Duke Energy Corporation

Supervisor

• Supervisor Project Controls (SPC) position provides day-to-day leadership, direction, management and oversight of assigned project controls resources.
• Lead/direct assigned resources in review of project controls status (cost, contract, WBS, schedule, resource, etc.).
• Responsible for coaching and mentoring of Project Controls Specialists.
• Assure project control data collection tools, analysis, communication and reporting systems are available and functioning according to Enterprise policies.
• Guide assigned unit resources in performing complex aspects of project estimating, scheduling, change control and cost management.

Supervisor, Project Controls

Communications

• support the communications, public affairs, thought leadership and internal/external strategy and positioning for Duke Energy’s CEO
• develop and implement strategies to effectively position the CEO and other senior leaders internally/externally
• speechwriting and developing associated briefing materials
• writing employee and business communications
• planning and preparing for external and internal speaking engagements
• support of internal leadership team meetings and conferences
• support for national and federal business priorities, including communications support, public affairs planning/implementation, and media relations for national and federal outlets.

Senior Communications Manager – Executive, Enterprise Communications

Mechanical Engineer

• support resolution of technical issues and perform engineering design for a diverse mix of generation including coal, natural gas, hydro, and solar facilities
• provide engineering support, focusing on power plant systems and equipment at the generating stations within the region
• develop advanced skills and ability to work independently with increased latitude for unreviewed work
• provide subject matter technical expertise and guidance in the identification, analysis and resolution of problems in area of expertise
• ensure accomplishment of business goals and objectives through effective planning, organizing, estimating, scheduling and monitoring of work activities
• independently review and prepare thorough and accurate technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations and sketches
• conduct engineering and related studies
• strive to continually improve job-related, technical and professional knowledge, skills and performance
• develop positive working relationships to effectively coordinate work activities
• demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills
• maintain accurate records and files
• support the company's goals and represent the company positively and professionally
• coach and mentor other Engineering Technologists and Engineers
• facilitate MER Meetings to review risk items and develop scope and budget recommendations for future inspections
• collaborate with COSO and Station/Plant Engineers to initiate project requests in PowerPlan long range planning
• provide technical oversight and support station operations, maintenance, and Implementation Managers for emergent technical requests, outages, and projects
• document inspection findings and provide Station/Plant Engineer and/or COSO prioritized repair recommendations

Senior Mechanical Engineering Technologist

Backend Engineer

• Lead the Indiana Transmission Engineering Substation team(s)
• Direct management of one of the two substation teams
• Responsible for execution of design engineering tasks
• Direct supervision of an organization of approximately 10-20 employees
• Oversight of multiple A & E firms
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
• Manage a diverse staff of technical professionals
• Maintain technical standards compliance

Substation Manager – PGO Engineering

• Direct supervision of approximately 15 employees
• Support production electrical engineering, design, and drafting for Transmission/Generation facilities
• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
• Provide oversight and direction related to managing and developing a diverse staff of technical professionals
• Control expenses and ensure safety in project activities

Manager, PGO Engineering – Transmission P&C, Design

Engineer

• Provide regulatory compliance support for generating facilities
• Provide technical expertise in groundwater and landfill management
• Perform or oversee work in landfills: permitting, day to day compliance support, siting support, compliance reporting, and closure plan development
• Perform or oversee work in groundwater: hydrogeologic investigation, data evaluation, monitoring well siting, modeling, and remediation
• Preparation/review of environmental reports/calculations related to groundwater compliance and industrial waste landfills
• Serves as subject matter expert for basic technical program and compliance issues and supports company’s environmental goals, strategies, programs and processes
• Develops and maintains procedures and programs to assist facilities in complying with environmental laws and regulations
• Tracks regulatory changes, legislative activities and industry standards and assists with identifying needed changes to facility’s compliance programs
• Works with federal, state and local regulatory authorities to interpret regulations and laws
• Supports Duke Energy on various internal/external industry committees and teams
• Provide regulatory-required and internal environmental reports
• Develop assigned environmental training programs
• Prepare, submit and negotiate permits and permit renewals with federal, state and local authorities
• Communicate permit requirements to facilities
• Work with EHS Professionals and facility personnel to update various facility plans and documents
• Supports accomplishment of work unit goals and enhances company reputation through effective planning, organizing, communicating and scheduling of environmental work activities

