Duke Energy Corporation

Engineer

• Manage assigned mechanical components to ensure equipment reliability and compliance with programs and commitments
• Serve as the site subject matter expert for assigned components
• Monitor and trend equipment performance
• Interface with vendors to manage repairs and refurbishments
• Direct onsite testing and troubleshooting for emergent issues
• Coordinate with Design, Maintenance, Operations, and other departments on concerns, schedules, budgets, and related issues
• Maintain regulatory compliance with NRC and industry standards
• Evaluate fleet operating experience and industry learnings to improve component performance
• Evaluate Preventative Maintenance and Predictive Maintenance program performance and recommend adjustments
• Report to the Maintenance Support Engineering Manager
• Perform plant observation work and occasional travel
• Provide occasional weekend/overtime support

Senior Nuclear Engineer

Planner

• Develop maintenance work documents, administrative controls, specific work instructions, and post-maintenance test requirements
• Provide instructions to plant personnel to support safe and efficient unit operation, troubleshooting, and corrective maintenance
• Prepare and update work packages for condition reports, routine activities, reported deficiencies, and enhancements
• Validate component and plant discrepancies identified on work requests
• Convert Work Requests (WR) to Work Orders (WO)
• Walk down jobs to identify needed support information
• Develop work order tasks for support groups and Post Maintenance Testing (PMT)
• Identify man-hours for craft corrective and preventative maintenance work packages for online and outage scheduling
• Define procedures, drawings, equipment, and materials required for work packages
• Facilitate package preparation by identifying isolation requirements, scaffolding, temporary power tasks, and related needs
• Verify work instructions are adequate and comply with applicable station procedures
• Review and plan work order instructions for Engineering Changes (ECs)
• Identify and request corrections and revisions to the Equipment Database, Bill of Materials, Drawings, and Plant Procedures
• Process Preventive Maintenance Revision (PMR) change assignment requests, including changes to existing PMs and creation of new PMs

Nuclear Planner

• Perform complex transient thermal hydraulic simulations for all PWR Duke reactors using RETRAN-3D and VIPRE-01
• Prepare technical reports, correspondence, and documentation
• Develop, qualify, and maintain computer codes used in safety analysis
• Collaborate with Duke, industry, vendor, and regulatory personnel
• Participate in technical training activities
• Originate, revise, and maintain NRC-approved methodologies for transient and accident analyses
• Create or review Licensing Amendment Request packages with Regulatory Compliance
• Develop and help license improved Safety Analysis methods
• Plan work to deliver high-quality results meeting station and NRC requirements and project schedules
• Perform reload analyses using NRC-approved methodologies
• Participate on reload teams for the 9 operating PWRs to ensure compliance with technical and regulatory limits
• Provide EOF technical support, nuclear plant support, reload core safety analysis, and reload licensing support

Nuclear Engineer I – Safety Analysis Models Group

Software Engineer

• Apply technical expertise to solve more complex problems
• Provide oversight and direction of work in a specific area of expertise with general supervision
• Develop deeper technical skills and work with increasing independence
• Support engineering activities as a second-level non-Engineer degreed technical role
• Visit field sites and/or plants where required by the business unit

Engineering Technologist II

• Apply technical expertise to solve complex distribution zone and revenue engineering problems
• Provide oversight and direction of work in a specific area of expertise under general supervision
• Develop deeper technical skills and work with increasing independence
• Support project management activities and apply basic project management principles
• Collaborate with individuals from diverse socio-economic, cultural, and ethnic backgrounds
• Visit field sites and/or plants when required by the business unit
• Travel 5–15%

Distribution Zone Engineer II/III

Analyst

• Develop Energy Efficiency, Demand Response, and Direct Load Control strategies and programs
• Evaluate program value and propose enhancements to energy efficiency and demand response programs
• Support regulatory applications and filings
• Analyze policy positions and analytical results; help draft testimony
• Track and evaluate federal, state, and local policies
• Communicate with internal project developers, program managers, stakeholders, third-party evaluators, and consultants
• Review EMV plans, schedules, impact reports, evaluation reports, deliverables, and recommendations for accuracy and compliance
• Present EMV results and preliminary findings to internal and external stakeholders and regulatory bodies
• Track EMV reports, regulatory orders, and EMV commitments
• Support Strategic Planning, Asset Planning, Products & Services, and Rates with advanced technical expertise
• Provide analytical support for program design and implementation
• Consult with retail energy-efficiency program teams on EMV processes and results
• Support program managers with new or revised programs and guide information collection for evaluating program changes

