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Lincoln Electric System (LES) in Lincoln, Nebraska, seeks a Vice President, Energy Delivery to lead the division covering transmission, distribution, metering, substations, and planning. You will set strategy, ensure reliability of the bulk electric system, oversee safety, regulatory compliance, and performance across engineering, operations, and customer service.
As a member of the LES Executive Leadership Team, you will shape budgets, guide major projects, and drive grid modernization through
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Job Title: Vice President, Energy Delivery
Posting Dates: October 9 - October 30, 2026
Starting Pay Range: $217,256 - $310,365
Competitive compensation and benefits package offered, designed to attract and retain top talent.
Responsible for management and strategic direction of the division including transmission, distribution, metering, and substation planning, engineering, design, operation and maintenance and control center operations. Specific responsibilities include safety, monitoring service delivery within the division, settingstrategy for future facility, system and customer needs, ensuring reliability of the bulk electric system, regulatory compliance and fostering positive union relations. This position is part of the executive leadership of LES, and as such is expected to demonstrate experience, skills and abilities consistent with a senior leader in a large, complex organization.
Lincoln Electric System, based in Lincoln, Nebraska, is the second largest retail electric utility in the state and the 23rd largest public power utility in the U.S. LES provides electric services to Lincoln and the surrounding communities of Prairie Home, Waverly, Walton, Cheney, and Emerald, serving over 153,000 customers—88% residential and 12% commercial and industrial—across approximately 200 square miles.
A municipal utility owned by the city of Lincoln, LES employs around 560 people, with 27% represented by two IBEW unions. Guided by the LES Administrative Board, appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by City Council, the utility has a 60-year legacy of reliability, affordability, and sustainability under local control. LES is deeply engaged in the community, delivering safe, resilient, and cost-effective electric services while supporting the growth and vitality of Lincoln and the surrounding region.
Lincoln, Nebraska offers an exceptional quality of life, combining the accessibility and affordability of a mid-sized city with the cultural, educational, and economic opportunities of a larger metropolitan area. As the state capital and home to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, the community is vibrant, growing, and deeply connected through strong civic engagement and local pride. Residents enjoy a welcoming, family-friendly environment with excellent schools, diverse neighborhoods, and a cost of living that supports both comfort and opportunity.
Lincoln is known for its extensive park system, miles of connected trails, and year-round recreational opportunities, making it easy to enjoy an active lifestyle. The city also boasts a dynamic arts and entertainment scene, locally owned restaurants and businesses, and a thriving downtown that continues to evolve. With a stable economy, low unemployment, and a strong sense of community partnership, Lincoln is an ideal place to live, work, and lead—especially those passionate about serving the public and making a meaningful impact in the community.
Adaptability- Maintains a positive attitude in the face of change; appropriately adjusts behavior and activities to changing conditions.
Conflict Resolution - Builds consensus across individuals with different viewpoints; helps people find common goals and interests; finds mutually agreeable solutions to problems; addresses conflicts so they do not escape into more major problems.
Decision Making - Moves quickly to make good decisions and commit to a clear course of action; comfortable making sound decisions based on partial information; willing to take appropriate risks in order to maintain momentum; shows a strong bias toward action.
Visionary Leadership - Creating and articulating an attractive yet credible picture and direction for the future that exceeds the present situation.