American Electric Power

Electrical Engineer

• Perform entry-level engineering work activities and projects under an assigned supervisor
• Apply engineering knowledge to accomplish assigned objectives safely, effectively, efficiently, and economically
• Apply theory to solve well-defined problems and provide analysis with guidance from higher-level engineers
• Assist higher-level engineers with portions of complex problems and analyses
• Coordinate routine engineering work activities of others as required
• Contribute to project planning, scheduling, budget, cost estimates, and project-status monitoring
• Perform analysis to resolve routine technical problems and propose new ideas and approaches
• Assist with reports and technical papers
• Communicate technical information and collaborate with engineering teams
• Make routine decisions under guidance and contribute to team decision-making
• Apply economic analysis techniques and support reliable electricity delivery at competitive cost

Electrical Engineer – Electrical Engineering Technologist

Mechanical Engineer

• Perform intermediate to advanced engineering work activities and projects for assigned objectives
• Apply engineering knowledge to accomplish objectives safely, effectively, efficiently, and economically
• Apply engineering theory to solve well-defined problems and provide analysis under guidance from higher-level engineers
• Assist higher-level engineers with portions of complex problems and analyses
• Coordinate work activities of others to resolve routine engineering tasks
• Provide input to project planning documents and monitor project status
• Prepare cost estimates using established standards
• Apply basic techniques to analyze and resolve routine technical problems
• Prepare reports and technical papers
• Communicate engineering information and present ideas clearly
• Participate in team decision-making and begin networking with peers
• Apply economic analysis techniques and pursue ways to protect and enhance the environment while providing reliable electricity at a competitive cost

Mechanical Engineer – Associate, Sr

Compliance

• Develop and support direct and rebuttal testimony
• Respond to discovery requests and Commission audits
• Prepare witnesses and may testify on behalf of the company
• Facilitate organizational unit activities in specialized regulatory practice areas
• Prepare and present complex regulatory subjects and strategies to management and regulatory bodies
• Make complex decisions based on calculated risk and defend decisions made in the interest of the company
• Participate in and/or lead the use and development of analytical tools supporting regulatory planning and filings
• Use analytical tools and data management skills to provide actionable recommendations
• Consult with others to identify, prioritize, and develop actionable recommendations
• Develop and present analysis and solutions supporting strategic initiatives
• Consult and collaborate with IT and others to optimize tools and analysis
• Support end-to-end case management across regulatory proceedings, including tracking milestones, deadlines, and deliverables
• Coordinate cross-functional inputs and internal review processes
• Facilitate communication across internal teams and external stakeholders
• Collaborate with Finance, Generation, Operations, Legal, and Engineering teams to develop filing inputs and positions
• Coordinate internal inputs for consistency across testimony, discovery, and supporting analyses
• Interpret regulatory needs and implement projects, analysis, and process work
• Address system-wide issues within specialized fields of expertise
• Anticipate, resolve, and initiate solutions to unique and specialized problems

Regulatory Consultant – Principal, Electric Utility

Civil Engineer

• Perform intermediate-level engineering work activities and projects
• Apply engineering knowledge and analytical techniques to solve diverse problems and complete analyses
• Analyze systems and component equipment and recommend business process enhancements
• Coordinate work activities with teams and corporate entities
• 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 met
• Resolve routine problems and identify issues beyond normal routines
• Develop, review, and present technical reports, studies, and analyses
• Identify stakeholders, build consensus, resolve conflicts, and network across the AEP system
• Make team-impacting decisions within established policies and procedures
• Apply economic analysis techniques and develop understanding of utility regulation and financing

Civil Engineer/Engineering Technologist

Full-stack Engineer

• Perform intermediate-level engineering work activities and projects
• Support Station or Protection and Controls engineering functions
• Apply engineering knowledge to accomplish assigned objectives safely, effectively, efficiently, and economically
• Perform technical analysis and solve routine and moderately complex problems
• Analyze interrelationships between systems and component equipment
• Recommend enhancements to business processes
• Coordinate work activities within the work group, department, or corporate entity
• Perform routine engineering activities with minimal direction
• Train and guide lower-level employees
• Coordinate inputs for routine project cost forecasts and improvement requisitions
• Use CPM, PERT, and flow charts for scheduling, budgeting, and planning
• Initiate corrective action when project objectives are not being met
• Develop, review, and present technical reports, studies, and analyses
• Network with peers and stakeholders, resolve conflicts, and build consensus
• Make team-impacting decisions within established policies and procedures
• Apply economic analysis techniques and develop understanding of utility regulation and financing

