Duke Energy Corporation

Accounting Manager

• Provide oversight, review, and approval of accounting activities performed by EY, including monthly journal entries, account reconciliations, and audit or data request responses
• Research and provide accounting guidance for complex, non-routine transactions and strategic business initiatives
• Ensure compliance with internal controls, accounting policies, regulatory requirements, and financial governance standards
• Identify, recommend, and implement process improvements across accounting and reporting activities
• Develop and maintain relationships with internal business partners, external auditors, regulatory stakeholders, and EY
• Support regulatory recovery efforts, fuel audits, and related compliance activities
• Resolve complex accounting issues independently
• Respond to inquiries from auditors, regulatory commissions, business partners, and service providers
• Support key regulatory recovery processes and annual fuel audits
• Develop analytical reporting and deliver insights that inform management decision-making
• Lead projects, provide technical guidance to teammates, review work products, and operate with a high degree of independence
• Partner with stakeholders across the Controller’s organization, Fuels & Systems Optimization, and Electric Rates & Regulatory teams

Senior Accounting Analyst – Fuel & Settlements Accounting

• Provide oversight, review, and approval of approximately 300 fuel settlements per month
• Support Fuel Inventory month-end close, reporting, SOX testing, and audit requests
• Ensure compliance with internal controls, accounting policies, regulatory requirements, and financial governance standards
• Identify, recommend, and implement process improvements across accounting and reporting activities
• Develop and maintain relationships with internal business partners, external auditors, regulatory stakeholders, and managed service provider
• Support regulatory recovery efforts, fuel audits, and related compliance activities
• Provide leadership and direction in financial areas of specialization
• Coordinate daily work activities or review the work of teammates
• Lead projects as needed
• Report onsite at the assigned Duke Energy facility, on average 3 full workdays per regular workweek, after onboarding
• Travel 5–15%

Lead Accounting Analyst, Fuel & Settlements Accounting

Full-stack Engineer

• Serve as Subject Matter Expert for Generating Station Distributed Control Systems
• Provide technical support for operations, maintenance, and projects across multiple generation technologies and geographic regions
• Provide technical support for control systems at coal, natural gas, solar, and bulk energy storage generation facilities
• Work with plant operations and maintenance personnel to troubleshoot equipment
• Coordinate communication with external DCS Original Equipment Manufacturer support groups
• Coordinate fleet-level guidance with internal station and regional DCS support personnel
• Own fleet-level standards, practices, and procedures
• Solve complex engineering problems, manage work, and provide leadership to others
• Serve in lead roles and provide guidance to others while working independently

Lead Engineer

• Serve as Subject Matter Expert (SME) for Generating Station Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
• Provide technical support for operations, maintenance, and projects across multiple generation technologies and geographic regions
• Provide technical support for control systems at coal, natural gas, solar, and bulk energy storage generation facilities
• Support plant operations and maintenance personnel with equipment troubleshooting
• Coordinate communication with external DCS Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) support groups
• Coordinate fleet-level guidance to internal station and regional DCS support personnel
• Own fleet-level standards, practices, and procedures
• Solve complex technical problems with minimal supervision and increased latitude for un-reviewed work
• Support generation facilities across Duke Energy’s operating regions

Lead Engineering Technologist

Consultant

• Provide guidance on vehicle/equipment specifications, preventive maintenance practices, and manufacturer/vendor selection
• Manage annual fleet replacements and acquisitions for assigned asset types
• Support vehicle/equipment purchasing agreements and contracts
• Provide technical guidance on specifications, modifications, and vendor/manufacturer selection
• Act as project manager through ordering, manufacturing, delivery, and upfitting
• Develop fleet inventory reports and process vehicle/equipment reassignments in the Fleet Management system
• Develop communications regarding campaigns, recalls, diagnostics, and other technical items
• Develop and maintain technical specifications and preventive maintenance practices
• Support standards teams in providing safe, reliable vehicles and equipment
• Support dealer, manufacturer, and supplier relationships, including ordering, production tracking, expediting, and parts procurement
• Maintain relationships with departmental management and contacts to meet customer needs
• Support long-range Fleet Services business plans aligned with company strategy

Fleet Services Technical Consultant

Supervisor

• Oversee and direct Work Management employees dispersed geographically throughout Delivery Operations
• Develop efficiency gains through process standardization and consistency
• Oversee workload, cross-train employees, and share resources
• Implement new technology
• Create and implement work management plans that minimize employee resistance and maximize employee engagement while achieving business goals
• Maintain net terms of contractor invoices
• Ensure accurate review and approval of invoices performed by Work Management employees
• Travel approximately 25–50%, including some overnight stays

Supervisor – Work Management Support

Instructor

• Supply the nuclear generating fleet with competent and properly trained personnel
• Maintain fleet non-accredited training programs and materials to satisfy INPO and regulatory agency requirements
• Develop and implement fleet training programs for qualified nuclear generating station personnel
• Provide instruction and evaluation in classroom, simulator, laboratory, and/or in-plant settings
• Support analysis, design, development, and maintenance of training materials
• Interface with plant engineering during plant modifications to evaluate training impact and develop gap training
• Interface with internal groups and external agencies, including INPO and the NRC, to maintain high-quality training programs
• Support the conduct of assessments
• Support scheduled refueling outages, including possible temporary assignment to refueling or other outage support positions
• Support the Emergency Response Organization by obtaining and maintaining qualification for Training Section-owned ERO positions

