Jobs at FirstEnergy

Serves as a project scheduling subject matter expert for complex capital projects and portfolio initiatives. Develops, maintains, analyzes, and communicates integrated schedules using Primavera P6; monitors progress, manages resources, produces reports, assesses schedule risks, supports mitigation planning, and collaborates with project teams. The role also provides scheduling guidance, promotes process improvement, maintains data integrity, and follows established project management and scheduling standards.

Supervise back-office billing employees supporting three operating companies, ensuring timely, accurate, and compliant billing. Monitor performance, reports, training, employee development, and policy adherence. Coordinate billing activities with Legal, Compliance, Contact Center, meter, and corporate teams; resolve complex customer inquiries; support emergency storm response and dispatcher operations; and contribute to special projects and testing.

Develop and maintain automated web, API, and mobile application tests using TypeScript and Playwright. Integrate test automation into Azure DevOps CI/CD pipelines, manage SQL Server test data, create test plans, monitor testing metrics, and promote quality best practices. Collaborate with business analysts and developers in an Agile environment, participate in sprint planning, assess testing risks, and mentor manual testers and other automation resources.

Journey Line Workers build, maintain, test, repair, and restore overhead and underground electric distribution systems. Duties include pole climbing, cable installation and splicing, transformer and switch equipment work, substation switching, troubleshooting, operating bucket trucks and hydraulic equipment, driving to job sites, and supporting crew leadership and apprentice training. The role requires extensive outdoor work, physical lifting, work at heights and around energized circuits, travel, extended hours, and compliance with safety and training requirements.

Plans and schedules electric utility construction, maintenance, trouble, and service work. Manages work queues, crew and vehicle assignments, permits, materials, switching orders, utility locates, timelines, and contingencies. Analyzes productivity, backlog, budgets, forecasts, and operational metrics while supporting process improvements and regulatory compliance. Coordinates with operations, planners, contractors, customers, and management, and assists with emergency and storm-related activities requiring travel to various locations.

Engineer, administer, optimize, and support enterprise SIEM platforms and security monitoring capabilities. Develop detection rules, automation, integrations, and response solutions; manage platform upgrades and patching; support cybersecurity incidents; collaborate with infrastructure, cloud, network, identity, operational technology, and application teams; maintain technical documentation; and participate in on-call support and cybersecurity technology projects.

Leads development and execution of a 1,200 MW gas-fired combined-cycle power plant. Responsibilities include site selection, permitting, environmental assessments, fuel and water procurement, grid interconnection, land rights, contracts, budgets, schedules, procurement, project controls, risk management, compliance, and stakeholder coordination. The role leads cross-functional teams and external partners while ensuring safety, regulatory adherence, financing readiness, and timely, cost-effective project delivery.

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Commission and support SCADA and RTU equipment for a real-time, 24/7 transmission Energy Management System. Coordinate engineering, commissioning, scheduling, troubleshooting, point-to-point checkouts, configuration management, regulatory compliance, asset lifecycle maintenance, and field support. Collaborate across FirstEnergy teams to implement system improvements and develop expertise in transmission operations and electric utility processes.

Provides clerical and administrative support at a utility service center, including data processing, records maintenance, mail distribution, telephone reception, invoice processing, correspondence, reports, presentations, scheduling, travel arrangements, and customer follow-up. The role requires accurate, timely work, confidentiality, effective communication, organization, independent judgment, teamwork, and commitment to workplace safety.

Supports accounting policy, financial close, journal entries, cost settlement, capitalization, reconciliations, SOX controls, audits, regulatory filings, and Energy Delivery accounting processes. The role provides guidance on capital versus operating expenses, develops controls and procedures, analyzes financial data, supports system integrations, and collaborates across accounting and finance teams. It requires strong knowledge of SAP, GAAP, FERC accounting, financial reporting, and utility work-management processes.

Plans and schedules substation maintenance, construction, and capital projects. Coordinates crews, contractors, materials, equipment, switching orders, work packages, and project deliverables. Tracks work queues, backlogs, costs, invoices, compliance documentation, and performance metrics. Maintains asset and mapping records, supports utility software systems, assists with regulatory inspections, and contributes to emergency restoration and storm response. The role combines office and field work with periodic travel to substations and construction sites.

Journeyman lineworkers build, maintain, troubleshoot, and restore overhead and underground electric distribution systems. Duties include pole climbing, cable splicing and termination, transformer and equipment installation, substation switching, voltage testing, live-circuit work, vehicle and hydraulic equipment operation, and crew leadership. The role requires extensive outdoor work, travel throughout the service territory, extended hours, and compliance with safety training and physical requirements.

Reviews and processes New Jersey Universal Service Fund applications, verifies eligibility and documentation, calculates benefits, and approves, denies, or pends cases. Maintains regulatory compliance, performs quality reviews, identifies discrepancies, communicates with applicants, coordinates with community and state agencies, manages case records, prepares reports, and recommends process improvements. The role supports customers experiencing financial hardship and helps administer energy assistance programs.

Collects delinquent utility account payments, communicates payment arrangements, processes customer assistance referrals, and disconnects or reconnects electric service when applicable. Maintains accurate transaction, cash-handling, meter, and customer records; reports safety hazards and meter tampering; and may train employees. The role requires work across multiple districts and nonstandard hours, with walking, driving, ladder use, outdoor work, and customer interaction.

Conduct enterprise risk analytics, quantify exposures, monitor risk limits, perform scenario stress testing, and develop models, dashboards, and reporting. Collaborate with business units and senior management to integrate quantitative and qualitative risk insights into strategic and financial planning. Support enterprise risk assessments, insurance evaluations, risk escalation, capital planning, and continuous improvement of risk models and indicators. Higher levels lead cross-functional projects, provide thought leadership, and coach others.

Manages compliance, planning, controls, reporting, permitting, regulatory filings, and execution for large-scale power generation projects. Coordinates with engineering, finance, construction, procurement, contractors, consultants, regulators, and external development partners. Develops Davis-Bacon compliance programs, monitors federal, regional, and state requirements, identifies process gaps, supports grid interconnection, and provides project status reporting. The role is full-time and on-site in Akron, Ohio, with travel to project sites.

Journey Line Workers build, maintain, test, and repair overhead and underground electric distribution systems. Duties include pole and line installation, cable splicing and termination, transformer and equipment work, substation switching, troubleshooting, operating aerial and hydraulic equipment, driving work vehicles, and restoring customer service. Workers climb poles, operate around energized circuits, work at heights and in confined spaces, follow OSHA and company safety procedures, and may lead crews or train apprentices.

Lead FirstEnergy’s enterprise Identity and Access Management program, strategy, roadmap, platforms, and operating model. Manage IAM staff and identity lifecycle processes while overseeing authentication, privileged access, governance, RBAC, MFA, and secure remote access across IT and OT environments. Ensure SLAs, regulatory compliance, incident response, audits, vendor management, budgeting, and continuous improvement. Partner with Cyber Operations, HR, Infrastructure, Compliance, Audit, and business stakeholders to reduce cyber risk and deliver secure, scalable IAM capabilities.

Advises executives and the Board on corporate governance, director compensation, insider trading, SEC Section 16 filings, NYSE compliance, shareholder services, proxy materials, and annual meetings. Administers equity and director compensation programs, coordinates vendors, supports registration statements and board matters, conducts research and analysis, and partners with internal departments to ensure accurate, timely regulatory and governance work.