Power and Energy Programs Analyst II or III

Help Keep the Lights On—And Shape the Future of Energy!

At Benton PUD, powering our community isn’t just what we do—it’s who we are. We’re looking for a curious, analytical thinker to join our team as a Power & Energy Programs Analyst (II/III)—someone who enjoys digging into data, asking the right questions, and turning insights into meaningful action. In this role, you’ll research and analyze energy programs, build models and forecasts, and develop reports that directly support strategic decisions, program implementation, and regulatory compliance.

Your work will help guide how we plan for the future, manage resources, and continue delivering reliable power to the people who depend on us every day.

If you’re energized by problem-solving, thrive on turning complex data into clear direction, and want to be part of an organization that takes pride in keeping the lights on for our community—we want to hear from you.

Apply today and be part of something that truly matters!

The successful candidate will be placed appropriate to their education, experience and ability to perform the specific position accountabilities.

$88,622 to $126,602 (Target Hiring Range: $88,622 to $ 105,502)

$97,484 to $139,262 (Target Hiring Range: $97,484 to $116,052)

The primary purpose of this position is to perform professional-level analytical work in support of the District's power supply, transmission, conservation, and distributed energy resource programs, depending on organizational assignment. Under general supervision, the position conducts research, develops analysis and models, and prepares reports and recommendations to support planning, regulatory compliance, program implementation, and strategic decision-making.

• Support the District’s mission to serve our customers and foster a positive workplace by personally choosing behavior aligned with our values and ethical code.
• Perform research and analysis related to power supply, transmission, conservation programs, and distributed energy resources to support operational and strategic initiatives.
• Develop, maintain, and utilize analytical models, forecasts, and datasets to support load forecasting, resource planning, program performance evaluation, and financial analysis.
• Support development and implementation of plans such as the resource plan, power supply plan, conservation plan, demand response plan, and related program strategies.
• Assist in ensuring compliance with applicable federal, state, and regional requirements, including but not limited to Bonneville Power Administration (BPA), Energy Independence Act (EIA), Clean Energy Transformation Act (CETA), and Climate Commitment Act (CCA), by compiling data, preparing reports, and supporting audits and filings.
• Analyze and support management of power supply, transmission, and program-related contracts, including assisting with data validation, tracking, and documentation.
• Prepare technical reports, presentations, and recommendations for management, leadership, and external stakeholders based on data analysis and research findings.
• Support development, implementation, and evaluation of conservation and distributed energy resource programs by analyzing program performance, costs, and outcomes.
• Participate in cross-functional projects and initiatives by providing analytical support, coordinating data, and contributing to project deliverables.
• Collaborate with internal departments and external organizations, such as BPA, regional forums, consultants, and other utilities, to support program and planning activities.
• Stay current on industry trends, regulatory developments, market conditions, and emerging technologies related to power supply and energy programs.
• Provide support to other analysts and departments through research, data analysis, and special projects as assigned.
• Complete special projects and other duties as assigned to meet team, department, and organizational goals.

• Lead and perform research and analysis related to power supply, transmission, conservation programs, and…