Reporting to the Director, the Senior Project Manager, will have the responsibility and accountability for project development with the Land and Permits area.  This will include working with area managers and staff to develop projects including projects identified within the System Remediation Plan (SRP) specific to the Land and Permits department.  Utilizing fundamental project management principles, the Senior Advisor will have the responsibility to work with project stakeholders, to define the scope, schedule, and cost of a project, and to develop a project execution plan in collaboration with the project team.  Additionally, the Senior advisor will have the responsibility to work with other departments within the organization such as Capital Projects, Engineering, and Operations to ensure the necessary service is provided to the user group with respect to Land and Permits.  This will include working with various project managers within LUMA to help develop project scope for a given project, to identify the Land and Permits scope within that project, to assist the project manager with inputs of the project requirements for Land and Permits into a database, and to coordinate communications with the Land and Permits department managers and staff to take the necessary steps ensuring workflow is managed properly.    The Senior Project Manager will make recommendations to the director relating to project requirements and to assist in developing the capital and O&M budgets for the department.  The position will have responsibility to address other project matters as these arise and develop necessary procedures or agreements through collaboration with the other department managers as required.

This position is within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives. Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.     The Tariff and Budgets group within Regulatory is responsible for conducting analysis, studies and projections related to customer rates and annual budgets as well as interacting with LUMA departments to provide updated discussions of LUMA’s activities.   This role will support the Regulatory Department and is accountable for developing, monitoring the department’s budget including investigating variances, prepare expense reports for approval, managing contracts and ensuring the projects are billed accurately.   Directly responsible for management of the budget forecasting process and the tracking of actual costs versus budget.  Will prepare memos and presentations summarizing the Department’s activities and actual costs for internal and external reporting. Supports the group heads to ensure reporting obligations are met and to support reporting analyses as requested.

Reporting to the Vice President, Responsible for performing a wide variety of administrative support services ranging from complex to routine, all of which contribute to the efficient and professional operation of the Vice President's Department. The position will require an appreciation for and understanding of protocol, discretion, professionalism, and acceptance of responsibility. This position requires an individual who is highly organized and has the ability to interpret and make decisions in accordance with prescribed procedures and practices of the organization. In order to provide effective and efficient service it is expected that the position will be flexible in terms of hours of work and maintain confidentiality, diplomacy and tact at all times.

This position is within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives. Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator, and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.   A high attention to detail, excellent time management, strong English and Spanish writing and reading comprehension and clear communication are key skills within the team.   Support regulatory reporting team with reporting-related administration management. This individual contributes to the development of high-quality work products and the management of regulatory reporting requirements by providing overall support for the reporting team activities, as directed by the Reporting Director, Manager or Analyst. Responsible for ensuring compliance with the Transmission and Distribution Operation and Maintenance Agreement (T&D OMA). Supports the Reporting Director and Managers to ensure regulatory objectives are met.

This position is within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives.   Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator, and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.   A high attention to detail, excellent time management, strong English and Spanish writing and reading comprehension and clear communication are key skills within the team.   The primary function of this position is to coordinate internal and external stakeholder reporting for LUMA in compliance with LUMA’s contractual requirements under the Transmission and Distribution Operation and Maintenance Agreement (T&D OMA). This individual will be responsible for executing reporting activities for their area(s) of focus, including managing multiple reporting obligations and the associated timelines, compiling the relevant documentation, engaging with departmental reporting liaisons, and monitoring compliance. Expected to work in a fast-paced environment including coordinating and developing reporting-related communications, requiring analysis of contractual requirements and an understanding of the procedures associated with each reporting activity. Requires expertise in project management, very strong attention to detail, reporting, formal oral and written communication in English, data analysis and stakeholder management.

This position is within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives. Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.   The Programs & Performance group within Regulatory works with all LUMA departments setting and controlling LUMA’s System Remediation Plan and Performance Metrics set forth the LUMA’s Operations and Management Agreement obligations and LUMA’s strategic directions.     This is position supports the data collection effort, reporting and analysis of Performance Metrics, providing high quality output while meeting deadlines.  Responsible for the overall quality, documentation process, analytical and review standards in compliance with PREBs requirements. Supports the Supervisor / Manager to ensure LUMA’s and department objectives are met. 

Regulatory Analysts are within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives.   Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support of LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator, and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.   The Regulatory Team consists of five groups, among them:   - The Tariff and Budgets group within Regulatory is responsible for conducting analysis, studies and projections related to customer rates and annual budgets as well as interacting with LUMA departments to provide updated discussions of LUMA’s activities.   - The Supply Side Contract Administration group within Regulatory is responsible for conducting analysis and studies related to power generation and dispatch as well as interacting with generation stakeholders and the energy regulator. - The Land and Permits group within Regulatory is responsible for the administration of all the Transmission and Distribution rights of way and supports LUMA in obtaining and maintaining necessary operational permits, enabling the recovery and transformation of the Puerto Rico electrical system. - The Grid Modernization group within the Regulatory Team works alongside external stakeholders and LUMA teams to set forth the foundations and develop plans for grid modernization. This is a forward-thinking group that provides an opportunity to help shape the future of PR’s energy sector. - The Programs & Performance group within Regulatory works with all LUMA departments setting and controlling LUMA’s System Remediation Plan and Performance Metrics set forth the LUMA’s Operations and Management Agreement obligations and LUMA’s strategic directions.  This position supports regulatory filing teams in providing high quality service and work product while meeting regulatory filing requirements and deadlines. Directly responsible for the overall quality of service, work papers, analytical and review standards and compliance with PREBs filing requirements. Supports the Leads to ensure objectives are met to support filings and analysis as requested.

