Senior Regulatory Analyst

What You\'ll Do This position involves research, analysis, technical and persuasive writing, and written and oral presentations for utility consumer advocacy in such forums as the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). It also involves drafting testimony and cross‑examination in hearings. The employee will work with analysts, attorneys, retained experts and others on projects and legal cases for residential consumer protection. Day‑to‑Day Responsibilities Analyze and dissect complex economic issues in utility filings. Deep dive into revenue requirements, including rate base, operations and maintenance (O&M), depreciation, and taxes. Assess the impact of proposed rate changes on residential consumer bills. Represent the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel (OCC) as a witness in regulatory proceedings (standard rate cases, alternative ratemaking, grid modernization, capex riders, etc.). Leverage your financial expertise to analyze financial statements and rate of return models (i.e., Capital Asset Pricing Model, Discounted Cash Flow). Utilize industry‑leading market intelligence platforms to stay ahead of trends (S&P Global). Collaborate with the PUCO, utilities, and consumer advocates to reach fair settlements. Become familiar with PJM energy and capacity markets including standard service offers and auctions. Manage and improve a database of historical tariffs. Assist in crafting public comments and legal discovery requests. Build strong relationships with regulators and advocate for consumer interests. Stay current on industry developments through conferences and training. Partner effectively with legal, public affairs, and operations departments. Share your expertise and insights with leadership. Guide and mentor analytical department interns. Qualifications Preferred candidate will have 10+ years of experience in utility regulations. This experience should include familiarity with utility regulatory proceedings, accounting, finance, rate‑making principles, economics, and/or equivalent experience. Candidates should be familiar with working with and synthesizing large datasets. Experience that includes familiarity with federal and state electric policy, electric wholesale and retail markets, transmission regulatory issues, and fundamentals of utility regulation is preferred. Applicants should demonstrate excellence in oral and written communications, including persuasive writing and making technical issues understandable. A thorough knowledge of Microsoft Office programs (including Excel, Word, and Outlook), online research, and other technology used in consumer advocacy is expected. Applicants must have at least a bachelor's degree in business administration, accounting, finance, or economics or other related degree. A graduate degree is preferred in such study areas. Organization Ohio Consumers' Counsel Agency Contact Name and Information View phone number on click.appcast.io Unposting Date Apr 19, 2026, 11:59:00 PM Work Location Ohio Consumers' Counsel Primary Location United States of America – OHIO – Franklin County – Columbus Compensation Negotiable within state government standards Schedule Full-time Work Hours 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Classified Indicator Unclassified Union Exempt from Union Primary Job Skill Accounting and Finance Technical Skills Accounting and Finance Professional Skills Presenting, Teamwork Agency Overview The Ohio Consumers' Counsel advocates and educates to secure for Ohioans affordable, reliable and equitable residential utility services that are essential to their well‑being. About Us The Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel, the State’s voice for millions of Ohio residential utility consumers, seeks an employee with a passion for public service to serve as Federal‑State Energy Analyst in the Analytical Department. This position is an opportunity to help consumers, including at‑risk and low‑income Ohioans, regarding their electric services (with some involvement in natural gas services). Since the legislature created the agency in 1976, we have sought lower utility bills and reliable utility service for residential consumers. At OCC, we put Consumers First. #J-18808-Ljbffr State of Ohio