EMPLOYER: California Public Utilities Commission
CLOSING DATE: Position open until filled.
COMPENSATION: DOE. We offer excellent benefits, including medical and dental insurance and vision care, 14 paid holidays per year, a leave plan, deferred compensation plans (401k and /or 457), a retirement plan, transit subsidy of up to $65 per month, employee assistance program, on-site child care, optional group legal services plan, optional long-term disability plan, and flexible schedule and telecommuting opportunities.TO APPLY:
If you would like to apply, please go to http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUC/jobs/ and you can register and fill out an application online. With our new automated application system, you can view and apply to multiple exams once you have registered and completed an initial application. In addition to applying online, candidates can view a detailed job description, view the current exam schedule, and search current openings at the Commission. Once you are registered and have completed the application, you can at any time add information to your profile to keep your application current, print out copies of your application and check the status of your application for a particular exam. You may also submit your application via fax to (415) 703-1737, attention Thuy Nguyen, or email it to cpucrecruiter@cpuc.ca.gov. If you are unsure about what exams or positions you qualify for, for an initial review of your application or resume, or for more employment information, contact us at cpucrecruiter@cpuc.ca.gov, or call (866) 652-3977.
DESCRIPTION: Want to make a difference in California? Want to work at
an exciting place?
The California Public Utilities Commission is hiring Utilities Engineers. The
CPUC is recognized internationally for its innovative policy initiatives. The
policy standards we create for California often influence national regulatory
trends and federal policies. Join our team of talented staff and commissioners
to help launch programs such as: climate change, consumer protection, renewable
energy, energy efficiency, rail safety and many other important issues that are
shaping California's future!
We have immediate openings in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Sacramento. To
apply for these jobs, you must first take an examination interview and get on
the civil service list. You also must be a United States citizen in order to
apply for this position.
The Utilities Engineer (UE) performs technical engineering work to develop
recommendations and regulations, examine proposed utility projects, and analyze
complex, controversial issues in the energy, and water areas. Engineers may work
independently, as part of a team of engineers, or as part of a
multi-disciplinary task force consisting of engineers, accountants, regulatory
analysts, and/or attorneys. The incumbent may be required to travel on a
frequent basis, including overnight stays, and on occasion will be required to
work unusual hours. Engineers work in the following areas: Industry Divisions
(Energy, Telecommunications, Water, Rail Safety and Carriers), Office of
Ratepayer Advocates, Consumer Services Division, and Division of Strategic
Planning.
Qualifications: Individuals with a Bachelors or Masters degree in Engineering
are encouraged to apply. All interested individuals will be required to submit a
comprehensive list of completed coursework. Applicants must have an ability and
desire to perform a wide variety of tasks in a team setting, as well as work
independently on individual assignments. Excellent oral and written
communication skills are essential. Research and statistical skills and
knowledge of computers and software systems are highly desirable.
We offer excellent benefits, including medical and dental insurance and vision
care, 14 paid holidays per year, a leave plan, deferred compensation plans (401k
and /or 457), a retirement plan, transit subsidy of up to $65 per month,
employee assistance program, on-site child care, optional group legal services
plan, optional long-term disability plan, and flexible schedule and
telecommuting opportunities.
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) regulates privately
owned telecommunication , electric , natural gas , water , railroad , rail
transit , and passenger transportation companies . We are responsible for
ensuring that customers have safe, reliable utility service at reasonable rates,
protecting against fraud , and promoting the health of California's economy .
The CPUC, headquarters in San Francisco and with offices in Sacramento and Los
Angeles, is recognized internationally for its innovative and proactive policy
initiatives.
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