Jobs at Essential Utilities

Company overview provided; specific engineer responsibilities not listed. Role is within water, wastewater, and natural gas operations supporting sustainable growth, operational excellence, and community service.

Manage reliable operation, maintenance, regulatory compliance, safety, budgets, and staffing of water/wastewater treatment facilities. Oversee training, asset management, preventative maintenance, emergency planning, reporting, and community/regulatory relations.

As a Project Engineer II, you will manage capital projects for water and wastewater systems, ensuring sustainability and compliance, while collaborating with teams and stakeholders.

Lead financial forecasting, budgeting, and long-range planning; support regulatory proceedings (PUCO) including rate case analyses and testimony support; ensure regulatory accounting compliance (ASC 980); evaluate acquisitions and capital in rate base; liaise with regulators, legal counsel, and internal teams to implement regulatory outcomes.

The Fitter installs, operates, and maintains natural gas piping systems, including setting meters and repairing leaks, while operating heavy equipment.

The Lead Total Rewards Analyst manages compensation programs, conducts market analysis, and supports benefits administration while collaborating with HR and finance teams.

Develops and delivers technical training, ensures compliance, supports supervisors with training needs, investigates issues, and maintains training records.

The Project Engineer I will provide engineering support for water and wastewater projects, managing project lifecycles, and coordinating capital plans.

The Total Rewards Analyst will manage benefit and compensation programs, focusing on retirement benefits, HRIS processes, and data analytics to enhance employee engagement and ensure effective communication of total rewards strategies.

Serve as a strategic HR partner to business leaders, leading employee and labor relations (including unionized workforces), conducting investigations, workforce planning, succession planning, and partnering with HR Centers of Excellence. Use data analysis and financial modeling to influence decisions, coach leaders on performance and development, and design programs to improve engagement and business outcomes. Travel approximately 10%.

Provide in-house legal counsel to company business units and subsidiaries on contracts, acquisitions, litigation, employment, real estate, and utility regulatory matters; manage outside counsel, draft and negotiate acquisition and corporate documents, maintain legal matter management and e-billing systems, review laws/regulations, and report to senior leadership.

Supervise efficient, compliant, and economical operation of wastewater treatment facilities. Manage staff scheduling, training, SOPs, process control, budgets, regulatory reporting (MORs, DMRs, RDCs, turbidity), lab quality control, incident investigations, and cross-department support.

The Accountant III performs complex accounting activities focusing on revenue cycle, financial reporting, audit support, and account reconciliations.

The Administrative Assistant I role involves managing office functions, tracking expenses, preparing reports, and providing customer service support. Responsibilities include data organization, invoice preparation, and communication with various stakeholders.

The Business Development Manager works to expand Aqua Texas's services by developing connections with residential developers and stakeholders to identify new business opportunities.

The Application Developer II designs, develops, and maintains applications, collaborates with stakeholders, troubleshoots issues, and ensures code quality.

The Safety Specialist II manages Aqua's safety program, ensuring compliance with OSHA regulations, conducts audits, delivers training, and engages employees in safety practices while overseeing budgets and safety-related capital projects.

Manage and oversee the operations of water treatment facilities, ensuring compliance with regulations, budgets, and safety programs while training personnel and maintaining operational integrity.

The Project Engineer will manage design and construction coordination for water and wastewater improvement projects while ensuring regulatory compliance and project financial oversight.

The Payroll Analyst processes payroll for various divisions, ensuring accuracy and compliance. Responsibilities include data validation, general ledger reconciliation, responding to payroll inquiries, and preparing payroll reports.