Gas Pipeline Scheduler

The Gas Pipeline Scheduler will gather, maintain, coordinate and balance volumes of gas to be transported through FERC regulated on-system pipelines and facilities. This position will be directly responsible for and balancing all transportation volume activities for assigned EnLink controlled facilities. The Gas Pipeline Scheduler will also be directly responsible for the daily verification and monitoring of scheduled volumes and imbalances for assigned systems. Duties include:

• Develop an extensive working knowledge of Company owned FERC regulated pipeline systems in order to understand opportunities for transportation efficiencies.
• Handle all aspects of Nominations on company's Electronic Bulletin Board ("EBB").
• Ensure that all daily and monthly gas nomination procedures, including third party EBB's, are complied with, and all nominations and confirmations are handled in timely order.
• Keep EBB vendor advised of any issues with EBB.
• Monitor and report daily receipts and deliveries at interconnects for imbalance positions. Provide recommendations to eliminate imbalance positions and minimize forward exposure.
• Work closely with Transportation Manager to ensure all contracts and deals are correctly structured to support our operations.
• Enter all relevant data associated with transactions into the transaction management system, volumetrically balance the systems as required, and manage the volume flow through the system ensuring all arrangements and nominations are properly reflected.
• Maintain close communication with accounting in order to ensure accurate and timely accounting documents are created and delivered to appropriate counterparty.
• After hours and weekend rotation coverage is required.

• College Degree.
• 1-3 years experience covering all phases of the commercial natural gas industry required.
• Knowledge of the natural gas pipeline grid and pricing relationships is preferred.
• Proficiency with Excel required.
• Experience with pipeline system balancing procedures required.
• Understand volume imbalances, OBA's, transport statements, pipeline tariffs, and EBB applications.
• Understanding of operational issues associated with larger, FERC regulated systems having various interstate pipeline connectivity.
• Understanding of pipeline operations including pressures, flow rates and capacity issues.
• Ability to communicate and cooperate with field personnel on operational issues.
• Experience with deal transaction systems and related gas pathing methods.
• Candidate must demonstrate a very strong understanding and appreciation for working in a team environment and display an ability to gain strong commitment to the Company's mission, vision, and values.