Distribution Analyst
Southern Company
Distribution Analyst
Southern Company
Runs electric and gas utilities across the Southeast
Position Overview
The Distribution Analyst is responsible for leading and coordinating the successful delivery of business and technology initiatives that support critical operational applications across distribution operations. This role provides leadership and support for a variety of critical business applications across several organizations within distribution operations. The position requires a strong commitment to safety, effective communication skills, and limited travel. The ideal candidate is a highly technical, analytical problem-solver with advanced geospatial knowledge that can support multiple systems, applications, and end users. This role requires a self-starter with the ability to understand the goals of our programs and provide technology solutions to advance those efforts. The Distribution Analyst is responsible for providing leadership, direction, and technical support while collaborating with vendors and internal teams on new applications and enhancements to existing systems. This role plays a key part in ensuring engineering and distribution teams have the tools required to maintain grid reliability and asset data integrity. The ideal candidate will possess an understanding of GIS systems, Fulcrum, Feature Manipulation Engine (FME), Python, Arcade, JavaScript, Unifier, Power BI, Large Database Management and be capable of providing exceptional support and guidance.
Key Responsibilities
Qualifications
Development & Programming: Programming knowledge or practical work experience in languages such as Python, JavaScript, SQL, or C#.
Preferred Qualifications
Runs electric and gas utilities across the Southeast
Southern Company owns regulated electric and natural gas utilities that serve homes and businesses across the southeastern United States, chiefly through Georgia Power, Alabama Power and Mississippi Power. Its Southern Nuclear unit runs eight nuclear reactors at three plants in Georgia and Alabama for its sister utilities. The electric utilities generate power from gas, nuclear, coal, hydro and solar plants and deliver it over their own transmission and distribution lines, while state regulators set the rates customers pay and the returns the company earns. A separate gas arm distributes natural gas in several states. Southern Company was formed in 1945 and is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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