Senior DSM, Retail Programs Analyst

Product Designer

• Conduct user research and gather customer insights
• Create personas, journey maps, and experience maps
• Develop spec-driven prototypes by writing specifications and gathering requirements
• Participate in usability testing and user feedback sessions
• Support design thinking workshops and innovation initiatives
• Contribute to product design and digital experience improvements
• Learn about accessibility, inclusive design, and UX best practices
• Partner with cross-functional teams to solve complex business and technology challenges
• Network with peers, mentors, and senior leaders across the organization
• Participate in meaningful business and technology initiatives within Duke Energy's Information Technology organization
• Collaborate with UX designers, product teams, developers, and business stakeholders to design intuitive, accessible, and impactful digital experiences for employees and customers
• Gain exposure to Duke Energy's business operations and build professional networks

UX Design Intern – Summer 2027

General

• Provide direct oversight and execution of lighting construction and maintenance activities
• Ensure adherence to safe work practices, construction standards, work methods, and procedures
• Manage job readiness, crew productivity, work planning, job execution, inspections, audits, and resource utilization
• Serve as the point of contact for lighting construction crew utilization and contractor resource requests
• Manage contractor crews and assigned two-week work schedules
• Perform job readiness checks and document and resolve work-plan anomalies
• Monitor work orders, crew status, crew complements, productivity, safety, quality, and work-plan adherence
• Coordinate construction, maintenance, restoration, and emergent storm-response activities
• Arrange equipment and material needs and adjust estimated labor hours and scheduled resources
• Provide job-specific information, drawings, work orders, and material lists to construction crews
• Support switching and tagging requirements and reduce rework and warranty claims
• Inspect, monitor, and audit contractor safety and work quality
• Manage incident reporting, safety audit findings, Human Performance action plans, and field inspections
• Manage time and equipment contract additions and validate contractor time-sheet charges
• Build relationships with customers, builders, developers, electricians, utilities, governmental interfaces, and internal partners
• Coordinate with Schedulers, CM Specialists, Managers, Planners, Engineers, Contractor Specialists, and zone operations
• Resolve contractor-related customer issues, disputes, complaints, and claims
• Support after-hours storm response and direct contractors during restoration events

Lighting Specialist

Project Manager

• 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, typically White or Green ranked under the Project Management Center of Excellence Risk-Informed Project Ranking Process
• Provide leadership, decision-making, management, guidance, coordination, and control of projects
• Provide leadership, oversight, delegation, and coordination with internal and external project service organizations
• Guide matrixed team members and interface with functional leaders on placement, development, and conflict resolution
• Establish and maintain communications among project and program stakeholders
• 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 appropriate reporting methods
• Communicate effectively with appropriate management
• Plan projects, including scope, schedule, cost, safety, and quality aspects
• Lead project planning across work definition, estimating, scheduling, cost control, procurement and contracting, equipment and vendor selection, commissioning, operations turnover, warranty management, and integration
• Execute projects within approved scope, cost, and schedule constraints
• Develop or manage project components including objectives, stakeholders, deliverables, WBS, budget, risks, quality, safety, environmental, security, integration, data management, communications, change management, and closeout

Project Manager II

Operations

• Analyze, design, develop, implement, and evaluate accredited operations training programs for licensed and non-licensed operators using the Systematic Approach to Training (SAT)
• Develop, revise, and update technically accurate training materials
• Conduct classroom, flow loop, simulator, and in-plant training
• Develop, administer, grade, and control examinations and other evaluation tools
• Evaluate training programs, students, and materials; recommend, track, and implement improvements
• Support quality training programs complying with INPO and NRC requirements, industry criteria, and customer expectations
• Participate in site and industry training assessments, audits, and evaluations
• Maintain alignment with nuclear station groups, activities, and current training methodologies
• Maintain diverse qualifications and skills to provide various classes and services
• Cultivate a close working relationship with the Operations organization
• Support the Emergency Response Organization by maintaining qualifications for ERO positions owned by the Training Section
• Support scheduled refueling outages, including possible temporary assignment to outage support positions
• Work across office, classroom, simulator, and plant settings, including rotating and off-normal hours

