Skilled in resource adequacy, compliance analysis, and working with utility data? Put your expertise to work supporting grid reliability across the West.
Western Power Pool is hiring a Resource Adequacy Analyst to join our team in Portland, OR!
Key Details:
Who We Are: Western Power Pool (WPP) is a non-profit organization that helps keep the lights on by ensuring power utilities in the West achieve maximum benefits from coordinated operations. Our work is customer-driven, relationship-based, and collaborative.
We’ve been serving the energy sector for over 80 years and are at the forefront of ensuring the reliability and security of the power grid while spearheading the integration of renewable energy sources. As a leader in the energy sector, we manage power generation and transmission across multiple states, facilitate competitive energy markets, and foster innovation to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
To learn more, check out our website: https://www.westernpowerpool.org/
Western Power Pool is an equal-opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are dedicated to creating an inclusive atmosphere for all employees.
Who You Are: You are an energy industry professional who understands how resource adequacy, grid reliability, and market rules come together. You are detail‑oriented and analytical, while also collaborative and comfortable working with utilities, program participants, and internal teams. You communicate clearly, manage competing priorities effectively, and approach complex data and regulatory requirements with a practical, problem‑solving mindset. You are motivated by mission‑driven work and want to play a direct role in supporting reliable power across the Western Interconnection.
Qualifications include:
Preferred Qualifications:
What You’ll Do: In this role, you will support the Western Resource Adequacy (WRAP) Forward Showing Program by analyzing data, reviewing compliance submissions, and working directly with WRAP Participants. You will validate forward showing and transmission data, perform capacity and deliverability analyses, and help ensure compliance with WRAP Tariff and Business Practice Manual requirements. You will collaborate closely with internal teams, resolve data issues with participants, and prepare clear, defensible analyses and reports for WRAP committees, leadership, and stakeholders, directly contributing to grid reliability across the West.
Additional responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
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