NiSource

Change Management

• Lead and conduct readiness, communication, and training needs assessments
• Develop integrated change, communication, and learning strategies and plans
• Conduct stakeholder impact assessments and translate findings into engagement, communication, and training plans
• Lead execution of change, communication, and training plans aligned to program milestones
• Drive awareness, understanding, and sustained adoption
• Translate change impacts into targeted communication strategies and training solutions
• Develop presentations, job aids, and learning resources
• Establish and maintain feedback loops, communication channels, and training programs
• Analyze readiness, communication effectiveness, training participation, and adoption metrics
• Identify risks, measure success, and recommend mitigation actions
• Manage resistance through targeted communication, training, and engagement interventions
• Provide leadership and guidance on change, communication, and training best practices
• Facilitate discussions, workshops, and training sessions
• Align change management engagement and communication activities with other programs

Change Management Delivery Lead

Analytics Engineer

• Act as a subject matter and business intelligence expert for customer analytical technologies
• Drive adoption of self-service analytics capabilities
• Develop and implement data models, datasets, reports, dashboards, and integrated analytics solutions
• Consult with the Data Product Owner on Data Lake design
• Establish, promote, and monitor adherence to business intelligence policies and standards
• Partner with IT on the stability, performance, upgrades, and roadmaps of user-facing technology
• Develop understanding of customer business processes, enterprise platforms, and table structures to extract and report accurate data
• Create strategies for interactive dashboards and promote stakeholder adoption
• Manage personal and team deliverables, timelines, and project milestones
• Shape and extract data using coding languages including Python and SQL
• Apply advanced data quality monitoring approaches
• Identify applications of data science for predictive and prescriptive solutions
• Act as an internal consultant to advance analytics maturity, provide strategic insights, identify opportunities, develop strategies, and mentor staff
• Lead complex data product and visualization development
• Mentor and coach team members, review and delegate work, and guide technical design and implementation
• Support emergency response efforts, potentially outside normal hours or typical responsibilities

Lead Data and Analytics Developer – Customer Analytics

Financial Planning and Analysis

• Provide value-added financial services to internal and external customers
• Review and interpret the impact of financial reporting proposals from governing bodies
• Prepare analytical studies using historical, forecast, and pro-forma financial data
• Develop comprehensive financial data reports for internal and external customers
• Compile, organize, and format qualitative and quantitative data for reporting
• Identify and research reporting issues and recommend solutions
• Assist with adoption of new reporting requirements
• Gather data and prepare regulatory schedules, pro-forma calculations, testimony, and data requests
• Assist with reviewing and analyzing regulatory documents
• Apply technical knowledge to financial processes, procedures, and tasks
• Collaboratively develop solutions between corporate and business units
• Document work fully and accurately
• Identify, analyze, and improve processes to increase efficiency and effectiveness
• Support emergency response efforts when required

Senior Corporate Finance Analyst

Director

• Define, own, and deliver the Integrated Resource Plan (IRP)
• Support large load portfolio modeling and analytics
• Provide regulatory support for NiSource/NIPSCO stakeholders
• Oversee technical end-to-end modeling and creation of long-term demand and supply plans
• Represent and own the generation planning pillar within the integrated system planning ecosystem
• Provide long-term demand and supply signals and market and technical support to Transmission, Gas Planning, Regulatory, Regulatory Policy, Financial Planning, Accounting, Risk, Environmental, Tax, Legal, and other departments
• Oversee long-term demand and generation capacity planning activities related to IRP and large load deal and portfolio analytics
• Supervise department personnel and manage the O&M budget
• Communicate impacts to corporate O&M/CAPEX
• Mentor, coach, and train direct reports
• Partner with Finance, Transmission, and Gas Planning to integrate generation resource planning into integrated system planning
• Provide and support testimony in CPCN, IURC, and other filings
• Coordinate testimony and forecasts for NiSource/NIPSCO participation in broader energy markets
• Respond to data requests for audits, regulatory proceedings, and government investigations
• Participate in internal and external audits

