CP

Analyst Employee Development 2

San Antonio, Bexar County
On-site
Full-time
No salary posted2 days ago
Employment type
Full-time · On-site
Posted
November 6, 2026

Hiring confidence: Sparse posting · 22/100

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We are engineers, high line workers, power plant managers, accountants, electricians, project coordinators, risk analysts, customer service operators, community representatives, safety and security specialists, communicators, human resources partners, information technology technicians and much, much more. We are 3,500 people committed to enhancing the lives of the communities we serve. Together, we are powering the growth and success of our community progress every day! Pay Grade 13 DEADLINE T…

This role is based in San Antonio, Bexar County. CPS Energy is hiring for this full-time position through Jobily, where you can check how well your resume matches the posting before you apply.

What you'll do

  • Develop and implement employee development programs and initiatives
  • Analyze workforce training needs and gaps
  • Support talent management and career development strategies
  • Coordinate with various departments including engineering, operations, accounting, IT, and safety
  • Contribute to organizational development efforts
  • Assist in creating learning and development opportunities for 3,500+ employees
  • Support HR partners in employee engagement activities

What you'll need

  • Ability to work with diverse employee groups across multiple departments
  • Understanding of utility/energy industry operations (preferred)
  • Proficiency in HR systems and analytics tools
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  • Project management capabilities

About the Company

CP

CPS Energy