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Manages regional transformer services and electrical construction projects from planning through closeout. Responsibilities include scheduling, subcontractor and vendor coordination, contract administration, budgeting, forecasting, invoicing, cost control, risk management, reporting, customer communication, safety and quality compliance, field performance monitoring, and mentoring project staff. Requires site visits and moderate travel.

Processes and audits vendor invoices, codes transactions in an ERP system, maintains vendor records, reconciles statements, processes field expense reports, manages AP correspondence, and supports audits. The role requires accuracy, organization, confidentiality, strong communication, Excel and ERP proficiency, and the ability to meet deadlines while coordinating with multiple departments.

Lead the redesign and implementation of a scalable Azure and Databricks lakehouse. Responsibilities include migrating Azure Data Factory pipelines, building Delta Lake architecture, developing SQL and Python transformations, establishing engineering standards, monitoring data quality, partnering with stakeholders, leading technical projects, mentoring engineers, and supporting future team growth.

Develops, delivers, and evaluates hands-on and classroom training for electric utility crews and leaders. The role assesses competency, issues certifications, updates curricula, provides field coaching and corrective training, coordinates logistics, tracks compliance records, and reports training metrics. It supports safety performance and craft proficiency across transmission and distribution operations while traveling 50% to 75% throughout the South region.

Provides financial oversight for engineering projects by tracking costs against budgets, maintaining job-cost records, processing subcontractor and intercompany invoices, supporting forecasting, margin analysis, change orders, month-end close, audits, proposals, scheduling, and project documentation. Coordinates with Operations, Accounting, Project Managers, subcontractors, and clients to keep project financials accurate and audit-ready.

Leads strategic consulting and advisory engagements with autonomous operating companies, serving as a trusted partner to Presidents, CFOs, and IT leaders. Owns complex portfolios, routes business demand into Enterprise IT, drives adoption and change management, and develops rollout playbooks. Builds and scales the OpCo Engagement function, coaches Customer Success leaders, improves cross-company collaboration, and shapes technology strategy across infrastructure, applications, cloud, data, security, and AI.

Provides first-level IT support, troubleshoots hardware and software issues, installs and configures devices and applications, assists with network administration and security, monitors system performance, and supports IT upgrades, integrations, migrations, and documentation.

Provides strategic financial leadership across two business lines, overseeing finance teams, project accounting, job costing, revenue recognition, month-end close, budgeting, forecasting, financial reporting, GAAP compliance, internal controls, and audits. Partners with executives and operational leaders to improve financial performance and standardize processes. Requires extensive finance leadership experience, active CPA licensure, construction or utility industry experience, and expertise in project accounting and ERP systems.

Supports FP&A by consolidating and analyzing monthly and quarterly forecasts, investigating P&L and cash variances, evaluating annual business plans, and delivering financial reporting and decision support. The role analyzes ERP data, monitors KPIs and industry trends, partners with business leaders, prepares regional customer and competitor presentations, and supports Treasury. It requires strong financial modeling, forecasting, communication, and analytical skills, plus responsible use of AI tools.

Entry-level trainee assisting senior technicians with acceptance and maintenance testing of electrical power systems. Responsibilities include equipment setup, test lead connections, simple measurements, documentation, equipment maintenance, safety compliance, and job-site support. The role provides paid training and structured coursework toward NETA Level 2 certification. Travel, outdoor work, off-hours, overnight assignments, physical lifting, and work near energized equipment are required.