Engineering Analyst

Position Overview

Engineering Analyst #1045443 – Flint, Michigan. This role supports large gas distribution replacement projects by collaborating with operations, construction teams and leveraging GIS/GPS technology to manage field data and construct accurate as‑installed records.

• Integrate with Operations and construction teams during gas construction associated with large gas distribution replacement projects.
• Integrate Operations and construction teams into moderately complex projects, ensuring completion according to plan and leveraging equipment and technology for positional verifications.
• Support construction teams in the field, collecting as‑installed gas asset information using GPS antennas and GIS applications.
• Report to the Contractor Oversight Liaison and coordinate with Engineering personnel on large, complex distribution plastic gas main construction projects.
• Participate in meetings or demonstrations such as Operating Reviews, technology field demonstrations and pre‑construction meetings.
• Travel to job sites and project meetings; willing to work additional hours to meet deadlines.
• Perform other non‑essential duties as assigned.

• Technical understanding of natural gas distribution systems construction, design, record development, print reading and regulatory requirements.
• Proficiency with GIS (ESRI ArcGIS Pro, Arc Map, ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, Field Maps) and GPS antenna hardware/software.
• Ability to coordinate multiple project needs and priorities simultaneously.
• Understanding of surveying control practices and global positioning system (GPS) antenna usage.
• Strong communication, presentation and teamwork skills.
• Analytical thinking and willingness to learn new topics.
• Hands‑on experience with Utility Locator functions.
• Microsoft Office proficiency (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams).

• Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 3 years of related work experience.
• OR Associate degree with a minimum of 6 years of related work experience.
• OR High School Diploma with a minimum of 10 years of applicable work experience.

• Excavation safety (ladder safety).
• CPR/First Aid certification.
• Traffic control knowledge.
• Mandatory equipment: ladders, GPS antennas, iPad, laptop, rod extensions, paint, personal protective equipment; site vehicles on and off road.

• Medical and dental – company pays the majority.
• Vision coverage.
• Personal Time Off (PTO) program.
• Long‑term disability (100% paid).
• Life insurance (100% paid).
• 401(k) with immediate vesting and 3% dollar‑for‑dollar match.