Nuclear Station Instructor

Data Specialist

• Perform reporting and data analysis for supply chain and work management functions
• Obtain financial and supply chain data from various applications using enterprise reporting tools such as Microsoft Reporting Services
• Develop, design, and maintain Power BI solutions, including interactive dashboards, paginated reports, data models, automated workflows, and advanced analytics
• Interpret data, identify patterns, and evaluate supply chain effectiveness
• Write queries to mine and synthesize large datasets using SQL, Python, R Studio, SAS, or equivalent
• Collaborate with external consultants, suppliers, stakeholders, business partners, colleagues, developers, and business analysts
• Serve as data owner for Grid Analytics, Supply Chain, and Work/Asset Management functions
• Consult with users to specify, design, and develop reports, measures, data, and data structures
• Prepare dashboard reports for supply chain and business unit management
• Provide direction and approval for data management structures, tables, and universes
• Extract observations and insights from internal and external data sources
• Create ad-hoc reports for end-user business requirements
• Explore, cleanse, validate, and test data
• Perform opportunity analysis to identify planning, sourcing, spend, inventory management, and supplier improvements
• Support development and maintenance of automated applications, tools, and processes
• Recommend, create, modify, document, and approve application data mart settings and functional specifications

Senior Business Data Intelligence Specialist

Security Engineer

• Perform initial intake reviews and completeness checks for Technology Acquisition Sourcing Reviews and Security Review Tasks
• Validate submissions against cybersecurity policies, standards, security requirements, and approved architectures
• Conduct preliminary risk assessments, identify security gaps, and escalate complex or higher-risk matters
• Coordinate with requestors to obtain missing documentation, evidence, or technical information
• Support vendor and technology due diligence activities
• Track workflow status, review metrics, and reporting requirements
• Prepare review summaries, recommendations, and supporting documentation
• Document architecture requirements, decisions, risk dispositions, and follow-up actions
• Research CIS Benchmarks, NIST guidance, vendor hardening recommendations, regulatory requirements, and recognized security practices
• Assist with drafting, updating, maintaining, and publishing Minimum Security Baselines and related documentation
• Support cybersecurity architecture intake management, workflow coordination, repository maintenance, and architecture review preparation
• Maintain architecture standards, procedures, reference materials, and decision records
• Coordinate architecture consultations, stakeholder meetings, and follow-up activities
• Collect, validate, and analyze architecture performance metrics and support dashboard reporting
• Gather evidence supporting architecture outcomes, control implementation, and process performance
• Assist with quality assurance reviews and identify process-improvement opportunities
• Research emerging technologies, cloud services, artificial intelligence, agentic AI, and related cybersecurity requirements
• Assist with technology evaluations, cybersecurity control mapping, and security framework analysis
• Collaborate with cybersecurity leadership, architects, subject matter experts, business partners, and technology teams
• Develop technical, consulting, and architecture skills with increasing complexity and independence

Associate Cybersecurity Governance, Risk Analyst

General Counsel

• Provide legal guidance and timely legal advice and counsel for utility matters, especially integrated resource planning
• Advise electric management on regulatory, compliance, and business matters
• Represent Duke Energy in administrative litigation and regulatory proceedings
• Handle North Carolina administrative litigation concerning general energy policy issues
• Perform complex legal research, analysis, and writing involving state and federal law
• Research legal principles and precedents and consult with outside counsel
• Draft and execute legal documents and gather relevant case information
• Conduct hearings, including witness presentation and cross-examination
• Coordinate and collaborate on regulatory matters across business areas
• Oversee routine regulatory reporting and compliance filings
• Address ratemaking, PURPA policy, prudence determinations, affiliate issues, tariffs, territorial assignments, regulatory accounting, and other utility matters
• Manage regulatory proceedings, appellate cases, rulemakings, and interventions
• Support stakeholder engagement initiatives
• Negotiate outcomes in state regulatory proceedings

Associate General Counsel – NC Regulatory

Mechanical Engineer

• Develop engineering modifications for electrical, instrumentation and control, digital, software, and cybersecurity-related systems
• Define project scope, technical requirements, design basis, installation approach, testing, acceptance criteria, and turnover strategy
• Prepare calculations, specifications, drawings, design inputs, evaluations, setpoints, and test plans
• Evaluate design alternatives, technical risk, operating experience, lifecycle needs, and stakeholder input
• Develop conceptual designs and technical specifications
• Coordinate engineering work performed by vendors and external design firms
• Serve as Responsible Engineer and primary technical contact for assigned modifications when qualified
• Review installation work instructions and implementation packages
• Provide field, outage, and implementation support while maintaining configuration control, procedural compliance, and design authority
• Perform or coordinate design reviews, digital and software evaluations, cybersecurity assessments, licensing evaluations, and post-modification testing
• Apply nuclear safety culture, conservative decision-making, human-performance tools, and rigorous procedure use
• Communicate technical information with station organizations, project teams, vendors, and external partners
• Support continuous learning, knowledge transfer, and team goals
• Participate in plant walkdowns, outages, emergent support, team activities, emergency response, callouts, on-call duty, and storm response as assigned