Engineer I – Groundwater, Environmental

Project Manager

• Support Telecom project delivery while serving as Product Owner for an agile team
• Manage work intake, prioritization, planning, execution oversight, stakeholder alignment, reporting, and impediment removal
• Partner closely with business stakeholders, implementation coordinators, engineers, field resources, vendors, and functional teams to scope, prioritize, and deliver Telecom work
• Lead and coordinate internal and external teams supporting Telecom projects
• Manage or support project planning and execution including scope, estimates, schedules, cost controls, procurement, vendor selection, start-up, turnover, risk, quality, safety, communications, change management, and closeout
• Apply Kanban and agile practices to support predictable delivery, capacity planning, continuous improvement, and clear team execution
• Maintain a ready, prioritized Jira backlog; monitor delivery metrics; and remove impediments
• Maintain project, product, and team reporting for leadership visibility, stakeholder communication, governance, financial tracking, delivery metrics, risks, issues, and decisions

Project Manager II – Telecom

Software Engineer

• Applies developing technical expertise to solve simple problems
• Management skills to provide oversight of work in a specific area of developing expertise
• Expected to develop skills in their field of study
• Works with some degree of independence for Engineering Technologist I
• Applies technical expertise to solve more complex problems for Engineering Technologist II
• Provides oversight and direction of work with general supervision for Engineering Technologist II
• Develops deeper technical skills and ability to work with an increasing degree of independence

Engineering Technologist I/II

Systems Engineer

• Provide engineering support to Transmission System Operations
• Participate in project development meetings providing operational input
• Perform high-quality outage studies with the intent to become an SME of the Duke Energy Indiana Transmission grid
• Coordinate with cross-functional teams to facilitate capital project execution and maintenance scheduling while ensuring compliance with transmission system operating constraints and reliability requirements
• Provide training assistance to System Operators as needed
• Act as an SME and Owner of various operating plans and procedures including participating in audits and internal spot checks
• Support various MISO operating committees and working groups, providing input and feedback regarding Duke Energy positions

Engineer I – System Operations Engineering

• Provide daily operational and maintenance support for plant electrical and control systems
• Assist with preventative maintenance planning and reliability improvements
• Support outage planning, work scope development, and execution
• Review and update operating procedures, drawings, and technical documentation
• Identify and support O&M and capital improvement projects
• Coordinate with internal teams and OEM vendors to support equipment reliability
• Review inspection reports and assist with corrective action tracking
• Support engineering analysis, troubleshooting, and performance monitoring of plant equipment
• Prepare basic engineering reports, documentation, and reliability metrics
• Follow Environmental, Health, Safety, and Process Safety Management (PSM) standards
• Assist in engineering studies, problem analysis, and technical solutions under supervision
• Support planning, scheduling, and tracking of engineering and maintenance activities
• Participate in PSM activities such as management of change and incident investigations
• Monitor equipment performance and communicate recommended maintenance actions