Director, Generation Planning

General

• Prepare and coordinate environmental permitting for projects and programs supporting NiSource and Columbia Gas of Virginia
• Coordinate and perform environmental activities to implement programs and permits and achieve full compliance
• Conduct field investigations to verify conformance with engineering and construction plans
• Coordinate with business partners to align operational needs with environmental risk minimization and mitigation
• Maintain knowledge of environmental regulations and regulatory processes
• Analyze and interpret environmental rules, regulations, policies, and guidelines
• Oversee environmental resource surveys, reports, assessments, and permitting
• Partner with construction field personnel to achieve compliance and regulatory goals
• Participate in or lead meetings, training sessions, and calls with internal stakeholders and external partners
• Support and implement compliance and proactive environmental systems and programs
• Identify and communicate opportunities for continuous environmental improvement
• Coordinate business and regulatory needs across multiple organizational levels and business partners
• Communicate project status clearly and effectively to stakeholders
• Promote a safe working environment and public safety
• Support emergency response efforts when required

Natural Resources Permitting Coordinator

• Lead environmental planning, permitting, compliance, and regulatory approval efforts for utility infrastructure projects
• Develop permitting strategies, project schedules, budgets, and risk mitigation plans
• Coordinate environmental surveys, technical studies, due diligence, consultants, and contractor resources
• Represent the company with federal, state, and local regulatory agencies, including negotiations, consultations, inspections, and proceedings
• Support routing, siting, alternatives analyses, and project design reviews by evaluating environmental constraints and permitting risks
• Ensure environmental permits, programs, and compliance obligations are implemented throughout planning, construction, commissioning, and closeout
• Monitor and interpret environmental regulations and assess impacts on business operations
• Develop and implement environmental programs, systems, and continuous improvement initiatives
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams on environmental, business, regulatory, sustainability, compliance, permitting, and remediation initiatives
• Prepare regulatory summaries, technical reports, formal agency comments, and written communications
• Communicate project status, environmental performance, risks, and compliance matters to leadership and stakeholders
• Support public outreach, stakeholder engagement, and community relations
• Promote a safe work environment and protect employees, contractors, the public, and the environment
• Maintain current knowledge of environmental regulations, industry trends, and regulatory processes
• Support emergency response efforts when needed, including work outside normal hours or outside typical responsibilities

Environmental Coordinator

Inspector

• Provide technical leadership and coordination for environmental inspection activities supporting electric and gas construction
• Review environmental compliance plans and provide technical guidance during preconstruction, constructability, scoping, and field activities
• Conduct and document environmental inspections and audits, including photographs, findings, corrective actions, and required certifications
• Evaluate erosion and sediment controls, water-resource crossings, sensitive-resource protections, spill response, waste and spoil management, and permit requirements
• Monitor restoration activities including grading, topsoil management, soil decompaction, seeding, habitat restoration, and sampling results
• Communicate requirements and inspection results to contractors, project teams, leaders, and environmental resource specialists
• Develop corrective actions and continuous-improvement recommendations
• Train, coach, mentor, and evaluate inspectors; review reports; and support interviews and hiring recommendations
• Coordinate inspector assignments, schedules, meetings, and project coverage with the Team Leader
• Represent the inspection team in stakeholder meetings
• Maintain required licenses, certifications, and operator qualifications
• Travel to project sites and provide support outside normal work hours or assigned areas when needed
• Support emergency response efforts when required

Lead Environmental Inspector

Robotics

• Design, develop, code, test, and implement automation tool solutions
• Identify opportunities to apply automation technology for process improvement in Customer Contact Center operations
• Review and analyze performance data and recommend automated technology solutions
• Develop, oversee, and manage project plans, timelines, scope, costs, and implementation activities
• Coordinate business continuity planning, development, testing, debugging, and implementation
• Act as the Customer Contact Center liaison with IT for upgrades, hardware/software installations, troubleshooting, and testing
• Support leaders in testing and developing test plans, including validation testing before and after technology changes
• Provide ongoing production support, troubleshooting, and issue resolution
• Review organizational needs and goals to assess impacts on applications and systems
• Produce high-level and detailed designs based on business requirements and architectures
• Coordinate with onshore and offshore teams to complete coding, testing, debugging, and implementation
• Learn new systems, applications, technologies, and business domains
• Support emergency response efforts and perform other duties as assigned

