently perform research, evaluation and analysis of regulations, legislation, regulatory filings, contracts and proposals in order to prepare well-reasoned recommendations for decision makers
Serve as Subject Matter Expert for the City's Federally regulated agreements
Develop persuasive written and oral analyses and arguments
Supervise and train junior staff and other technical personnel
Directly negotiate and/or support negotiations of complex contracts
Provide analytical support related to the City's efforts to acquire the electric distribution grid in San Francisco
Perform other job related duties as required
Requirements
Possession of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university preferably with major coursework in Law, Engineering, Environmental Studies, Natural Resources, Computer Science, Business Administration, Mathematics, Statistics, Economics or other field related to the utility business
Four years of verifiable journey-level work experience in one or more of the following areas: planning, scheduling, cost estimating and resource projecting for mid to large scale projects
water supply/infrastructure management and planning
power operations planning and scheduling
analysis, interpretation and application of utility contracts and regulations in either water, power (electric and/or natural gas), telecommunications, or a wastewater/clean water program
utility market and environmental analysis and planning
power supply and transmission rates and contracts
generation, transmission or distribution planning and design
or long-term utility systems planning
Additional qualifying experience may be substituted for the degree requirement on a year-for-year basis