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The Substation Planner III prepares work packages for construction and maintenance, monitors project progress, and coordinates resources, ensuring efficient operations within the transmission section.

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.

Supports the ERM program by identifying, analyzing, and quantifying risks. Maintains the enterprise risk register, conducts qualitative and quantitative assessments, builds models, designs KRI frameworks, prepares reports and dashboards, facilitates workshops, tracks mitigation actions, coordinates with stakeholders (audit, compliance, legal, finance), and manages small ERM projects.

Lead enterprise risk identification, assessment, and reporting. Design quantitative models (VaR, sensitivity analysis), scenario planning, and stress tests. Advise senior leadership, develop ERM frameworks and policies, coordinate cross-functional mitigation, mentor analysts, and manage multi-workstream ERM projects and executive-level risk communications.

The Power Systems Engineer supports the integration of large loads, reviews interconnection studies, analyzes load behaviors, and develops tools for reliability. Roles range from entry-level to senior, based on experience.