Forms & Records Analyst

WASHINGTON UTILITIES AND TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION

Respect. Professionalism. Integrity. Accountability.

Salary Consideration:
Range 47, Step A ($51,600) – Step L ($67,704) annually.

The starting employment offer will be determined based on the successful candidates’ qualifications. Typically Step M of the pay range is a longevity step.

This recruitment is open until November 24, 2026, at 11:59pm.

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) seeks to fill the role of Forms and Records Analyst 3 within the Records Management section of the Administrative Services Division. This is a non-permanent appointment and is expected to last up to 12 months.

Although this is a hybrid opportunity, the successful incumbent must reside within Washington state and must be available to report to the Lacey, Washington headquarters building when needed.

Local travel, mostly within Thurston County, may be required to attend training and meetings.

To protect the people of Washington by ensuring that investor-owned utility and transportation services are safe, equitable, available, reliable, and fairly priced.

We strive to achieve equitable and fair outcomes for both consumers and regulated companies. We prioritize inclusion and belonging in the workplace.

• UTC fosters an environment of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, while striving to hire and retain a workforce from the communities we serve.
• We place importance on a healthy balance between personal and professional lives; offering flexible work schedules, wellness programs, and mobile/telework opportunities.
• Through the state, our employees (and their families) are offered options for medical, dental, vision and basic life insurance.
• We offer enrollment into the state retirement programs and a deferred compensation plan.
• Full-time and part-time employees are entitled to paid holidays and one paid personal holiday per calendar year.

• Analyze, process, and manage incoming regulatory filings and associated records across multiple industries and systems, ensuring compliance with statutory, regulatory, and procedural requirements.
• Coordinate the day-to-day production, access, distribution, maintenance, and integrity of manual and electronic public records, including creating and managing records in alternative electronic formats (e.g., Adobe PDF).
• Establish rule making and adjudicative dockets at the request of administrative law division staff and ensure accurate records creation within the case management system.
• Review filings for compliance with Title 80 and Title 81 RCW, WAC 480-07, and applicable filing rules; identify deficiencies; determine corrective actions; and communicate requirements to regulated entities.
• Coordinate daily receipt, review, and distribution of legal documents for all regulated companies involved in agency proceedings.
• Interpret and apply procedural rules, prehearing orders, and statutory requirements to determine filing compliance and service obligations.
• Communicate with parties regarding filing deficiencies and required remedies, exercising independent judgment within established rules.
• Ensure accurate and timely distribution of documents to commission staff and appropriate parties.
• Formally process public records requests and coordinate records retrieval, disclosure, and compliance activities in accordance with the Public Records Act and agency policy.
• Provide administrative and records support for Commission Open Meetings and hearings, ensuring accurate documentation and records integrity.
• Provide coverage at the records counter and main phone line, coordinate visitor access, and…