City of College Station

AMI Analyst

City of College Station  •  $79k - $115k/yr  •  College Station, TX (Onsite)  •  4 hours ago
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Job Description

Posting number: 2602609

Department: Electric Department

Job classification: AMI Analyst

Posting type: Open

Categories: Utilities

Summary

Under general direction of the Electric AMI Supervisor, the AMI Analyst ensures the peak operational reliability of the Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and Meter Data Management (MDM) systems. This role acts as a critical technical bridge, maintaining seamless data connections between AMI and other vital utility systems, including OMS, GIS, CIS, and SCADA. The AMI Analyst collaborates across IT, Utility Customer Service, and Electric divisions to optimize customer usage data delivery, while providing essential technical training and support to AMI Metering Technicians.

Examples of duties

  1. Train AMI metering staff in the installation, operation, tracking, maintenance, and testing of AMI metering equipment; ensuring adherence to standards and procedures.
  2. Coordinate cross-functionally across utility departments to optimize system performance and resolve issues; specifically, collaborate with SCADA to maintain the AMI communications network, partner with the Metering Foreman on three-phase AMI metering, work with Engineering to develop advanced power data analytics, and support the Energy division in resolving data-related customer inquiries.
  3. Assist in the preparation of budgetary proposals for AMI system enhancements and technology upgrades, ensuring strict compliance with City purchasing requirements.
  4. Oversee and maintain system wide meter read accuracy; evaluate system performance to ensure accurate consumption and demand data is available by close of each billing cycle.
  5. Track and monitor the installation, removal, and retirement of AMI metering equipment to ensure accurate asset inventory and data integrity.
  6. Collaborate with Engineers, SCADA, Utility Customer Service, GIS, and management to develop ways to best utilize AMI information to drive operational improvements.
  7. Execute comprehensive system administration for AMI, MDM, and field programming platforms; direct the lifecycle maintenance, testing, and deployment of firmware upgrades and meter profiles to ensure optimal network performance and security.
  8. Perform other duties as assigned, including, but not limited to, acting as the AMI Supervisor in their absence.

Qualifications

Required:

Associate of Applied Science or a related technical field and two (2) years experience related to area of assignment; or a combination of education and experience

Valid Texas Driver License

Strong analytical skills

Proficiency in Excel, SQL, GIS and data visualization tools

Knowledge of database and data management principles

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Available for emergency response for AMI related issues. Must maintain a residence within a 40 minute response time of the Utility Service Center within 6 months of accepting position.

Preferred:

Bachelor’s Degree in applied science or related field

Advanced computer application skills

Knowledge of utility billing, customer service, electric metering and/or RF (radio frequency) technologies

Supplemental information

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:

Drug Screening: Due to the safety and/or security sensitive nature of this position, individuals shall be subject to pre-employment or pre-placement drug and/or controlled substance testing as outlined in City policy.

City of College Station

About City of College Station

College Station, Texas, is home to more than 130,000 people from all walks of life. Our city is a combination of pure Texas and cultures from around the world, with Texas A&M University as our anchor. Here are just a few reasons why you should be here:

Fastest Growing Cities Everyone Wants To Move To - Simplemost (2021)

No. 20, Fastest-Growing Cities in U.S. - WalletHub (2020)

No. 1, Best-Performing Small Cities in Texas - Milken Institute (2021)

No. 21, Best-Performing Small Cities in America - Milken Institute (2021)

No. 5, Texas Cities Best Positioned for Economic Advancement - LendEDU (2019)

The 12 Texas cities everyone is the country is moving to - Business Insider (2020)

No. 6, Least-Tenured Homeowners in U.S. - Inman (2020)

No. 3, Best Small Cities in Texas - BestCities.org (2021)

No. 12, Best Public Schools in America - Niche (2021)

No. 25, Best Cities in America to Raise a Family - Stacker (2021)

No. 24, Nations Top 25 Places to Live - Niche (2021)

No. 21, Best Cities to Raise a Family - Niche (2021)

No. 6, Best Small College Towns in America - WalletHub (2020)

No. 15, Cities with the Best Public Schools in America - Niche (2020)

No. 4, Best Cities in Texas to Live - Livability (2020)

No. 25, Best Cities in America to Raise a Family - Niche (2020)

No. 26, Best Cities to Live in America - Niche (2020)

Best Place in Texas to Live on a Fixed Income -- GoBankingRates (2019)

No. 1, Best Places in Texas to Retire -- CNBC (2018)

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Industry
Government & Public Safety
Company Size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
College Station, Texas
Year Founded
1938
Website
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