Digital Instrumentation & Control Design Engineer I/II

Project Manager

• Serve as the single point of business accountability for EPC contractor relationships across the Gas Generation Program
• Develop and maintain relationships with EPC partners and internal stakeholders
• Collaborate with Supply Chain, Legal, Project Management, Construction, and Project Controls teams on contractor performance, issue resolution, commercial matters, and continuous improvement
• Monitor program-wide EPC performance and identify trends, risks, lessons learned, and opportunities for improved execution
• Lead efforts to identify and address systemic issues affecting multiple projects, contractors, or workstreams
• Support project teams throughout the project lifecycle and resolve commercial and execution challenges
• Coordinate construction and project performance reporting across stakeholders
• Support monthly program reporting, executive dashboards, and governance materials for senior leadership
• Facilitate cross-functional reviews focused on contractor performance, program health, risk mitigation, and execution excellence
• Promote best practices, knowledge sharing, and continuous improvement across the Gas Generation program
• Manage or assist management of project planning and execution across scope, schedule, cost, quality, environmental, safety, communications, security, and integration
• Manage project/program funding and budgeting
• Provide leadership, decision making, coordination, and control of assigned projects

Senior Project Manager – Gas Generation

Manager

• Lead the company’s strategic outreach efforts for large transmission projects
• Develop and manage strategic engagement plans for large, complex transmission projects
• Engage and collaborate with key internal and external stakeholders
• Serve as a key project team member advocating for the public’s interests and negotiating mutually beneficial outcomes
• Develop external communications strategies with internal stakeholders, including management, corporate communications, community relations, legal, engineering, and siting teams
• Develop proactive strategies to manage potential opposition related to transmission projects
• Interact with external stakeholders to identify solutions supporting overall project goals
• Lead strategy, preparation, and collaboration for public hearings
• Collaborate with project teams throughout the siting and development of transmission lines, substations, and transmission capital projects
• Build trusted relationships with project neighbors, local governments, and others affected by capital projects

Senior Stakeholder Engagement Manager

Financial Planning and Analysis

• Provide day-to-day cost management, accounting and financial analysis for the Regulated & Renewable Energy Midwest organization
• Support multiple leaders with oversight of approximately $400M in O&M and capital spending
• Provide financial reporting support for management, operational and external reporting
• Analyze and report variances, trends and plans
• Develop consolidated financials for jurisdictional reporting and forecasting
• Define and improve reporting requirements and their impact on source databases and reports
• Work with project teams to test database and reporting solutions and develop new reporting solutions
• Help ensure adherence to GAAP and internal financial policies and procedures
• Maintain accurate standard financial reports and respond to end-user inquiries
• Support regulatory reporting, environmental clause cost management and pass-through items
• Prepare and present financial analysis and management reporting for strategic decision-making
• Consolidate actuals, budgets and forecasts, including variance explanations
• Identify and correct data errors and support month-end close activities
• Prepare, review or post journal entries and accruals
• Assist with FERC reports, rate case support, insurance claims and recoverables
• Work with internal and external auditors and support SOX documentation and testing
• Support budget and business planning, including guidance, assumptions, calendars and presentations
• Coordinate annual budgets using Hyperion Planning/OneStream Planning
• Build relationships with business partners and Finance peers
• Identify cost-reduction opportunities and help resolve customer issues
• Coordinate projects, initiatives and continuous process improvements
• Lead or assist with special projects and participate in peer teams
• Perform ad hoc requests and overtime work as required during closing, planning and process rollouts

Senior Financial Analyst – RRE Midwest Finance, FP&A

• Directly supervise assigned ISI Coordinators, NDE Level III personnel, and Complex ISI NDE personnel across Brunswick, Harris, Robinson, McGuire, Catawba, and Oconee
• Conduct annual and mid-year performance reviews, approve time, and review and approve expense reports
• Perform in-field observations of ISI and Complex NDE team members, including contract workers
• Perform supervisory functions within the site corrective action program
• Coordinate and/or perform self-assessments and participate in industry benchmarking trips
• Communicate with plant personnel and management at all levels
• Interface with site ANII, NRC, Complex NDE vendors, and other internal and external stakeholders
• Develop online and outage ISI and Complex NDE budgets
• Approve invoices and identify and act on cost and manpower savings opportunities
• Engage internal and external ISI and Complex NDE stakeholders to maintain consistent NDE examination implementation and management across sites
• Serve as Behavioral Observation Program supervisor for assigned Complex and ISI NDE support personnel and contract workers
• Serve as job sponsor for assigned Complex and ISI NDE support contracts and contractor personnel
• Provide direct oversight of ISI Coordination, NDE Level III, and Complex NDE teams, including safety briefs, pre-job briefs, and in-field oversight