Duke Energy Corporation

Project Manager

• Support Substation Optimization projects in the Carolinas East
• Manage or assist with management of all phases of project planning and execution
• Ensure project scope, schedule, cost, quality, environmental, safety, communications, security, and integration success factors are met
• Manage a portfolio of low- to moderate-risk projects
• Provide leadership, oversight, delegation, and coordination with internal and external project service organizations
• Guide matrixed team members daily and interface with functional leaders regarding placement, development, and conflict resolution
• Establish and maintain stakeholder communications
• Structure, lead, or assist in project-related meetings
• Prepare, communicate, and report monthly project status and required weekly/monthly communications
• Develop and communicate project plans and reporting methods
• Plan projects covering scope, schedule, cost, safety, and quality
• Champion project planning, estimating, scheduling, cost control, procurement and contracting strategies, equipment and vendor selection, commissioning, operations turnover, warranty management, and integration
• Execute projects within approved scope, cost, and schedule constraints
• Develop and manage project deliverables including WBS, budget, risk, quality, safety, environmental, security, integration, data management, communications, change management, and closeout plans

Engineer

• Develop, maintain, and execute in-house methodologies for Duke Energy’s PWR fleet related to containment-response computer simulations during transients and accidents described in UFSAR Chapter 6
• Perform complex transient thermal-hydraulic simulations and analyses for all Duke Energy PWR reactors, including emergent plant support
• Analyze containment temperature and pressure response to postulated pipe breaks using NRC-approved codes and plant models
• Prepare accurate calculation files, technical reports, and correspondence
• Develop, qualify, and maintain computer codes used in safety analysis
• Collaborate with internal, industry, vendor, and regulatory personnel
• Participate in technical training activities
• Work with Regulatory Compliance to create or review Licensing Amendment Request packages
• Develop and help license improved safety-analysis methods that improve thermal margin or plant operational margins
• Plan work to produce high-quality deliverables meeting station and NRC requirements and reload licensing or project commitments
• Follow NRC-approved methodologies for reload and containment analyses

Senior Nuclear Engineer – Safety Analysis Applications

General

• Support the integration, coordination, and implementation of enterprise-wide business continuity and emergency management programs
• Partner with internal and external teams to establish strategies, goals, and performance expectations
• Implement business continuity or emergency management program processes, including training, plan development, and exercises
• Support building, training, and developing Incident Response Team response processes and capabilities
• Perform internal and external reporting
• Develop guidance and provide consultation on program management, metrics, continual improvement, and internal reporting
• Support department initiatives, including identifying and managing emerging business continuity/emergency management issues and deploying associated plans
• Assist with emergency response and mitigation actions during incidents that disrupt business operations
• Assess program performance, risks, and outcomes and translate them into insights for leadership
• Contribute to cross-functional initiatives and organizational preparedness efforts

Senior Business Continuity Specialist – Emergency Management

Full-stack Engineer

• Provide strategic programmatic direction for substation equipment including arresters and insulators, batteries/chargers, coils, instrument transformers, gang-operated switches, and capacitors
• Provide technical expertise, leadership, and guidance to engineering design, construction, planning, and maintenance personnel
• Approve new equipment and parts, support projects and replacement-part design, coordinate warranty resolutions, develop equipment specifications, and support field construction and maintenance
• Develop and maintain equipment specifications incorporating design standards, reliability, maintenance, costs, industry standards, enterprise strategy, and regulatory requirements
• Develop bid packages and select manufacturers and product offerings with Supply Chain
• Establish working relationships with industry organizations and Duke Energy regional counterparts
• Review and retain vendors on the approved bidders list, including factory and design qualification approval
• Perform equipment inspections, witness manufacturer testing, and conduct design reviews
• Support day-to-day procurement, item-number management, design changes, and change-management plans
• Provide leadership and technical expertise to field, design, and standards engineers and craftsmen
• Negotiate and coordinate vendor warranty repairs
• Evaluate new designs and equipment, and sponsor pilots when warranted
• Support development and maintenance of the Equipment Rating Methodology document
• Identify, analyze, and resolve complex engineering problems
• Plan, organize, estimate, schedule, and monitor work activities
• Prepare technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations, and sketches
• Conduct and coordinate complex engineering studies and projects
• Analyze and recommend business-process and standards enhancements
• Coach and mentor engineering and non-degreed engineering professionals
• Maintain accurate records and files and represent the company positively and professionally

