The Project Controls Analyst will support utility capital programs by managing cost control, forecasting, and reporting to ensure project alignment and data integrity.

The Project Controls Analyst will manage cost control, forecasting, and reporting for utility capital programs while supporting multiple Project Managers.

The Project Engineer will oversee energy efficiency programs, validate energy savings, perform quality assurance, and liaise with stakeholders to ensure compliance and effectiveness.

The Project Manager will oversee large-scale transmission and substation projects, managing from planning to execution phase while coordinating cross-functional teams and maintaining project schedules and finances.

Lead early-stage development of large-scale transmission and substation projects, coordinating cross-functional teams and preparing for execution handoff.

The Project Development Project Manager leads early-stage development of transmission and substation projects, coordinating technical teams and managing project scope, budgets, and schedules.

The DER Integration Engineer will evaluate and integrate distributed energy resources, support electrification initiatives, and collaborate with stakeholders on grid modernization programs.

The Project Controls Scheduler will manage project schedules, coordinate with teams, analyze risks, and prepare reports for capital projects using Primavera P6.

The Senior Cost Controls Specialist/Engineer will manage project budgets, perform variance analysis, oversee invoice processing, and provide financial insights to ensure project success.

The Project Cost Engineer will manage cost controls, budgeting, bid management, and contract administration in utility capital projects, utilizing SAP software.

The Senior Project Controls Analyst will manage financial tracking, develop performance dashboards, analyze variances, and support audit readiness for energy efficiency programs.