Full-Time

Business Data Analyst 1/2/Senior

Posted on 8/3/2026

Deadline 8/5/26
Constellation Energy

Constellation Energy

5,001-10,000 employees

Leading carbon-free energy producer and retailer

Compensation Overview

$60.4k - $106k/yr

+ Bonus + 401(k) match + Employee stock purchase program

Hurstbourne Acres, KY, USA + 4 more

More locations: De Pere, WI, USA | Houston, TX, USA | Chicago, IL, USA | Baltimore, MD, USA

In Person

Travel is required as necessary; in-person attendance is required for training, all-hands meetings, and other meaningful engagements.

Category
Data & Analytics (1)
Required Skills
Power BI
Microsoft Office
Python
Data Visualization
Forecasting
SQL
Salesforce
C/C++
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree is required for Business Data Analyst I, or two years of equivalent experience in lieu of the degree.
  • Business Data Analyst II requires a bachelor's degree and a minimum of two years of relevant experience, or six years of relevant experience in lieu of a four-year degree.
  • Business Data Analyst Senior requires a bachelor's degree and a minimum of five years of experience, or nine years of equivalent experience in lieu of the degree.
  • Business Data Analyst Senior requires elevated knowledge of Excel, including creating and using pivot tables, macros, and VLOOKUPs, as well as experience with the Microsoft Office Suite.
  • Business Data Analyst Senior requires reporting and dashboard knowledge in Salesforce.
  • Proficiency in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook is required for Business Data Analyst II and Senior.
  • Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and independent decision-making are required for Business Data Analyst II and Senior.
  • Exceptional written and oral communication skills, collaboration, and the ability to build rapport with employees and customers across organizational levels are required.
  • The ability to establish and maintain partnerships internally and externally with customers and channel partners is required.
  • The ability to manage multiple priorities effectively in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment is required.
  • The role requires maintaining the highest level of confidentiality for all handled information.
Responsibilities
  • Review all historical prospect usage data, interpret the data, and question inconsistencies in the historical usage.
  • Troubleshoot electronic data interchange issues and issues related to prospect usage data.
  • Retrieve historical usage from utility websites and review invoice copies for historical usage where applicable.
  • Ensure prospect historical usage from all sources is uploaded accurately to systems and flows correctly after upload.
  • Proactively identify and address data inconsistencies or gaps to mitigate potential financial risks.
  • Identify and elevate forecasting inconsistencies as needed to ensure accurate pricing.
  • Work directly with utilities when retrieving or questioning data.
  • Assist with ad hoc process-improvement requests, including cleanup projects, new-hire training, process-efficiency development, and system testing.
  • Identify and document new processes and make recommendations to leadership for improvement.
  • Travel as necessary to meet business needs.
  • Attend in person for training, all-hands meetings, and other meaningful engagements.
Desired Qualifications
  • Knowledge of SQL, Python, Power BI, Excel macros, and C++ is advantageous.
  • Previous experience in the energy industry is preferred.

Constellation Energy generates and sells carbon-free electricity in the United States, operating a wide fleet of power plants and providing energy services to homes and businesses. It uses a mix of hydro, wind, solar, and nuclear power to produce low- or zero-emission electricity and then sells that power through its retail businesses to about 2 million customers. Its integrated model combines large-scale carbon-free generation with a national retail footprint, giving it full control over clean-energy supply from production to sale and supporting its push toward net-zero emissions. The company’s goal is to eliminate 100% of its greenhouse gas emissions and speed the transition to a carbon-free economy.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$245.6M

Headquarters

Baltimore, Maryland

Founded

N/A

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What believers are saying

  • Second license renewals can extend nuclear asset lives to 80 years.
  • Data centers need firm 24/7 carbon-free power, matching Constellation's nuclear output.
  • Crane Clean Energy Center can monetize restarted nuclear capacity and local reliability.

What critics are saying

  • Unplanned nuclear outages or license delays directly impair Constellation's economic core.
  • Wholesale power price volatility can sharply compress retail margins in competitive markets.
  • Large Fortune 100 customer losses would hit revenue disproportionately fast.

