4 regulatory analyst jobs at 3 companies in Owosso, MI
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Regulatory Analyst, Sr
Topeka or Brownstown or Cedar Rapids or Des Moines or Iowa City or Dubuque or Perry or Dodge City or Wichita or Ann Arbor or Novi or Lansing or Saint Johns or Wayland or Washington or Oklahoma City
HybridFull Time
ITC Great Plains: U.S. independent electricity transmission serving utilities, cooperatives, municipalities, and wholesale electricity customers.
5+ YOEBachelor’s degree or equivalent education/experience and 5+ years as a regulatory analyst or similar. Requires strong analysis, advocacy, communication, Microsoft Office skills, and travel up to 25%.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft PowerPoint
Michigan Department of Education: Official government website of the State of Michigan.
1+ YOEBachelor's degree with 12 credits in accounting, finance, or economics, or equivalent education and experience; professional financial analysis experience; spreadsheet, budget, grant, regulatory, and project management skills.
Chicago or Indianapolis or Columbus or Houston or Dallas or Milwaukee or Minneapolis or Oklahoma City or Washington or Cary or Charlotte or Bingham Farms or Troy or Louisville or Nashville or Chattanooga or Knoxville or Newport News or Virginia Beach or Arlington or Chantilly or Reston or Cincinnati or Cleveland or Fort Wayne or Fort Campbell or Saint Louis or Richmond
$62k-$96k/yrHybridFull Time
Jacobs Solutions Inc.NYSE: J: Global professional services firm for infrastructure and mission-critical projects.
2+ YOEBachelor’s degree in a relevant environmental, planning, natural resources, engineering, or policy field; 2–4 years of relevant experience; driver’s license; travel up to 20%; permitting and regulatory compliance experience required.
Microsoft Office, GIS, permitting databases, document-management systems
Departmental Analyst Trainee 9-P11 - Program Review Division
Lansing, Michigan, United States
$26-$41/hrHybridFull Time
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services: Michigan state government department providing public health, health care, family services, and public assistance to Michigan residents.
Bachelor's degree in any major or qualifying state-service experience; professional experience varies by level. Requires research, data analysis, reporting, regulatory interpretation, and policy knowledge.
Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Access, CHAMPS, Cognos, Cisco Unified Intelligence Center, Power BI, Power Apps