American Electric Power

Security Engineer

• Monitor and triage security alerts across multiple DLP platforms
• Review daily alerts involving loss of PII, business-critical data, and confidential information across email, cloud, and endpoint systems
• Coordinate DLP investigations with internal stakeholders
• Thoroughly document findings and maintain detailed case records
• Design and tune data-exfiltration detection use cases
• Improve alert accuracy and reduce false positives while protecting sensitive data
• Drive continuous improvement for the enterprise DLP program and monitoring
• Stay current on threat actor tactics, techniques, and procedures
• Track program metrics and align improvements with strategic roadmap goals
• Participate in internal security improvement meetings and industry working groups
• Leverage team resources and communicate workload priorities to leadership

Security Specialist – Senior to Staff, Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

Manager

• Act as lead for assigned procurement projects, programs, and sourcing categories
• Oversee projects and sourcing categories across sourcing, procurement, contracts, supplier relationship management, supplier development, and strategy development and execution
• Achieve annual savings targets of $5 million to $20 million
• Manage categories with annual material and services spend of $100 million to $700 million
• Develop, negotiate, execute, and maintain strategic sourcing agreements
• Identify cost reduction opportunities and capture total cost of ownership savings by aggregating sourcing volumes
• Manage project-driven sourcing activities for high-spend, high-impact, and complex categories across multiple business-unit stakeholders
• Develop and implement strategies to achieve corporate savings goals
• Establish relationships and collaborate with business-unit customers and suppliers
• Interface with business-unit leadership to report progress toward goals
• Champion initiatives supporting shared business objectives and business-unit needs

Senior Manager

• Integrate, optimize, and operationalize AI capabilities within the security operations center
• Design and enhance fusion center capabilities by integrating cross-domain intelligence and improving enterprise-wide situational awareness
• Develop and deploy AI models for alert triage, prioritization, and anomaly detection
• Design, implement, and maintain AI-driven detection and response capabilities within the SOC
• Analyze large-scale security telemetry to identify patterns, threats, and detection-improvement opportunities
• Collaborate with SOC analysts, detection engineers, and data teams on AI-assisted decision making
• Integrate AI-driven enrichment and correlation into existing security tooling
• Automate repetitive SOC tasks using AI and scripting
• Create dashboards and metrics to measure SOC performance improvements
• Support AI-assisted investigation workflows and SOC copilots
• Develop approaches to identify trends, risks, and actionable insights from security and physical/cybersecurity data
• Monitor model performance and reduce false positives and false negatives
• Partner with data engineers on data ingestion, normalization, and feature engineering
• Document AI use cases, workflows, and operational playbooks
• Stay current on emerging threats, adversary tactics, and advances in AI for cybersecurity
• Lead complex security assignments, assessments, implementations, problem solving, and technical direction; mentor team members

AI Cybersecurity Specialist

Supply Chain

• Operate assigned OPCO storerooms and laydown yards safely
• Ensure material, supplies, and equipment needs of Business Unit Partners are met
• Supervise personnel and staff augmentation employees
• Ensure Sarbanes-Oxley guidelines, laydown yard procedures, and Supply Chain policies are understood and followed
• Conduct or assist with annual site assessments
• Collaborate with Safety, Environmental, Engineering, Real Estate, Workplace Services, Procurement, Accounts Payable, and Project Management groups
• Maintain adequate inventories for Business Unit Partners
• Coordinate shipments and deliveries, process electronic transactions, and assist with loading, unloading, and staging materials
• Coordinate cycle inventories, resolve discrepancies, and maintain records
• Recommend improvements to the safety, operation, and utilization of storerooms and laydown yards
• Monitor expenses and maintain cost-efficient operations
• Ensure Lean and 6S practices are followed
• Direct use of materials management systems, computer hardware, and software
• Ensure proper contracting procedures for vendors and service providers
• Identify training opportunities and support safety programs
• Support compliance with corporate and departmental policies and procedures
• Support employees’ training needs and development
• Administer Performance Management Review and Salary Administration programs and Management Information and Policy Manual
• Promote and enforce Accident Prevention and Safety and Health programs
• Carry out Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action obligations
• Assume other duties and responsibilities as assigned

