Transmission Analyst I
Industry: Electric Utility / Transmission Operations
Experience Level: Entry to Mid-Level
Function: Project Support / Transmission Operations / Survey & Mapping

Position Summary
The Transmission Analyst I provides analytical and administrative support to the Transmission Survey and Mapping workgroup. This role supports capital and O&M (Operations & Maintenance) projects by assisting with cost estimates, schedule tracking, project reporting, and administrative coordination.

The ideal candidate is highly organized, detail-oriented, and capable of managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced utility environment.

Key Responsibilities
Project Management Support
Provide project management support for transmission-related capital and O&M projects

Assist in maintaining project timelines, objectives, and stakeholder communications

Track project progress and support documentation efforts

Cost Estimating & Financial Support
Prepare and support development of survey department cost estimates

Assist with budget tracking for capital and O&M work

Analyze cost variances and schedule exceptions

Schedule & Performance Analysis
Monitor project schedules and identify deviations

Analyze schedule exceptions and recommend corrective actions

Support reporting of project performance metrics

Administrative Support
Provide administrative support for Transmission Survey/Mapping workgroup, including:

Timesheet processing

Expense processing

Record management

Maintain organized project documentation and reporting files

Required Qualifications
Strong organizational and analytical skills

Excellent problem-solving abilities

Strong written and verbal communication skills across all organizational levels

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including:

Word

Excel

Access

Ability to manage multiple tasks with shifting priorities

Preferred Qualifications
Experience supporting project management in a utility or infrastructure environment

Familiarity with capital project processes

Experience with cost tracking and schedule analysis