Lead Engineer – Equipment Engineering

Procurement

• Develop and implement strategic sourcing plans for assigned spend categories
• Lead opportunity, internal supply chain, and supply market assessments
• Develop and execute sourcing strategies for complex, high-value materials, equipment, and services
• Lead competitive bidding processes and objective bid evaluations with cross-functional groups
• Recommend supplier awards to Supply Chain and Business Unit leadership
• Develop terms and conditions, negotiate strategic contracts, and integrate contracts with internal systems
• Manage ongoing supplier and contract management and resolve billing or shipment issues
• Develop should-cost models and analyze material, labor, overhead, profit, spending, pricing, and market trends
• Calculate net working capital impacts and influence deal structures
• Negotiate with supplier and manufacturer management to drive cost avoidance and savings
• Communicate transaction risks and mitigation opportunities to business unit and executive leadership
• Review supplier financial statements and assess financial viability
• Identify contractual and deal-structure risks
• Apply, redline, and negotiate complex legal and commercial terms; engage Legal for advanced issues
• Develop change-management strategies for sourcing implementation
• Manage strategic supplier relationships, post-award activities, settlements, claims, disputes, purchase orders, and agreements
• Monitor supplier performance and resolve escalated business-unit/supplier issues
• Provide assistance and cross-training to sourcing personnel
• Work independently with minimal supervision and lead teams and larger project efforts

Senior Sourcing Specialist/Sourcing Specialist

Business Development Rep

• Lead business development and project development activities for complex Energy Services projects across Duke Energy’s regulated jurisdictions
• Develop customer-sited energy infrastructure solutions, including backup/standby generation, resiliency systems, distributed generation, temporary/bridge power, and turnkey or Energy-as-a-Service offerings
• Drive opportunities from initial customer engagement through internal funding approval and transition to construction and operations partners
• Identify and qualify industrial, commercial, and governmental opportunities
• Engage customers to understand operational needs and structure technical scopes
• Maintain strategic relationships with contractors, vendors, developers, and key stakeholders
• Develop project budgets, schedules, development plans, and capital estimates
• Partner with engineering resources to optimize design and constructability
• Structure, negotiate, and execute commercial agreements
• Lead environmental, safety, technical, financial, and regulatory due diligence
• Prepare and submit proposals for competitive procurement processes
• Serve as project sponsor through internal governance
• Coordinate engineering, regulatory, real estate, legal, finance, and operations departments
• Contribute to market assessments, RFP strategy, acquisitions, and new product development
• Integrate safety, environmental compliance, permitting, and hazard awareness into project planning
• Communicate with stakeholders, leadership, customers, and community representatives
• Influence internal teams and external partners to overcome project barriers
• Represent Energy Services through written, verbal, and public-facing communication
• Travel 15–25% to customer sites, partner locations, and project areas

Business Development Manager II

Technician

• Perform single-phase and polyphase self-contained and transformer-rated metering work, including installation, maintenance, testing and special meter investigations
• Troubleshoot, wire and verify complex transformer-rated metering installations, including Wholesale/Transmission deliveries and Plant metering
• Perform Interchange Tie-Testing and witness testing with other electric utilities
• Obtain data from metering equipment, such as load profile data
• Perform metering material handling duties
• Work outside in varying weather conditions and around energized electrical apparatus
• Drive daily and occasionally stay overnight
• Complete daily work via mobile laptops in trucks
• Handle testing equipment and materials by squatting, lifting and carrying up to 60 pounds
• Work at construction sites, in congested areas and occasionally at elevated heights from ladders, platforms or buckets
• Maintain frequent customer contact, including conflict resolution
• Participate in scheduled call-outs, extended workdays and weekend work for projects or emergency restoration
• Work with limited direct supervision while performance is monitored through remote technologies and audits

