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Meter Analyst Jobs in Kentucky (NOW HIRING)

Experience analyzing large networks of submeters and identifying data-quality, connectivity, configuration, and performance issues. Working knowledge of meter installation, commissioning ...

$54K - $70K/yr

By bringing your deep technical acumen, rigorous root-cause analysis, and vendor management expertise to Meter, you will unburden our design teams, build a robust quality culture across our supply ...

... analytics, monitoring solutions, leak detection, or water quality solutions.* Investor-owned utility environments and regulated industries.* Salesforce or similar CRM platforms.### Why Badger Meter?

Perform AMI data-quality and installation-data reviews, including meter and endpoint information, reads, work-order data, photos, and related field records. * Analyze operational reports, exceptions ...

$97K - $165K/yr

Works with the CSC Quality Assurance (QA) Team and the CSAs to review and analyze system generated reports on meter reading problems, route status completion, field activity completions, and ...

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$105K/yr

National Meter Accounting Tracking System, Address Management System. Web Box Accounting and ... Analysis Review revenue fraud complaints, referrals, data, and related information; Evaluate and ...

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The Analyst will issue a settlement report per the requirements in the Leeward protocols. Essential ... Send daily power meter data validations to counterparties while adhering to market deadlines.

Gas meter installation design. * Small Commercial Distribution Design Overhead and Underground ... analysis, and system capacity evaluations Review and interpret engineering drawings, maps, and ...

... meter natural gas power generation and battery energy storage. * Conduct financial analysis to support strategic initiatives, capital strategy, liquidity planning, and the assessment of downside and ...

$19.50 - $24.25/hr

Manage the emergency materials list and corresponding semi-annual review, quarterly meter review ... ABC analysis, and accounting debit/credit standards. * Experience with project activities that ...

Conducting GC/MS (Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry) analysis to determine the chemical ... Perform regular calibration and maintenance of instruments including balances, pH meter, rheology ...

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$65K - $90K/yr

The Senior Analyst will be responsible for managing a portfolio of early-stage development rooftop ... Knowledge of behind-the-meter and Utility interconnections. * Understanding of Purchase Order ...

Perform business analysis projects using advanced techniques (e.g., predictive analytics, scenario ... Experience & understanding of meter-to-cash business processes, customer account management ...

Volt Meter, Ohm Meter, Oscilloscope, Spectrum Analyzer, Multi-meter, and Impedance Meter. 10. Assists with preventive maintenance of customer equipment. 11. Responsible for accurate tracking on time ...

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Meter Analyst information

What is a meter analyst?

A meter analyst is a professional responsible for inspecting, testing, and maintaining utility meters such as gas, electric, or water meters to ensure accurate readings. They often work in field environments, use specialized tools, and may require technical certifications or training to perform calibration and troubleshooting tasks.

What cities in Kentucky are hiring for Meter Analyst jobs?

Cities in Kentucky with the most Meter Analyst job openings:

Metering & Energy Solutions Lead

On-site

KODE Labs
51 - 200 employees

Other

PTO

Posted 8 days ago


Job description

  • Date Opened 07/23/2026
  • Country United States
Job Description

We are seeking a Metering & Energy Solutions Lead to support the implementation and delivery of metering, utility, and energy-management solutions for enterprise real estate clients.

The role requires deep experience with utility meters, submeters, interval data, meter hierarchies, tenant billing, and portfolio-scale metering infrastructure. The successful candidate will work directly with clients to configure meter relationships, validate data, identify metering issues, support allocation methodologies, and translate operational requirements into scalable software workflows.

This position will also work closely with product, engineering, data, implementation, and customer success teams to improve platform functionality based on real-world client deployments.

Key Responsibilities

Lead the configuration and validation of utility meters, submeters, virtual meters, parent-child meter relationships, and portfolio metering hierarchies.

Support client onboarding, data mapping, system configuration, testing, deployment, and ongoing optimization.

Analyze interval and submeter data to identify gaps, duplicate readings, flatlines, spikes, negative values, synchronization issues, unit inconsistencies, and other anomalies.

Reconcile utility meters with submeters and evaluate whether downstream consumption aligns with whole-building usage.

Support tenant billing and utility allocation workflows, including direct metering, submetering, proportional allocation, RUBS, fixed allocation, and virtual-meter calculations.

Review meter installations, configurations, communication pathways, data collection processes, and system dependencies.

Work with clients and internal teams to diagnose issues across meters, gateways, data platforms, integrations, and analytical outputs.

Translate metering, billing, and operational requirements into software configurations, calculation logic, workflows, and product requirements.

Develop clear reporting and insights related to meter performance, consumption, demand, data quality, tenant usage, and building-level energy performance.

Provide implementation feedback and recommendations to product and engineering teams to improve meter management, validation, allocation, and analytics capabilities.

Create reusable standards, configuration guidance, validation rules, and implementation methodologies for portfolio-scale deployments.

Requirements

Significant experience with utility meters, submeters, interval data, or advanced metering infrastructure.

Strong understanding of meter hierarchies, parent-child relationships, virtual meters, aggregation, allocation, and whole-building reconciliation.

Experience configuring or managing tenant billing, utility allocation, or cost-recovery processes.

Experience analyzing large networks of submeters and identifying data-quality, connectivity, configuration, and performance issues.

Working knowledge of meter installation, commissioning, communications, gateways, data acquisition, and backend platform configuration.

Ability to analyze interval data and distinguish between operational anomalies, metering errors, and legitimate changes in building usage.

Experience supporting software implementation, client delivery, technical consulting, or managed services.

Ability to translate complex metering requirements into clear system configurations and product recommendations.

Strong analytical, troubleshooting, client communication, and cross-functional collaboration skills.

Preferred Qualifications

Experience with electric, natural gas, water, thermal, and other building utility meters.

Familiarity with common metering protocols, gateways, APIs, and data-acquisition platforms.

Experience with tenant billing systems, utility bill management platforms, energy-management software, or building-management systems.

Familiarity with SQL, Python, Power BI, Tableau, or comparable analytical tools.

Knowledge of demand, load profiles, baseload, peak usage, energy intensity, and building-performance analytics.

Why Join KODE
  • Massive Impact: Your work directly informs the efficiency and sustainability efforts of some of the world's largest real estate portfolios, delivering tangible value that matters .
  • Real Ownership: You'll own the full lifecycle of energy data deployment, influencing data standards, product roadmaps, and client strategy.
  • Velocity & Support: We move fast and hold high standards, believing in continuous improvement and providing the resources needed to succeed.
  • Growth Trajectory: As the energy module scales rapidly, so will this role. You'll be a foundational member of the growing Mission Control team.
  • Merit-Driven Culture: Your results speak louder than your resume. Good ideas win, regardless of where they come from.
  • Competitive salary based on experience
  • Discretionary Bonus Program
  • Dynamic team and challenging projects
  • Flexible Paid Time Off
  • Welcoming and friendly work environment
  • Regular social events and activities

We're building a diverse team from different backgrounds, industries, and perspectives. We believe the best ideas come from varied experiences, and we're committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone can do their best work.

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