What makes Constellation Energy unique

  • Largest U.S. carbon-free producer, anchored by the nation's biggest nuclear fleet.
  • Serves roughly 2 million customers, including 80% of Fortune 100 companies.
  • Operates across nuclear, hydro, wind, solar, gas, and retail energy services.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Disability Insurance

Life Insurance

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Paid Sick Leave

Wellness Program

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Performance Bonus

Relocation Assistance

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Proposed Plymouth Township data center zoning application withdrawn. 'They've withdrawn the application and this application will not proceed any further,' says Plymouth Township Zoning Officer Joel Rowe. PLYMOUTH MEETING - An application seeking zoning relief for a proposed data center in Plymouth Township was withdrawn Monday night. Attorney Edmund J. Campbell shared the development to a packed room in the early stages of Monday night's Plymouth Township Zoning Hearing Board meeting. "They've withdrawn the application and this application will not proceed any further," Plymouth Township Zoning Officer Joel Rowe told MediaNews Group after the meeting adjourned. More than 100 people were in attendance at Monday's meeting. The project proposed transforming roughly 66 acres of the old Cleveland-Cliffs plate finishing site at 900 Conshohocken Road into a data center. Developer Brian O'Neill, of MLP Ventures, had proposed retrofitting 10 buildings on the property, around 2 million square feet, and constructing a second floor inside. Ancillary generators and turbines would also be on the property, which is currently zoned as heavy industrial. It was denied a special exemption by township planning members back in September. Residents during the Sept. 19 planning agency meeting maintained a data center would be detrimental to the area, as they vocalized a number of concerns, ranging from environmental to nuisance-related. "My biggest opposition to this is that this is not in the township's strategic plan. This was never intended to remain in industrial space. It is next to a high density residential area, and having heavy industrial next to high density residential was a mistake, and it is a mistake that does not need to be continued," Plymouth Township resident Patti Smith told MediaNews Group. Data centers provide a physical location for information technology infrastructure operations, "running and delivering applications and services," according to IBM, while also managing and storing data. There were 5,426 facilities operating in the U.S. as of March 2025, according to Statista. This isn't the first local proposal for a data center. In East Vincent Township, Chester County, a Sept. 10 town hall meeting featured plans for the former Pennhurst site that included a data center and tire-burning plant. The planning commission opposed it, and area residents lambasted township supervisors for considering it. However, the application to amend the township zoning ordinance is continuing. In neighboring East Coventry Township, the operator of the Limerick Nuclear Power Plant, Constellation Energy, has purchased five parcels of land and requested the township to consider an ordinance allowing data centers. A meeting room inside the Plymouth Township building is filled on Nov. 17, 2025 as the Plymouth Township Zoning Hearing Board hears an item seeking a special exemption for a proposed data center. (Rachel Ravina - MediaNews Group) Opposition in Plymouth grows. Interest has grown in recent months, as area residents attended community meetings with O'Neill to discuss the project. Nick Liermann, of Plymouth Township, insisted "people attended, asked their questions and there were no minds changed" in relation to their opposition. The meeting room inside the Plymouth Township administration building was standing room only on Monday. People lined the walls as chairs were filled in the main and overflow rooms. "I'm also just actually really happy that everyone did show up tonight, because I think this is the silver lining... is that this community has come together in a way that I didn't even think possible," Smith said. As proceedings related to the case got underway, Zoning Hearing Board Solicitor David Sander went over the ground rules for the case and "parties" were established. Campbell had initially requested the matter be postponed until the township's next zoning meeting in December. "Everyone knew this was happening. To wait for all these people from the community to come, taking time out of their evening to show up, appear and express their opinions, and to now ask for a continuance feels disingenuous, especially when it's not based on any new information or any changes to what was presented before," Liermann said. Heather Fine, an attorney representing the property owner, Cleveland-Cliffs Plate Inc., countered "there is no standing for the prospective buyer to proceed with the application this evening, that that authority was not extended to the prospective buyer from the owner." "There is no LOI in place. So as far as the... owners of the property [are] concerned, there's no authority or standing for this hearing to go forward," Fine said. Campbell insisted that O'Neill "delivered a signed agreement of sale to the owner this evening," but Fine said that document "had red line changes" that "have not been accepted by my client." "I don't think we have a choice but to continue the matter, because right now we have a technical legal issue between the applicant and the owner of the property as to whether the applicant has a legal standing to proceed," Sander said. Zoning Hearing Board members went into a lengthy executive session, and adjourned shortly after Campbell said the application had been withdrawn. O'Neill was not present on Monday. "I think it was inappropriate for the developer to come before this panel and essentially waste the community's time," Smith told MediaNews Group. It's unclear whether O'Neill will move forward, but Smith said she and others will continue speaking out in opposition against the data center. "I think we're going to keep going with this... with the trend that everyone wants data centers now, I don't think that this is the end of this," she said. "But we're going to keep organizing the community so that they get all the information they need." RevContent feed.

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