Meter Technician

Software Engineer

• Provide engineering and technical expertise and guidance in identifying, analyzing, and resolving increasingly complex problems
• Contribute to team decision-making through planning, organizing, estimating, scheduling, and monitoring work activities
• Manage changing priorities and differing situations affecting team work
• Prepare technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations, and sketches
• Conduct engineering and related studies
• Complete engineering projects with minimal oversight and increasingly manage project schedules and interfaces independently
• Design, operate, and maintain systems with moderate impact on existing systems
• Provide technical oversight to contracted engineering resources
• Apply engineering concepts, practices, procedures, and technical and analytical competencies
• Develop positive working relationships and coordinate work activities
• Maintain accurate records and files
• Support company goals and represent the company positively and professionally
• Work in office and perform field work in substation environments

Engineer II – Substation Engineering

Program Manager

• Manage, inspect, and protect assigned portions of approximately 33,000 miles of purchased easement and fee-owned transmission corridors
• Ensure customers, contractors, and developers comply with Asset Protection guidelines and recorded property-rights documents
• Review and approve technical engineering drawings and site plans, including grading, utilities, and landscaping
• Evaluate grade changes, National Electrical Safety Code issues, OSHA minimum approach distances, and Duke Energy clearance standards
• Resolve existing encroachments and helicopter-reported encroachments through negotiation, documentation, court action, and testimony when necessary
• Collaborate with observers during helicopter flights
• Meet with developers, architects, engineers, executives, government leaders, lawyers, planning boards, and community stakeholders
• Prepare professional letters to property owners regarding plan-review findings
• Maintain detailed documentation of conversations, site visits, emails, evidence, and cases for management or legal review
• Participate in depositions, trials, and other legal actions involving unresolved encroachment issues
• Train, onboard, and mentor new employees
• Respond to customer and community concerns related to Asset Protection programs
• Identify and assign relationship-building opportunities with influential leaders
• Evaluate and attend relevant professional conferences and association events
• Work with DOT, Environmental, and other government agencies to ensure regulatory compliance and communicate vegetation-management plans
• Assist with escalated enterprise projects
• Monitor contract-resource performance for safety, standards adherence, productivity, and expectations
• Assist the Lead AP Program Manager during emergency storm operations
• Work with minimal supervision on complex issues and apply advanced problem-solving skills
• Integrate industry data knowledge into business practices and decision-making
• Manage regional expenditures, budgets, forecasts, and work adjustments
• Coordinate supporting evidence and legal documentation for Asset Protection actions

Asset Protection Program Manager – Senior

• Create construction prints and evaluate materials and labor needed for project construction
• Provide customer service through effective oral and written communication
• Provide engineering and technical expertise in identifying, analyzing and resolving well-defined problems
• Contribute to team decision-making through planning, organizing, estimating, scheduling and monitoring work activities
• Prepare technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations and sketches
• Conduct engineering and related studies
• Complete routine engineering projects with minimal oversight
• Design, operate and maintain systems with minimal impact on existing systems
• Develop positive working relationships and coordinate work activities
• Support company goals and represent the company positively and professionally

Engineer II

• Perform engineering work in Duke Energy's Transmission Planning organization
• Serve as a Facility Ratings Coordinator for DEP, supporting NERC FAC-008 facility rating activities across the DEP region
• Support transmission model updates, voltage and load calculations, planning studies, and related efforts
• Provide engineering and technical expertise in identifying, analyzing, and resolving well-defined problems
• Contribute to team decision-making through planning, organizing, estimating, scheduling, and monitoring work activities
• Prepare technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations, and sketches
• Conduct engineering and related studies and complete routine engineering projects with minimal oversight
• Design, operate, and maintain systems with minimal impact on existing systems
• Interpret technical information and instructions
• Coordinate work activities through positive working relationships
• Maintain accurate records and files
• Represent the company positively and professionally
• Travel to field sites and/or plants as required by the business unit