Regional Transmission Supply Chain Supervisor

Full-stack Engineer

• Perform complex engineering work activities and projects
• Serve as a technical leader within the assigned organization
• Analyze interrelationships between systems and component equipment
• Interpret codes and regulations and develop area standards
• Guide, direct, lead, facilitate, and coordinate the work of other engineers and external contributors
• Ensure work complies with company policies, standards, and external regulations
• Promote engineering professionalism and conduct training sessions
• Develop plans, measurable goals, objectives, requirements, and project-cost inputs
• Use CPM, PERT, flow charts, and other scheduling techniques for budgeting and planning
• Identify corrective actions when objectives are not met
• Identify and resolve routine and complex engineering problems
• Develop and present new ideas and approaches
• Prepare, review, and present complex technical reports
• Lead and facilitate meetings
• Coordinate engineering work and build consensus across disciplines
• Make decisions affecting department operations, plans, goals, and major projects
• Manage project budgets and assess impacts on AEP expenses and revenues
• Support customer-focused energy solutions at American Electric Power (AEP)

I&C Engineer, Senior – Principal

General

• Act as an associate coordinator reporting to a senior coordinator, principal coordinator, or superintendent
• Work independently when experience supports the activities
• Network throughout the system east and west to increase exposure and experience
• Participate in project development, resource allocation, and duration planning
• Provide guidance to supervision and craft personnel
• Assist in planning and developing work packages and outage plans with project leads and planners
• Increase technical knowledge and proficiency in inspection procedures and documentation
• Use visual examinations during required large steam turbine generator set overhauls
• Oversee data acquisition
• Communicate team goals and objectives
• Instruct craft personnel on proper techniques and procedures
• Maintain legacy turbine equipment
• For Turbine Coord Prin.: function as project manager, provide technical oversight, coordinate training, communicate with stakeholders, and execute complex projects

Turbine Coordinator – Generation Field Services

Project Manager

• Manage one or more intermediate and/or complex projects or a program area of projects in a matrix team environment
• Provide leadership, direction, training, coordination, and communication throughout project lifecycles
• Initiate, plan, execute, monitor, control, and close projects safely, efficiently, economically, and with balanced risk
• Develop and coordinate project and outage plans, schedules, budgets, tools, and staffing
• Manage project costs and reallocate funding as needed
• Lead planning meetings, project/outage updates, and complex stakeholder presentations
• Communicate project details, status updates, written reports, and oral briefings
• Develop relationships with project teams, operating company staff, customers, contractors, vendors, suppliers, and regulators
• Supervise direct reports and mentor project and assistant project managers
• Coach and develop team members on project management skills and techniques
• Develop and manage procurement plans and outside-service contracts, including bids, vendor selection, negotiations, and performance oversight
• Manage project closeout and analyze achievement of objectives and benefits
• Manage programs as assigned and align projects with AEP project management standards
• Promote continuous improvement and optimize delivery of value
• Represent AEP with industrial customers, vendors, and regulators as required

Principal

• Perform duties and assignments associated with construction of Transmission Line or Transmission/Distribution Station facilities, including complex assignments
• Supervise others performing similar construction site duties on related projects
• Collaborate with project stakeholders to develop safe, efficient, and economical construction sequences
• Alert the Project Management Team to risks or issues that could delay milestones or in-service dates
• Utilize and/or develop technical knowledge of transmission and distribution facility construction, project management and scheduling, and station/T-line/protection and control engineering
• Read P6 schedules to ensure construction plans can be executed as scheduled
• Support project prioritization and identify solutions for conflicting outages across capital projects
• Manage construction plans for multiple capital projects simultaneously
• Participate in reviews with TFS Work Scheduling Teams to optimize outages between capital and non-capital projects/maintenance
• Organize and lead Construction Plan review meetings

