Hiring Organization: Hobby Lobby

Post Name:  Utility Analyst

Qualifications: Graduation

Work Hours: 8

Salary: $20-$30/Hour

Locations:  Boise, USA

Job Description:

Hobby Lobby Stores are a privately held company looking for a bright, talented and driven individual to work in the Department of Public Services. The position is located in the corporate offices of SW 44th and Council, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Relocation assistance is not offered with this opening.

We are looking for a full time analyst. Includes responsibilities:

• Coordinate utility construction activities between construction crews and utilities.
• Investigate incoming trouble calls and move forward. Interface with internal and web-based databases for utility account startup, site updates, and troubleshooting.
• Analyze data on the uses and costs of public services. Maintain correspondence and communication with internal departments.

Job Description - Requirements

• Proficiency in computer skills (MS Office, web-based programs, etc.)
• Oral and written communication skills.
• Analytical and organizational skills.
• Commercial property/facilities/building experience desirable
• Willingness to learn innovative technologies and systems.
• Good attitude and work ethic

Full-time benefits include:

• competitive wages
• Medical, dental and prescription benefits
• 401(k) program with Company Match
• paid holidays
• Paid Personal Leave (PPTO)
• employee discount
• Life Insurance and Long Term Disability Insurance (LTD).
• Flexible spending plan
• paid holidays

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