The Workday Integration Developer designs, codes, tests, and maintains integrations to meet business needs, collaborating with stakeholders and ensuring compliance with the software development life cycle.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee large complex projects in electric generation and heavy industry, managing costs, contracts, and team performance while ensuring project timelines and quality standards are met.

Execute sales and business development in energy markets, manage client relationships, drive revenue, and pursue new business opportunities.

The EMS Applications Engineer develops and supports energy management applications, overseeing enhancements, troubleshooting systems, testing, and providing guidance to team members.

The role involves configuring OMS displays, settings, investigating OMS and data issues, and adhering to configuration practices while requiring experience with Outage Management Systems.

Lead development, analysis, and control of integrated project schedules and baselines using P6 and spreadsheet tools. Apply quantitative risk techniques to forecast cost/schedule performance, drive corrective actions, coordinate contract schedule assessments, and produce stakeholder reporting. Act as project controls SME to improve predictability, integrate project management systems, and tailor schedule processes and tools for large capital projects.

Manage planning, permitting, budgeting, scheduling, procurement, contracts, construction oversight, in-service facilitation, and close-out for distribution and transmission electric projects. Coordinate stakeholders, ensure safety and standards, monitor risks, and report progress, schedules, and costs.

The Analyst will support engineering teams, manage projects, coordinate relationships, maintain records, and assist with interconnection processes and customer inquiries.

The EMS Analyst will maintain EMS applications, support telemetry, manage data mapping, troubleshoot issues, and ensure operational efficiency with possible growth into advanced responsibilities.

The Scheduler III is responsible for managing T-0 to T-4 schedules for both employees and contractors, coordinating with customers, and conducting weekly meetings.

The EMS Application Developer designs, develops, and tests Electric Power Grid Applications, ensuring adherence to software development processes and collaborating closely with internal stakeholders and vendors. Responsibilities include coding, database changes, software testing, and managing user interfaces in a regulated environment.

Provide technical support and system administration for the Energy Management System (EMS). Ensure uptime, perform testing, resolve defects, and assist with system upgrades and maintenance.

The EMS Administrator leads the design, implementation, and optimization of Energy Management Systems, ensuring regulatory compliance (NERC/CIP). Responsibilities include project execution, team mentoring, system upgrades, and performance monitoring of EMS platforms.

The Mechanical Engineer III will work on the main condenser replacement project, preparing design changes, specifications, supporting field implementation, and vendor reviews.

The consultant will support RTOs and ISOs by designing, developing, testing, and implementing modifications to Energy and Market Management Systems.

Provide day-to-day engineering support for oil and gas capital projects under senior supervision. Develop and maintain structural, systems, and controls specifications; participate in pre-production and materials testing; conduct feasibility studies and design materials, structures, and systems while considering safety, regulation, and cost. Assist technicians and collaborate with other engineers on routine projects.

Consultants will support utility clients with EMS, DMS, or Energy Market systems, focusing on integration, development, and project management. Primarily onsite roles, some remote opportunities may exist.

Support Market Management Systems applications, design and implement enhancements, troubleshoot issues, coordinate with stakeholders, and maintain application performance. Monitor industry trends and provide expert consulting in MMS.

Analyze transmission network data, work with power flow software, coordinate model changes, validate model accuracy, and support engineering training.

The Substation Planner III prepares work packages for construction and maintenance, monitors work progress, and coordinates resources for substation projects, ensuring efficiency and compliance with regulations.