Jobs at Chesapeake Utilities Corporation

Responsible for planning and coordinating projects valued at $10M-$40M in gas distribution and transmission, ensuring compliance and alignment with goals.

The SAP EAM Technical Lead oversees the implementation of SAP EAM solutions, managing technical teams and ensuring master data governance while optimizing asset management.

The Data Architect leads cloud-based data architecture projects, designs data solutions, oversees data integration, ensures data quality, and mentors teams.

As a financial analyst, you'll analyze financial results, create reports, perform forecasting, and provide insights to guide management decisions.

The Designer will work in the Engineering Department, focusing on regulatory affairs and facility design, managing construction projects, and ensuring compliance with standards and regulations.

The Accounts Manager II identifies and develops new business opportunities in energy, manages customer relationships, and coordinates marketing efforts while maintaining compliance and excellent service delivery.

The Manager of Quality and Continuous Improvement will oversee corrective action programs, manage investigations, and lead a team in ensuring quality, safety, and compliance.

The Regulatory Analyst IV develops regulatory accounting understanding, prepares filings, and supports regulatory rate proceedings while collaborating with internal and external stakeholders.

As a Regulatory Analyst III, you will support regulatory rate proceedings by preparing filings, performing financial analysis, and collaborating with regulatory bodies. You'll analyze tariffs, assist with strategic regulatory planning, and contribute to process improvements.

The Investor Relations Analyst supports the Head of Investor Relations by communicating the company's financial strategies, conducting market analysis, and managing investor engagement activities.

The Manager of Electric Operations oversees electricity generation and distribution, ensuring safety, compliance, and efficient operations while managing multiple teams and regulatory activities.

The Accounts Payable Specialist III manages advanced accounts payable tasks, supports SAP transition, resolves discrepancies, ensures compliance, and trains junior staff.

The Accounts Payable Specialist II processes vendor invoices, resolves discrepancies, supports month-end close activities, and enhances AP processes and systems.

The Corrosion Technician I monitors and mitigates corrosion in pipelines, conducts surveys, evaluates protective coatings, and assists in regulatory audits, ensuring compliance with safety standards.

The Operations Technician I is responsible for installation, maintenance, and safety operation of gas lines, customer service tasks, and equipment upkeep. Duties include reading meters, investigating gas leaks, and assisting higher-level technicians.

The SCADA Specialist II is responsible for designing, building, and maintaining SCADA systems, ensuring cybersecurity, troubleshooting issues, and collaborating with various departments.

The intern will assist in improving natural gas supply files, streamline processes, and handle forecasting, billing, and filing consolidation.

The Operations Analyst collaborates with construction teams to analyze financial data, create project work orders, maintain schedules, and prepare reports. Responsibilities include financial analysis, coordinating with project managers, and ensuring accurate project documentation.

The Manager, Project Controls oversees capital project budgets, ensuring cost management aligns with financial requirements, performs variance reporting, and drives continuous improvement in processes while building team relationships.

The Director of Accounting oversees accounting for utility operations, ensuring compliance with regulations, leading a team, and supporting financial reporting and rate cases.