Come join us at Bandera Electric Cooperative (BEC) and BEC Fiber, where we are lighting the grid to empower our members!
Help us Reimagine Rural America!
Bandera Electric Cooperative proudly distributes electricity to members across seven counties in Central Texas. The BEC Fiber division began offering 100% fiber broadband in 2017 and currently provides fiber internet service to members and subscribers in eight counties in the Texas Hill Country.
We offer Highly Competitive Wages and a Generous Benefit Package!! (no waiting period – benefits start on first day). Paid time off and ten paid holidays.
BEC is seeking a Data Analyst who turns the cooperative’s energy and demand-response data into clear reports, dashboards, and analysis that support day-to-day program decisions and season performance. Working within the Demand Response Program and the broader Energy Services team, this role builds and maintains the recurring reporting the program relies on, analyzes trends and outcomes, and prepares the data views that feed scheduling, go/no-go, and bid decisions. This position reports to the Energy Services Director, with program work directed by the Demand Response Program Manager. It supports program decisions; it does not own the bid-approval, capacity-certification, or validation steps that the program reserves to other roles. A working knowledge of electric power distribution and demand-response concepts is expected.
Essential Job Duties
- Build and maintain demand-response performance dashboards and recurring reports — event count, thermostat and battery participation, estimated MWh, member savings, and 4CP versus non-4CP value — benchmarked against the prior-year baseline
- Validate all reports and dashboards for data accuracy before distribution
- Maintain documentation for all reporting solutions, including data sources, logic, and refresh schedules
- Update reports and dashboards promptly when underlying data or program needs change
- Analyze event outcomes, enrollment trends, and forecast accuracy; surface anomalies and trends
- Prepare the data views that inform the weekly schedule, the monthly bid cycle, and the season benchmark
- Build lightweight, self-serve connections (Power Query, scheduled refreshes, direct queries) to pull program data for reporting and benchmarking
- Do not build or own production pipelines feeding the bid or validation path; durable, shared data infrastructure remains with the data and reconciliation engineer