Engineer I/II – Power Grid Planning

• Support an engineering team delivering electric distribution solutions for residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal customers
• Manage projects from concept through construction
• Collaborate with customers, developers, contractors, and operations personnel to ensure successful project delivery and customer experience
• Serve as primary contact for customers, stakeholders, and internal teams throughout new construction project lifecycles
• Manage commercial and residential work orders
• Own projects and coordinate communication from initial customer request through completion
• Anticipate and address client needs and build relationships with diverse groups
• Provide engineering and technical expertise and guidance in identifying, analyzing, and resolving increasingly complex problems
• Contribute to team decision-making through planning, organizing, estimating, scheduling, and monitoring work activities
• Prepare technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations, and sketches
• Conduct engineering and related studies
• Complete engineering projects and manage project schedules and interfaces
• Design, operate, and maintain systems
• Develop positive working relationships and coordinate work activities
• Maintain accurate records and files
• Support company goals and represent the company positively and professionally
• Visit nearly every customer's construction site

Engineer II, III

Product Manager

• Lead the product team responsible for Duke Energy’s Microsoft 365 SharePoint-based workforce intranet, The Portal
• Define, deliver, and manage the lifecycle of products in a product portfolio
• Define and manage the product roadmap and product vision
• Build, groom, and prioritize the product backlog while managing stakeholder expectations
• Manage sprint planning and participate in sprint reviews, grooming, and retrospectives
• Understand employee and contingent worker needs and ensure user-centric product design and architecture
• Gather market feedback through user interactions, focus groups, industry research, and peer benchmarking
• Write functional specifications, user stories, and product documentation
• Collaborate with developers, designers, analysts, site managers, and other cross-functional teams
• Contribute to product vision, strategy, decision-making, execution, and measurement systems
• Communicate roadmap stages and timelines to key stakeholders
• Develop and communicate site standards and train site managers
• Partner with site managers to foster collaboration and alignment on workforce value

Senior Product Owner – The Portal

Paralegal

• Support litigation attorneys in the Office of General Counsel and perform related duties
• Assist with litigation and pre-litigation legal matters, including commercial, environmental, personal injury, condemnation, contract dispute, labor and employment, and class action matters
• Draft and review complex legal documents and discovery responses under attorney supervision
• Investigate litigation-related facts and gather, organize, and coordinate information
• Interview company employees regarding litigated and pre-litigated matters
• Prepare case summaries, reporting entries, and PowerPoint presentations for the Board of Directors, senior leadership, auditors, and internal clients
• Attend meetings with outside counsel, clients, and internal stakeholders
• Review, proofread, and cite-check legal documents, and compile exhibits
• Track and update metrics and reporting using Excel, Teams, and other tools
• Track and manage dockets and procedural deadlines
• Conduct legal research and draft memoranda, charts, and other documents using Lexis Advance and web-based research tools
• Prepare and execute legal hold custodian notices, collection requests, custodial interviews, and other eDiscovery tasks
• Assist and collaborate with outside counsel and paralegals
• Develop and maintain SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, SFTP, and other electronic-media sites
• Handle confidential and proprietary information appropriately
• Complete assigned projects and assist attorneys with related assignments

Litigation Paralegal

Financial Planning and Analysis

• Produce and present financial analysis and management reporting to the FP&A Organization and senior management
• Analyze and consolidate actuals, budgets, forecasts, year-end impacts, and variance explanations
• Analyze data and correct errors to ensure financial information accuracy and integrity
• Coordinate and support month-end close activities
• Analyze business unit O&M and capital variances and identify key drivers
• Prepare, check, and/or post journal entries and accruals as needed
• Work with internal and external auditors and provide requested information
• Establish business and financial processes supporting internal controls
• Maintain knowledge of accounting policies and impacts
• Support budget and business planning, including guidance, assumptions, calendars, and presentations
• Coordinate annual budgets using OneStream Hyperion Planning
• Build relationships and promote communication with business partners and Finance peers
• Identify cost reduction opportunities through independent analysis
• Identify, develop, and implement continuous process improvements
• Lead or assist with special projects and ad hoc requests
• Work overtime as needed during closing, planning, and process rollouts