Senior-Principal Transmission Construction Planner

• Provide technical support for transmission substation equipment and systems
• Assist field personnel with troubleshooting, equipment failures, abnormal conditions, and condition assessments
• Develop practical solutions considering safety, reliability, constructability, and maintainability
• Support station documentation, equipment configuration, and regulatory compliance
• Participate in project scoping, design reviews, walkdowns, commissioning, and closeout
• Coordinate with Engineering, Construction, P&C, Operations, contractors, and field personnel
• Provide technical oversight and review commissioning test results
• Support preventive and corrective maintenance programs
• Evaluate equipment deficiencies and recurring reliability concerns
• Support failure investigations, root-cause analysis, and corrective actions
• Assist with maintenance and equipment replacement planning
• Support outage and emergency restoration activities
• Provide engineering support for mobile transformer and skid installations
• Prepare routine project planning documents, monitor project status, and recommend actions
• Assist with reports, technical papers, and routine engineering analyses

Senior Engineer – Engineer Associate, TFS Station

Vice President

• Direct and provide leadership and guidance to the AEP Generation, Distribution and Building Services Major Projects Organizations
• Ensure successful completion of a portfolio of projects with total budgets up to $5 billion and investments ranging from $5 million to over $1 billion
• Ensure projects are initiated, planned, executed, monitored and controlled, and closed safely, efficiently, economically, and with balanced risk
• Build relationships and communicate with internal and external customers, suppliers, contractors, vendors, and industry peers
• Direct teams managing multifaceted, performance-based contracts and contractors
• Resolve technical and commercial project issues
• Develop and oversee policies, practices, procedures, and programs supporting Company objectives
• Direct project management organization through scoping, staffing, planning, scheduling, budgeting, and performance measurement reporting
• Establish strategic project planning, scheduling, permitting, licensing, engineering, design, procurement, and construction programs
• Reinforce safety programs and adherence to safety policies and procedures
• Oversee schedules, cost estimates, cash flows, capital expenditures, project activities, and budgets
• Support Capital Excellence and Continuous Improvement vision, strategy, and execution
• Develop and utilize Project Directors and Project Managers through assignments, training, rotations, and personal development plans
• Mentor others
• Lead long-range budget and forecast development, estimate and cash flow bases, projection change management, and stakeholder communication

VP Transmission Projects

Engineer

• Perform intermediate-level engineering work activities and projects
• Apply engineering knowledge to accomplish assigned objectives safely, effectively, efficiently, and economically
• Apply analytical techniques to solve diverse problems and complete extensive analysis
• Analyze systems and component equipment interrelationships
• Coordinate work activities of others within the work group, department, or corporate entity
• Perform routine engineering activities with minimal direction
• Provide training and guidance to lower-level employees
• Forecast costs for routine projects and improvement requisitions
• Use CPM, PERT, flow charts, and other scheduling techniques for budgeting and planning
• Initiate corrective action when project objectives are not being met
• Resolve routine problems and identify issues beyond normal routine
• Develop, review, and present technical reports, studies, and analyses
• Collaborate with stakeholders, build consensus, and resolve conflicts
• Make team-impacting decisions within established policies and procedures
• Apply economic analysis techniques and develop understanding of utility regulation and financing