Senior Engineer, Protection and Controls

Manager

• Build and lead the Telecom Systems Management team from initial formation into a mature, high-performing organization
• Establish and govern auditable network and telecom standards
• Drive automation and self-service tools enabling consistent, scalable compliance across engineering and operations
• Ensure accuracy, consistency, and governance of telecom and network systems of record
• Define authoritative data practices that reduce operational risk and improve audit confidence
• Lead continuous compliance monitoring and audit-ready practices
• Identify, assess, and remediate engineering and regulatory risk, including NERC CIP obligations
• Serve as the primary bridge between Network Engineering, Telecom Engineering, and Network Operations
• Align teams through influence, consultation, and enablement to achieve shared outcomes in security, reliability, and compliance
• Own the governance and strategy of AEP’s network monitoring and management ecosystem
• Establish the roadmap for network and telecom tools and operational practices
• Deliver real-time visibility, proactive performance management, and rapid incident response across telecom and network infrastructure supporting reliable electric grid operation

Telecom Manager – Telecom Systems Management

• Perform entry-level engineering work activities and projects under an assigned supervisor
• Apply engineering theory to solve well-defined problems and provide analysis with guidance from higher-level engineers
• Assist higher-level engineers with defined portions of complex problems and analyses
• Apply relevant standards, codes, regulations, equipment, materials, systems, and business processes
• Coordinate others’ work activities to resolve routine engineering tasks
• Contribute to routine project planning, scheduling, budgeting, cost estimates, and project status monitoring
• Analyze and resolve routine technical problems
• Prepare reports and technical papers
• Communicate technical information and participate in team decision-making
• Support reliable electricity delivery while protecting and enhancing the environment

Mechanical Engineer / Engineering Technologist

• Establish, implement, and maintain AEP's enterprise Disaster Recovery program, including governance framework, policies, standards, procedures, operating model, roles, accountability, control objectives, recovery tiers, and minimum technology recovery-readiness expectations
• Set and govern standards for technology-related RTOs, RPOs, service recovery requirements, business-criticality alignment, and periodic validation of recovery objectives
• Partner across Technology, Cybersecurity, Business Units, Operational Technology, Enterprise Architecture, Third-Party Risk, Procurement, and operational stakeholders
• Integrate DR requirements into system design, architecture reviews, application onboarding, cloud adoption, technology lifecycle management, dependency mapping, ServiceNow/CMDB data governance, and change processes
• Establish resilience requirements for cloud services, SaaS providers, managed service providers, and third-party technology vendors
• Integrate crown jewel, critical data, and cyber resilience requirements into DR standards, testing, and assurance activities
• Develop and oversee enterprise DR testing, validation, and assurance strategy, including scope, frequency, success criteria, scenario design, lessons learned, evidence retention, reporting, and corrective actions
• Incorporate ransomware, data corruption, cyber recovery, immutable backup, clean-room recovery, and forensic evidence considerations into recovery standards and exercises
• Manage KPIs, KRIs, executive dashboards, and reporting on DR readiness, maturity, risks, gaps, exceptions, corrective actions, and audit/regulatory commitments
• Define and govern enterprise DR training standards and role-based readiness expectations
• Serve as part of an enterprise emergency response team
• Govern readiness, validation, assurance, and continuous improvement rather than directly executing technology recovery activities

Disaster Recovery Manager

Representative

• Serve as subject matter expert for Construction Management related to Transmission Line and Transmission/Distribution Station construction
• Liaise between Construction Management and Transmission Field Services, Project Management, Transmission Engineering, and other business groups
• Attend project kick-off, engineering scoping site, pre-bid, pre-construction, Planning for Safety Expectation, and monthly project update meetings
• Identify risks involving safety, construction schedules, budgets, materials, contractor workforce, and recommend mitigation plans
• Mentor and provide leadership to less experienced Transmission Construction Representatives
• Deliver Construction Management presentations and training
• Coordinate with Safety Advisor to recommend safe work practices and mitigation plans
• Coordinate with Environmental Department to proactively mitigate construction-related environmental issues
• Coordinate and lead Construction Management efforts during major storm restoration and emergency failures
• Participate in developing, reviewing, and delivering Construction Management Core Block Training
• Use technical tools and applications, mobile devices, Microsoft 365, GIS, PDF editors, Smartsheet, and scheduling software

Senior Transmission Construction Representative

Administrative Assistant

• Perform varied administrative duties and designated administrative functions for assigned executive
• Maintain a close and highly responsive relationship with day-to-day work activities within the assigned function
• Maintain strict confidentiality of executive plans, decisions, records, documents, and related information
• Relieve the executive of designated administrative details and make decisions within the scope of authority
• Stay informed about Company policies and practices relating to the executive office
• Relay messages and instructions to subordinates and follow up on pending matters
• Answer inquiries and screen telephone calls, visitors, and incoming mail
• Direct technical inquiries to appropriate personnel and provide information as required
• Compile and prepare correspondence and reports from general instructions
• Follow through on assigned projects using independent judgment
• Inspect papers, Company documents, and calculations for accuracy and consistency
• Establish and maintain document retrieval systems
• Plan appointments, meetings, and travel arrangements
• Maintain an accurate calendar