Process Automation Specialist

• Review environmental compliance plans and provide technical input during planning, bid, constructability, and preconstruction activities
• Conduct and document inspections and audits, including observations, photographs, reports, and required certifications
• Evaluate erosion and sediment controls, water-resource crossings, sensitive-resource protections, project boundaries, and restoration activities for compliance
• Identify noncompliance, spills, contamination, or unanticipated discoveries; recommend corrective actions; and coordinate response measures
• Monitor handling of soil, topsoil, water, waste, spoils, seed, and other materials, including sampling results and restoration requirements
• Communicate findings and requirements to stakeholders, contractors, and resource specialists
• Provide guidance, training, and presentations
• Maintain document control, required credentials, and continuous improvement practices
• Travel safely to project sites and provide coverage outside normal hours or assigned areas, including overnight stays when required
• Support emergency response efforts, including work outside normal hours or tasks outside typical responsibilities

Environmental Inspector – Level 2

Strategy

• Perform industry, competitor, and customer analyses
• Monitor and evaluate the impact of trends and identify opportunities and barriers
• Gather and synthesize quantitative and qualitative data to inform strategic decisions
• Track, validate, and report initiative performance, including risks and upsides
• Build and maintain Excel-based models to analyze data and evaluate financial and strategic tradeoffs
• Leverage enterprise risk information to assess primary and secondary risk impacts
• Use risk registers, dashboards, tracking metrics, and mitigation monitoring for enterprise risk integration
• Identify and frame issues, problems, and opportunities and develop practical solutions
• Develop and update materials for executive presentations
• Compile, organize, and format data for internal and external reporting
• Research reporting considerations and support adoption of new reporting requirements
• Develop business cases and supporting financial models
• Lead assigned project tasks under Strategy leadership direction
• Manage deliverables, timelines, and resource coordination while escalating risks and issues
• Communicate strategic recommendations to senior leadership
• Support emergency response efforts and tasks outside typical responsibilities when needed

Senior/Lead Strategy and Risk Consultant

Security Analyst

• Monitor, analyze, track, and report on evolving threat trends related to the company, industry, critical infrastructure, and national security
• Conduct advanced open-source intelligence (OSINT) research and investigations into cyber threat actors, origins, motives, TTPs, emerging trends, and geopolitical developments
• Synthesize multi-source intelligence and technical processes into concise products and executive-level briefings
• Support tactical intelligence collection and reporting, including monitoring IOCs and malicious IPs and providing actionable intelligence to Incident Response
• Respond to and support Cybersecurity or Physical Security teams during high-impact incidents
• Compile intelligence into timely, high-confidence products and update stakeholders during security or crisis events
• Develop intelligence reporting thresholds, templates, products, and data collection mechanisms
• Develop and maintain intelligence metrics, dashboards, investigative records, and KPIs
• Utilize Dataminr, Recorded Future, ZeroFox, and other OSINT platforms for monitoring, investigations, and analysis
• Develop data connections for Power BI dashboards used for insider risk detection and tracking; update API connections and dashboards
• Collaborate with Cybersecurity teams to conduct investigations, validate findings, support incident response, and enhance information sharing
• Participate in audits, analytic reviews, lessons-learned sessions, and after-action reports
• Refine sourcing strategies and evaluate technology needs in the AI and information security environment
• Update team methodologies and develop intelligence tradecraft through professional development
• Participate in benchmarking discussions with internal and external partners, including government and law enforcement agencies

Cybersecurity Threat Intelligence Analyst

Manager

• Support the Incident Commander in executing the Emergency Preparedness & Response plan during incidents
• Create, support, and execute emergency response training plans and scenario exercises for all incident levels
• Lead the incident management team in executing plans across states and operations groups
• Lead After Action Reviews and the corrective action process through completion
• Apply lessons learned to the emergency and incident command structure and share changes with the organization according to API RP173 requirements
• Develop and support technology strategies for maintaining, updating, and executing emergency preparedness and response plans
• Build and maintain relationships with utility leaders, local emergency management agencies, public safety organizations, and other officials
• Lead highly collaborative projects across company departments and states
• Provide emergency preparedness and response information for regulatory filings
• Manage continuous improvements to emergency plans and incident processes
• Track changes and improvements to emergency plans
• Identify, track, and update employees assigned to Incident Command System roles
• Ensure retention of incident-related documentation
• Safeguard organizational assets and the safety and well-being of employees and served communities