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Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst III - CPC Card

96K–120K
Partially · San Francisco, California
Posted July 26, 2026
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Overview

The Public Utilities Regulatory Analyst III supports the Public Advocates Office in advancing ratepayer interests for wildfire risk reduction. This role involves analyzing and recommending policies for utility safety, representing the office in commission proceedings, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Unique to this position is the focus on aligning risk mitigation frameworks across regulatory bodies and ensuring cost-effective wildfire mitigation strategies.

What You'll Do11

  • 1Build and design ETL pipelines using Spark and Airflow to support data-driven decision making
  • 2Lead technical reviews of Risk Asset Mitigation Phase and General Rate Case documents
  • 3Drive recommendations for consistent wildfire risk evaluation frameworks between agencies
  • 4Ship policy proposals that balance ratepayer interests with sustainable wildfire mitigation costs
  • 5Scale engagement with utility stakeholders through conferences and workshops
  • 6Analyze complex economic data to identify systemic risks and propose scalable solutions
  • 7Collaborate with engineers and legal experts to draft testimony and regulatory commentaries
  • 8Own the development of public safety power shutoff response protocols
  • 9Streamline internal processes for policy documentation and evidence-based reporting
  • 10Drive cross-departmental initiatives to enhance transparency in wildfire liability securitization
  • 11Maintain up-to-date knowledge of regulatory changes impacting utility safety standards

Requirements10

  • 15+ years building ETL pipelines with Spark and Airflow
  • 23-5 seasons leading technical and policy projects
  • 3CPC Card certification preferred
  • 45+ years experience with wildfire risk assessment tools
  • 53-5 years background in public utility regulation
  • 6Proficiency in AWS services for secure data handling
  • 7Expertise in Kubernetes for scalable application deployment
  • 8Strong ability to translate technical findings into actionable policy recommendations
  • 9Experience with SEC filings and regulatory compliance documentation
  • 10Demonstrated track record of influencing agency decisions through data-backed analysis

Salary Insight

$96 - $120k per year

Location

Typepartially
LocationSan Francisco, California

Required Skills

Policy analysisEconomic analysisAdvocacyWriting testimonyReport writingCollaborationRisk mitigationSecuritization analysisPublic Safety Power Shutoff reviewProject planning
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