Representative

• Provide construction site management for transmission station and line construction across the master project portfolio
• Oversee construction projects for compliance with Federal, State, and Local regulations
• Provide project quality assurance and quality control oversight
• Provide construction progress updates to project teams
• Oversee OSHA compliance, conduct site safety observations, and document findings
• Conduct meetings establishing safety and environmental expectations for site crews
• Coordinate with environmental teams and contractors to ensure compliance with environmental policies, SWPPP, and permits
• Coordinate with Right-of-Way and Siting teams on landowner and governmental agreements
• Ensure permits for crossings, ROW clearing, access roads, and related work are obtained and properly closed
• Provide construction expertise for engineered designs and review project documents and drawings
• Resolve construction, material, and engineering issues during construction
• Submit Field Mark Prints reflecting as-built installations
• Participate in lessons learned, issue, and best-practice reviews during project closeout
• Develop material and equipment strategic plans and oversee ordering, delivery, receipt, inventory, storage, handling, and installation
• Collaborate with Engineering, Procurement, Supply Chain, and laydown yards on materials and equipment
• Collaborate with Outage Planning on outage schedules and sequences
• Oversee operating orders, clearances, contractor work plans, and outage safety
• Coordinate contractor, inspection, manufacturer, testing, commissioning, internal, and external resources
• Provide technical guidance to company and contractor resources
• Provide in-service notifications for timely accounting of project assets
• Complete compliance attestations for Most Limiting Series Elements
• Complete Construction Management portions of Capital Commissioning Checklists
• Evaluate project estimates and bids, approve contractor timesheets, and assist with invoice validation
• Oversee contractor resources during storm restoration and emergency failures
• Coach and guide lower-level Transmission Construction Representatives
• Participate in developing and delivering training

Senior Transmission Construction Representative

• Provide strategic leadership and guidance to Transmission and Telecom management on GIS technologies, spatial data, analytics, business processes, operational efficiency, and asset management
• Develop and execute GIS data strategies for accuracy, accessibility, security, effective delivery, and risk reduction
• Integrate GIS capabilities into daily business operations, streamline workflows, automate processes, and improve organizational performance
• Lead enterprise data integration initiatives across multiple systems to create centralized, reliable data resources
• Communicate technical concepts and business impacts to executives, operational leaders, and stakeholders
• Evaluate emerging technologies, industry trends, and GIS innovations for Transmission and Telecom operations
• Promote safe excavation and damage prevention programs with stakeholders, contractors, and external agencies
• Establish and maintain GIS and asset data governance standards
• Lead and develop GIS personnel and resources
• Support reliability initiatives with spatial data, analytics, and visualization tools for situational awareness, asset management, outage response, and infrastructure planning

Real Time Transmission and Telecom GIS Manager

• Serve as the primary point of contact for Asset Management data, reporting, and analytical requests
• Understand stakeholder business needs, define requirements, and facilitate delivery of information products
• Evaluate business questions and determine effective methods using reports, dashboards, ad hoc analyses, presentations, data extracts, and decision-support tools
• Collaborate with analysts, coordinators, Asset Management teams, Quality Services leadership, and stakeholders
• Translate complex technical, operational, and analytical information into concise, actionable insights
• Improve reporting, visualization techniques, information accessibility, and decision-support processes
• Use data and analytical insights to challenge assumptions and guide reliability, risk reduction, asset performance, and investment decisions
• Build relationships across a matrix organization and advise Asset Management leaders, analysts, and stakeholders
• Proactively identify emerging issues, trends, risks, and opportunities
• Develop decision-support products and executive-ready deliverables using Excel, Power BI, PowerPoint, and other reporting platforms
• Manage multiple priorities and deliverables independently through influence rather than direct authority

Transmission Field Services Coordinator – Senior

Civil Engineer

• Perform complex structural engineering work for electric generating facilities
• Engineer and design concrete, steel, masonry, wood, sheet piling, and fiber-reinforced-plastic structures and components
• Complete all aspects of projects from initiation through completion
• Review engineering designs, calculations, and drawings prepared by consultants
• Conduct infrastructure inspections and assessments at electric generating facilities
• Complete inspection reports for ductwork, stacks, bridges, tanks, river cells, and other components
• Interpret codes and regulations and develop relevant standards
• Provide guidance, training, and direction to other engineers
• Lead and coordinate engineering activities across teams and external organizations
• Prepare and present complex technical reports to management, professional societies, and regulatory bodies
• Lead and facilitate meetings
• Resolve complex engineering problems and develop solutions
• Manage project budgets using cost-management techniques
• Support outage and plant needs through travel to power stations
• Work in power-station environments involving extreme temperatures, hazardous fumes and chemicals, loud noise, machinery, and outdoor conditions