The Planner I position involves developing and maintaining work orders to ensure compliance with plant regulations and operational standards. The role requires providing technical support to maintenance teams, preparing detailed work packages for planned maintenance activities, and resolving condition reports. Participation in emergency response and support during refueling outages is also required.

The Quality Auditor provides independent oversight of Quality Assurance Programs at Energy Northwest, performing assessments, mentoring other auditors, planning independent oversight of processes, and ensuring compliance with regulations. They also identify problems, maintain documentation, and develop new policies to meet corporate goals.

The Strategic Finance Program Manager oversees financing for new Agency projects, focusing on project feasibility, financial modeling, negotiation of financing arrangements, and stakeholder engagement, particularly in the energy sector, especially regarding New Nuclear technology.

As a Project Controls Analyst, you will oversee project planning, scheduling, budgeting, and risk management for Capital and O&M projects. You'll collaborate with project managers, analyze variances to monitor project performance, provide financial summaries, and develop recommendations for corrective actions to ensure adherence to established schedules and budgets.

The Project Assurance Supervisor will manage Energy Northwest's budgeting operations, oversee financial reporting and variance analysis, and implement strategies for increasing organizational efficiency and cost reduction. Responsibilities also include leading the budgeting process for various business units and preparing financial presentations for leadership.

Manage the development of renewable energy generation and storage projects. Responsibilities include project management, stakeholder coordination, proposal preparation, funding identification, and oversight of project teams from feasibility through construction.

The Public Affairs Specialist will lead the tour program, create and manage communications, and coordinate with stakeholders. Responsibilities include producing internal and external communications, event planning, managing social media, and serving as a spokesperson when needed. The role focuses on fostering relationships and promoting the organization's clean energy mission.

The Energy Services Intern will provide administrative and technical support within the Energy & Professional Services department. Responsibilities include managing schedules, coordinating events, supporting project activities, and communicating with stakeholders. The role requires a focused approach to organizing tasks and interacting professionally with colleagues.

The Columbia Budget Analyst will provide business planning and risk support, focusing on corporate budget development, monitoring organizational cost performance, and maintaining long-range plans for capital and expense projects. Responsibilities also include recommending corrective actions, conducting financial analysis, and ensuring key risks are identified and managed. The role requires collaboration with project managers and assistance in using financial tools.

The Engineering Supervisor oversees the engineering department, leading staff activities including system performance monitoring, troubleshooting, and equipment improvements. Responsible for managing budgets, scheduling work, and providing technical guidance, this role also requires participation in emergency response and outage support activities. Ensures engineers maintain qualifications and conducts performance reviews.

The Business Financial Planning and Risk Analyst II is responsible for providing business planning and risk support, conducting financial analysis, budget management, and coordinating project costs. The role involves collaboration with management and teams to improve financial performance through data collection, analysis, and strategic recommendations.

Perform independent supplier audits and evaluations to ensure procurement of safety-related products and services. Coordinate audit teams and maintain compliance with quality standards. Monitor supplier performance and ensure documentation compliance.

The Internal Audit/Risk Analyst position supports the Enterprise Risk Management and Corporate Finance team with responsibilities in process mapping, risk identification, and control development. This role involves ensuring compliance with reporting standards, conducting audits, and generating reports to management, while also collaborating to improve compliance processes.

The Design Engineer role involves complex engineering tasks to assess and modify Energy Northwest facilities. Responsibilities include providing technical direction, solving unique engineering problems, mentoring junior staff, and ensuring compliance with regulations. The position requires availability for emergency response and support during outages.

The Project Controls Lead Analyst oversees project control functions, ensuring projects meet budget and schedule goals. Responsibilities include utilizing Earned Value Management for performance tracking, providing financial summaries, and offering technical support to project managers. The role requires collaboration with teams, risk management, and reporting on project status.

The Agency Budget Supervisor plans and directs the budgeting operations at Energy Northwest, managing annual budgets, variance analysis, and financial presentations. The role requires supervising budgeting processes across multiple business units, implementing strategies for efficiency, and mentoring staff. Additionally, the supervisor coordinates financial reporting and contributes to performance improvement initiatives.

The Senior Counsel role focuses on providing legal advice to Energy Northwest on regulatory compliance, negotiating contracts, managing litigation, and overseeing adherence to the Public Records Act. Responsibilities include ensuring legal compliance within nuclear, environmental, and employment areas, participating in strategic energy transactions, and supervising paralegal work. A background in legal practice is essential, along with a Juris Doctorate and specific experience related to energy and regulatory issues.

The Energy Services Specialist is responsible for coordinating energy projects, ensuring compliance with various regulations, monitoring budgets, and interacting with stakeholders. This role includes managing project schedules, providing oversight to personnel, and representing the company at various events. The specialist acts as a subject matter expert across multiple functions and engages with various departments to promote efficient project implementation.

The Craft-HP Supervisor oversees health physics technicians and exempt staff to ensure effective radiation protection services, including radiation surveys, control of radioactive materials, and scheduling work. Responsibilities encompass personnel management, performance reviews, and training, along with compliance with radiation protection regulations and practices.

The intern will provide administrative and support functions to help improve performance at Columbia Generating Station, including organizing meetings, data entry, maintaining web sources, and scheduling for the workgroup.