Executive Administrative Assistant

General

• Ground-patrol lines and facilities to assess vegetation and recommend utility vegetation operations
• Maintain work records and arrange vegetation management and facility access with landowners
• Perform aerial patrols on FAC-003 compliance lines, assess vegetation-to-conductor distances, capture conditions in forestry software, and coordinate responses to imminent threats
• Investigate and resolve landowner issues and document constrained FAC-003 vegetation management areas
• Estimate vegetation management requirements and costs for construction and facility rebuilding
• Serve as a subject-matter expert for vegetation clearing during scoping, construction, and servicing with Project Management
• Determine future vegetation management requirements and recommend short- and long-term work plans and best management practices
• Coordinate right-of-way vegetation management with governmental agencies, utilities, landowners, and others
• Inspect contractors for safety and contract compliance and recommend acceptance or corrective action
• Recommend work plans, priorities, schedules, and contractor requirements under the vegetation management program and FAC-003
• Maintain contract knowledge, records, and reports on costs, production, and work quality
• Operate forestry computer programs and records systems
• Guide and train personnel in proper work practices and utility vegetation management procedures
• Identify and schedule aerial herbicide and aerial saw vegetation management, including permitting
• Mentor Transmission Forester Associates as needed
• Support Transmission Forestry leadership and staff in coordinating storm response for the operational area

Senior Transmission Forester

Associate

• Test fundamental protection and control devices and equipment periodically and as required
• Calibrate protection and control devices and equipment on schedule and as required
• Assist with switching at all voltage levels under proper dispatching authority
• Maintain test equipment in good working order
• Maintain accurate records, reports, and drawings
• Use computer devices to test, calibrate, and retrieve data from protection and control devices
• Assist with installation, maintenance, and operation of relays, power line carrier sets, station SCADA, communications equipment, and cables
• Troubleshoot and repair electromechanical relays
• Troubleshoot and repair microprocessor-based relays at card level
• Assist with diagnosis of equipment failures and protection misoperations, and perform corrective repairs
• Verify circuitry, installation, and equipment operation against electrical schematics before service
• Record test readings and results and verify compliance with specifications
• Perform basic fault analysis using oscillography data and relay settings
• Assist teams installing, testing, and commissioning new protection and control systems for capital projects
• Assist the on-site technical lead with contract wiremen and other field personnel
• Assist a trip testing team
• Respond to emergency call-outs and coordinate prompt restoration of customer service

P&C Field Technologist Associate

• Provide engineering support for Reliability applications, processes, and associated data and solution integrity
• Support State Estimator functionality in the SPP and ERCOT regions and other reliability tools used in Transmission Operations
• Monitor and address data and model quality issues
• Maintain acceptable solution quality for real-time system reliability
• Model continuous capital and overhead work in the State Estimator
• Troubleshoot and analyze EMS powerflow solution iteration results
• Work with applications used in daily electric-grid reliability and operations
• Assume modeling responsibilities for an assigned area according to AEP's capital and O&M work plan
• Participate in a 24x7 on-call support rotation for the System Control Center
• Coordinate work activities and provide training and guidance to lower-level employees
• Develop input for routine project cost forecasts and use scheduling techniques for budget and planning activities
• Initiate corrective action when project objectives are not met
• Develop, review, and present technical reports, improvement requisitions, studies, and analyses
• Network with peers, identify stakeholders, resolve conflicts, and build consensus
• Make decisions within established policies and procedures

Senior Engineer Associate

Planner

• Create detailed construction plans and sequences for capital projects
• Research project scopes and collaborate with project stakeholders
• Manage a comprehensive portfolio of assigned projects
• Develop safe, efficient, and economical construction sequences
• Alert project management teams to risks or issues that could delay milestones or in-service dates
• Apply 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
• Prioritize projects and resolve conflicting outages
• Manage construction plans for multiple capital projects simultaneously
• Participate in reviews with TFS Work Scheduling Teams to optimize outages
• Organize and lead construction plan review meetings

Transmission Construction Planner

Project Manager

• Manage intermediate or complex facilities projects in a matrix team environment
• Lead project initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, control, and closeout
• Plan, organize, direct, coordinate, and supervise project and outage activities
• Apply Waterfall and Agile project management principles and techniques
• Enforce AEP safety processes, policies, and Zero Harm standards for employees and contractors
• Develop and manage project/outage plans, schedules, budgets, tools, staff, and funding reallocations
• Communicate project details and status updates through meetings, presentations, written reports, and oral communications
• Build relationships with project teams, operating company staff, customers, partners, contractors, vendors, suppliers, regulators, and industry peers
• Provide guidance, instruction, training, and continuous-improvement recommendations for designs, systems, procedures, processes, schedules, and costs
• Mentor and supervise project managers, assistant project managers, and assigned direct reports
• Develop procurement plans and manage outside-service contracts, including RFPs, bid evaluation, vendor selection, negotiations, and vendor performance
• Conduct project closeout and analyze achievement of objectives and realization of benefits
• Manage programs and align projects with AEP project management standards and governance requirements
• Represent AEP with industrial customers, vendors, and regulators as assigned
• Perform light physical duties and work at varied AEP locations and site conditions