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Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in financial planning and utility rate analysis, with a strong focus on cost-of-service methodologies and effective presentation skills to governing bodies. Proficient in developing multi-year financial models and analyzing customer impacts.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Financial PlanningCost-Of-Service AnalysisRate Structure DesignExcel Financial ModelingPublic Utility Experience
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Hard Skills
Financial ModelingCost-Of-Service AnalysisRate Structure DesignImpact Fee StudiesSystem Development Charge Analysis
Soft Skills
Presentation SkillsConsulting
Tools & Technologies
Excel
Certifications & Qualifications
AWWA M1WEF Cost-Of-Service Methods
Industry Keywords
Public UtilitiesElectric Rate ExperienceRevenue Requirement ModelsCustomer Bill Impact Analysis
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Build multi-year financial plans and revenue requirement models
- Prepare cost-of-service analyses and allocate costs across customer classes
- Design rate structures, including tiered, conservation, and fixed-charge options
- Prepare capacity and connection fee and system development charge analyses
- Test customer bill impacts and affordability options
- Present recommendations to utility boards, councils, and ratepayer groups
- Contribute qualifications and past-performance narrative to AlphaGov proposals when you authorize naming
Requirements
What you’ll need- At least 5 years preparing utility rate, cost-of-service, or financial planning studies for public utilities
- Strong Excel or rate-model financial modeling skills
- Experience presenting rate recommendations to governing boards
- Comfortable as a 1099 project-based consultant
- AWWA M1 or WEF cost-of-service methods
- Electric or public power rate experience
- Impact fee or system development charge studies