Public Utilities Engineer II — Regulatory (Water/Sewer)

State of North Carolina; United States; On-site; USD 70,000 - 92,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

12 Annual Holidays

State Health Plan

Retirement benefits

Employee discounts

Job summary

The State of North Carolina, Department of Commerce, seeks a Public Utilities Engineer II to work within the Utilities Commission. This technical role analyzes water/sewer utility operations, policies, and rate proposals, providing expert testimony and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Based in the NC Utilities Commission environment, the position requires engineering credentials, strong communication, and the ability to manage moderately complex filings with supervision from the Division

Qualifications

• Engineering knowledge in design, permitting, operation, maintenance, expansion, and rate structure of water/sewer utilities.
• Knowledge of modern trends and practices in public water/sewer regulation.
• Ability to communicate engineering information in written and oral testimony to varied audiences.
• Ability to identify issues and develop alternative solutions.
• Ability to choose a course of action and reach conclusions.

Responsibilities

• Review proposals for changes in operation or rates and regulatory responses.
• Review special studies.
• Prepare and present expert engineering testimony at NC Utilities Commission hearings.

Skills

Engineering knowledge

Communication skills

Analytical thinking

Regulatory understanding

Problem solving

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

3 years utility regulatory experience

Job description

The State of North Carolina, Department of Commerce, seeks a Public Utilities Engineer II to work within the Utilities Commission. This technical role analyzes water/sewer utility operations, policies, and rate proposals, providing expert testimony and ensuring regulatory compliance.

Based in the NC Utilities Commission environment, the position requires engineering credentials, strong communication, and the ability to manage moderately complex filings with supervision from the Division