The Sustainability Data & Energy Analyst plays a critical role in analyzing, forecasting, and optimizing the company’s energy usage, utility spend, and sustainability performance. This position leads complex data modeling, energy performance analysis, and reporting initiatives that support cost reduction, operational efficiency, carbon reduction strategies, and regulatory compliance. The ideal candidate combines strong technical analytics skills with deep knowledge of energy systems, utility data, emissions accounting and ability to communicate effectively with a wide range of colleagues, from facilities technicians to senior leaders.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 

1. Energy & Utility Data Analytics

• Collect, clean, and analyze utility and resource consumption data across facilities, assets, and operations. Resources to include, at a minimum, fuels, gases, chemicals, water, waste and energy.
• Develop dashboards, performance indicators, and analytics tools to monitor energy and resource consumption, trends, anomalies, and savings opportunities.
• Conduct variance analysis, cost modeling, and root‑cause investigations of energy performance deviations.
• Identify and quantify energy efficiency opportunities, load optimization strategies, and cost‑saving programs.
• Develop and deliver effective data-related trainings to ensure high fidelity incoming data. Conduct spot checks and check-ins with employees across global sites to confirm uptake and understanding.

2. Forecasting & Modeling

• Build and support modelling for Scopes 1, 2, 3, water and waste goals, configure models to ensure dynamic conditions are incorporated, assumptions documented, and risks to performance are evident and monitored.
• Build and maintain forecasting models for Scopes 1, 2, 3 and water, and waste.
• Build and maintain energy forecasting models for electricity, fuel, thermal energy, and peak demand, incorporating traditional and clean energy sources.
• Support financial planning with energy budget models, scenario analysis, and rate/tariff evaluations.
• Evaluate the financial and operational impacts of energy price fluctuations, weather patterns, utility programs, and operational changes.

3. Sustainability & Emissions Accounting

• Manage greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data collection, accounting, accuracy, and completeness across Scopes 1, 2, and 3.
• Prepare energy, emissions, and resource consumption data for corporate sustainability reporting (e.g., CDP, GRI, TCFD, ISSB, CSRD).
• Analyze the energy and emissions impacts of operational initiatives, equipment upgrades, and renewable energy projects.
• Develop standardized tools to direct site-level environmental accounting and reporting; whether SaaS, homegrown, or hybrid tools