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Leads enterprise exercise, training, and Disaster Recovery technology testing activities. Develops curricula, job aids, facilitation materials, validation evidence, after-action reports, and corrective-action documentation. Partners with business, technology, operating company, and external stakeholders to validate preparedness against resilience standards, recovery objectives, and success criteria. Monitors training effectiveness, exercise outcomes, capability gaps, and improvement-plan progress while guiding junior analysts.

The Senior Disaster Recovery Analyst maintains recovery inventories, dependencies, RTO/RPO data, contacts, evidence, and documentation. The role coordinates tabletop and functional recovery tests, validates recovery readiness, supports audit and regulatory evidence collection, tracks corrective actions, monitors cloud and vendor recovery documentation, prepares program health reporting, and contributes to training materials. The analyst collaborates with technology, cybersecurity, business, and vendor stakeholders while improving documentation quality and identifying recovery gaps.

Technology internship for undergraduate and graduate students in analytics, data science, automation, applications, infrastructure, telecommunications, and business solutions. Interns collaborate with managers, support departmental initiatives, recommend improvements, and work independently and in teams. Opportunities may include software development, AI/ML, cloud engineering, network operations, data centers, and fiber or telecom construction. The internship lasts 10–12 weeks and is onsite in the Columbus, Ohio area.

Accounting and Finance Intern supporting financial statement preparation, record maintenance, month-end and year-end close, account reconciliations, data analysis, budgeting, and technology-driven transformation projects. The role is an onsite 10–12-week internship in the Columbus, New Albany, or Gahanna, Ohio areas. Candidates should be pursuing an accounting or finance degree and demonstrate analytical, organizational, communication, and teamwork skills.

Paid 10–12-week engineering internship supporting project planning, design, construction integration, design reviews, field visits, inspections, testing, databases, reports, cost estimates, dashboards, and operational safety initiatives. Interns collaborate with experienced engineers and project teams while developing engineering skills and learning about electric utility operations. The role is onsite in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area and requires relocation if needed.

Paid 10–12-week engineering internship supporting project planning, design, construction integration, design reviews, constructability assessments, field inspections, testing, databases, reports, cost estimates, dashboards, and operational safety initiatives. Interns collaborate with experienced engineers, participate in training and field visits, and apply engineering skills within the electric utility industry.

Paid 10-to-12-week engineering internship supporting electric utility projects in the Shreveport area. Interns collaborate with engineers on planning, design, construction integration, design reviews, constructability assessments, field visits, inspections, testing, reports, cost estimates, databases, dashboards, and safety initiatives. The role is onsite and requires relocation if necessary. Eligible students must be pursuing an ABET-accredited engineering degree and have completed at least their freshman year.

Manage highly complex EPC and combined-cycle gas turbine projects across planning, scheduling, budgeting, contracting, safety, risk, quality, reporting, and execution. Lead matrixed teams and coordinate internal stakeholders, contractors, suppliers, vendors, customers, and regulators. Provide expert guidance, presentations, training, and accountability while ensuring project goals, customer satisfaction, financial performance, and AEP standards are achieved. Work occurs across offices, power plants, and construction sites with up to 50% travel for short durations.

Manage highly complex EPC and CCGT projects across planning, execution, scheduling, budgeting, safety, risk, contracting, quality, reporting, and closeout. Lead matrixed teams and coordinate with customers, utilities, contractors, vendors, suppliers, and regulators. Provide expert project-management guidance, stakeholder communication, process improvement, and accountability while working across offices, power plants, and construction sites. Travel is typically 25% or less but may reach 50% for short periods.

Manage complex EPC and power-generation projects from initiation through closeout. Lead project planning, scheduling, budgeting, risk management, contracting, safety, quality, stakeholder communication, and contractor/vendor coordination. Provide expert guidance, training, reporting, and decision support across matrixed teams while ensuring compliance with AEP standards and customer satisfaction. Work across offices, power plants, nuclear facilities, and construction sites, with travel typically up to 25% and occasionally up to 50%.