Engineer I

General

• Negotiate, prepare, manage and administer pole attachment agreements and joint use agreements with third parties attaching to Duke owned poles.
• Interface with the Legal Department as needed to develop and modify agreements.
• Assist with pole attachment inventories.
• Manage the billing and collection of pole attachment fees.
• Responsible for interpreting the terms and conditions of varying and different agreements.
• Responsible for managing the pole attachment database, auditing the accuracy of the data, and working with IT resources to support the attachment database.
• Manage delinquent accounts and handle collections as needed.
• Manage the review, approval, and processing of the Joint use engineering contractor invoices and engineering billing to the joint use customers.
• Assist with the processing of new attachment requests and manage the billing and collection of make ready expenses associated with pole attachments and joint use activities.
• Provide direction and guidance to field engineers to ensure accurate and prompt reimbursement of these expenses.
• Serve as primary subject matter expert to field engineers related to interpreting the terms and conditions and applying them to reimbursements.
• Provide direction and guidance to claims investigators regarding damaged poles.
• Develop rates and reciprocal pricing with joint owners as needed.
• Manage pole attachments accounts and relationships with attaching entities.
• Audit files to ensure the accuracy of our records for each attaching entity, including evidence of insurance and surety bonds.
• Develop and maintain relationships with attaching entities in order to proactively manage the operational relationship with each company.
• Subject matter expert regarding pole attachment activities.
• Initiate contact with other Duke employees to influence the development of standards and processes that impact third party attachments.
• Provide training and guidance to field employees on the use of the systems and tools that are utilized to manage third party attachments to Duke facilities.
• Responsible for attachment transfer notification tools such as NJUNS and for monitoring compliance with the timely completion of transfer requests and pole removal.

Joint Use Facilities Specialist

Assistant

• manage the processing of pole attachment requests for CATV/Telephone/Telecom/Governmental entities
• work closely with the Joint Use Engineering Contractors and Duke Engineering
• requires intense data entry into various applications such as Maximo, PeopleSoft, Spida, and ARMS
• facilitate communication with other utilities, engineering, and contractors to complete tasks.
• maintain and update data in various application in accordance with established work procedures.
• utilize and maintain software systems Maximo, PeopleSoft, ARMS, ARGUS and Spida.
• accurately create invoices for Make Ready/Engineering Charges/Pole Rent in Maximo or ARMS.
• run monthly reports for management.
• process contractor invoices for payment.
• complete month end close, submit journal entries and account reconciliations monthly
• develop and/or review selected correspondence, reports, invoices, schedules, and/or technical documentation.
• review work produced by self and others to ensure accuracy and completeness.
• make appropriate modifications and recommendations as necessary.
• perform routine and detail-oriented tasks in a fast-paced, results driven environment.
• develop positive working relationships to effectively coordinate work activities.
• demonstrate effective oral and written communication skills.
• maintain accurate records and files.
• support the company's goals and represent the company positively and professionally.

Technical Assistant II

• Participate in diverse work groups within your department for each session
• Manage equipment reliability and perform analysis and design of transmission lines and structures
• Undertake short-term responsibilities in various groups including electric distribution design, distribution system planning, and distribution project management
• Work with PMC engineers and project managers to develop, design, construct, and startup renewable solar and bulk energy storage technologies
• Enhance skills through mentorship from industry professionals and training sessions
• Engage in impactful projects that contribute to Duke Energy’s innovative initiatives

Engineering Co-op

Electrical Engineer

• An Energy Services project manager works with Business Developers to identify customer needs, design cost-effective solutions, and oversee projects for commercial, industrial, and institutional clients
• Solution Development - Contacting large industrial, commercial, or institutional customers through a business development process to identify the issues and provide commercially available solutions within the customers' budget constraints
• Solution development includes creation of conceptual engineering drawings, cost estimates, and contract preparation, while maintaining compliance with company, industry and safety standards
• Engineering Solutions - Independent investigation, design, and development of innovative solutions to resolve customer issues
• Solutions may be implemented inside the customer's facility or on the Duke Energy side of the meter
• Provide pricing and sales support for these projects
• Support construction from a design perspective and develop and implement commissioning plans for assigned projects
• Provide technical assistance with resolving operational issues, as necessary
• Standards Management - Development and maintenance of equipment specifications that meet the qualifications of standard designs and are acceptable to the construction and maintenance arms of the Energy Services organization

Project Manager I / Project Manager II – Industrial, Commercial Electrical Systems Engineer

Civil Engineer

• Support the modification, expansion, or development of electric substations
• Perform complex substation civil designs
• Mentor junior engineers
• Review consultant engineering firm designs
• Improve internal Civil Engineering procedures and job aids
• Prepare thorough and accurate technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations, and sketches
• Conduct engineering and related studies with full technical responsibility for planning and coordinating complex projects
• Analyze and recommend enhancements to business processes and develop standards relevant to the area of assignment