Nuclear Station Instructor – Operations

Electrical Engineer

• Work within the Operations Support Engineering Electrical team
• Ensure equipment reliability and support component maintenance and planning activities
• Own assigned electrical systems and/or components of varying complexity
• Serve as the site Subject Matter Expert for assigned responsibility areas
• Coordinate with Design, Maintenance, Operations, and other departments on concerns, schedules, budgets, and related issues
• Provide engineering and technical expertise to identify, analyze, and resolve increasingly complex problems
• Contribute to team planning, organizing, estimating, scheduling, monitoring, and decision-making
• Prepare technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations, and sketches
• Conduct engineering studies and complete routine engineering projects with increasing independence
• Manage project schedules and interfaces; design, operate, and maintain systems
• Maintain accurate records and files
• Support company goals and represent Duke Energy positively and professionally

Nuclear Engineer III, Senior Nuclear Engineer – Electrical

Security Engineer

• Gain hands-on experience securing critical operational technology environments supporting the electric grid
• Support substation cybersecurity, cyber asset management, vulnerability management, patching, compliance, risk management, incident response, and cybersecurity program governance
• Work alongside cybersecurity analysts, engineers, and operations personnel
• Support asset inventory reconciliation, cybersecurity assessments, technology deployments, process improvement, and data analysis
• Develop technical and professional skills
• Gain insight into Duke Energy's cybersecurity program, electric utility operations, regulatory requirements, and cybersecurity's role in power-grid reliability and resilience
• Work from remote and onsite locations after the onboarding period
• Complete a 16-week co-op session
• Work 5–15% travel as required

Cybersecurity Co-op

Mechanical Engineer

• Support the Oconee Nuclear Station Design Support Engineering team
• Develop, design, and implement limited-scope plant modifications
• Develop scope, technical basis, installation requirements, and testing requirements for plant modifications
• Support assigned engineering changes through work order reviews, corrective action program assignments, and field installation activities
• Research and develop technical responses to questions and requests
• Provide direct support to plant operations and maintenance through design changes, engineering calculations, and technical support
• Identify, analyze, and resolve engineering problems of increasing scope and complexity
• Plan, organize, estimate, schedule, and monitor work activities
• Prepare technical reports, correspondence, documentation, calculations, and sketches
• Conduct engineering studies and complete non-routine engineering projects with minimal oversight
• Manage project schedules and interfaces and specify system/component design, operation, and maintenance
• Support internal and external inspections and audits
• Maintain accurate records and files and coordinate work activities with stakeholders
• Support company goals and represent the company professionally

Senior Nuclear Engineer – Design Support, Electrical/I&C

• Prepare and construct work orders for new residential subdivisions and mixed-use developments
• Prepare designed electrical distribution work orders
• Identify, analyze, and resolve problems involving electrical distribution and utility systems
• Prepare work orders, technical reports, correspondence, documentation, electrical and mechanical calculations, and sketches
• Communicate with internal and external customers to ensure satisfaction
• Plan, organize, estimate, schedule, and monitor work activities
• Conduct engineering and related studies and perform design work for field construction
• Collaborate across multiple work groups to accomplish common goals
• Develop technical and professional knowledge, skills, and performance
• Coordinate work activities through positive working relationships
• Maintain accurate records and files
• Support and represent the company's goals positively and professionally

Engineering Technologist I / II

• Provide advanced-level work management support for PGO Grid Operations DCC
• Ensure accurate and timely execution of work supporting safety, reliability, storm restoration, and cost management
• Solve complex problems and drive process improvements
• Coordinate cross-functional workflows and support a strong customer experience
• Communicate with operations, management, employees, leaders, and customers
• Track work status and monitor reports for process adherence and scheduling timelines
• Manage workflows, billing, timesheets, general ledger accounting, accruals, invoices, expense reports, and work-order reconciliation
• Support leadership with scheduling, phone coverage, travel arrangements, expense reports, calendars, meetings, reports, presentations, and correspondence
• Provide emergency support including dispatching, emergency locates, oil-spill reporting, meter pinging, ETOR updates, event assignments, and outage-management updates
• Update storm resource tracking and outage management tools during storm restoration
• Support programs, projects, processes, corporate initiatives, and special projects across work groups
• Participate in safety meetings and support the Human Performance safety culture
• Follow ergonomics and safety guidelines
• Demonstrate continuous learning and development
• Maintain confidential information professionally and discreetly