Regulatory Coordinators are within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives.   Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support of LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator, and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.   The Regulatory Team consists of five groups, among them: - The Tariff and Budgets group within Regulatory is responsible for conducting analysis, studies and projections related to customer rates and annual budgets as well as interacting with LUMA departments to provide updated discussions of LUMA’s activities.   - The Supply Side Contract Administration group within Regulatory is responsible for conducting analysis and studies related to power generation and dispatch as well as interacting with generation stakeholders and the energy regulator. - The Land and Permits group within Regulatory is responsible for the administration of all the Transmission and Distribution rights of way and supports LUMA in obtaining and maintaining necessary operational permits, enabling the recovery and transformation of the Puerto Rico electrical system. - The Grid Modernization group within the Regulatory Team works alongside external stakeholders and LUMA teams to set forth the foundations and develop plans for grid modernization. This is a forward-thinking group that provides an opportunity to help shape the future of PR’s energy sector. - The Programs & Performance group within Regulatory works with all LUMA departments setting and controlling LUMA’s System Remediation Plan and Performance Metrics set forth the LUMA’s Operations and Management Agreement obligations and LUMA’s strategic directions.  A Regulatory Coordinator prepares and ensures accurate and timely filing of official regulatory documents, which includes providing daily support for various activities. The role is responsible for communicating, coordinating, and filing periodic and annual documents with regulatory agencies; monitoring and communicating regulatory activities and dockets pending before the PREB or other agencies; and assisting with regulatory research, involving reviewing legal filings for proposed rulemaking and compliance issues required by regulatory agencies. The role supports the Lead to ensure regulatory objectives are met to support regulatory filings and analysis as requested. 

This position is within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives. Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.    The Tariff and Budgets group within Regulatory is responsible for conducting analysis, studies and projections related to customer rates and annual budgets as well as interacting with LUMA departments to provide updated discussions of LUMA’s activities.      The primary function of this role is to conduct, manage and coordinate research and study activities to model individual customer behavior necessary for LUMA Energy’s regulatory, ratemaking and demand-side planning, operations, customer service and planning functions.   The individual will be personally responsible for performing detailed economic and demographic research, surveys, data collection, processing and analysis and studies to assist in the development of short-, medium- and long-range electricity forecasts. The individual will perform extensive modeling and algorithms, produce reports and profiles and must be able to communicate the results in English. The role includes broad engagement with individuals, organizations and data most relevant to load profile development and requires the clear communication of data sources and methods, analytical techniques, methodologies and sensitivity analyses.

This position is within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives. Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.    The Tariff and Budgets group within Regulatory is responsible for conducting analysis, studies and projections related to customer rates and annual budgets as well as interacting with LUMA departments to provide updated discussions of LUMA’s activities.      The primary function of this role is to conduct, manage and coordinate planning, research and forecasting activities necessary for LUMA Energy’s regulatory, ratemaking and demand-side planning, operations, customer service and planning functions.   The individual will be personally responsible for performing detailed economic and demographic research, surveys, data collection, processing and analysis and studies to develop short, medium and long-range electricity forecasts. The individual will perform extensive modeling and algorithms, produce reports and forecasts and be able to communicate the results in English. The role includes broad engagement with individuals, organizations and data most relevant to forecast development and requires the clear communication of data sources and methods, analytical techniques, forecast methodologies and sensitivity analyses.

Reporting to the Lead, Change Management, this position is responsible for assisting and facilitating any PMO change management for the Capital Programs department. This role is responsible for effectively supporting the implementation of changes on any PMO-produced processes, standards, and artifacts to ensure the organization can quickly learn and adapt to them.

Reporting to the Lead, Quality Management, this position is responsible for assisting and facilitating any PMO quality management for the Capital Programs department.  This role is responsible for effectively supporting quality assurance and control on any PMO-produced processes, standards, and artifacts to ensure the organization can quickly learn and adapt to them.   This role will be responsible for assisting in ensuring compliance and adherence against internal and external regulations; and for conducting comprehensive reviews and audits of each project phase of the project life cycle.

Reporting to the Process Lead, this position is responsible for the facilitation and documentation of business and project management processes and procedures. The Process Analyst is responsible for effectively discovering, analyzing, designing, measuring, and recommending improvements to optimize business processes and procedures.   The Process Analyst must work with internal clients to lead projects, documenting and/or recommending improvement to processes and the possible configuration of or improvement of technology to enable and/or support these process developments.  This position requires in-depth knowledge and experience of LUMA and LUMA PMO project processes and procedures; and uses best practices and knowledge of internal and external business issues to improve services.   This opportunity allows for the incumbent to learn and understand all LUMA’s business and work cross-functionally with energetic and passionate people. 

Reporting to the Section Manager, Commissioning, this position is responsible for the supervision, coordination and administration of line commissioning department to ensure the final product of LUMA Capital division is completed safely, on schedule, on budget and meets all design, operational and safety criteria and is proven for active service. This position supports LUMA through the planning and delivery of the Commissioning phase of new capital projects and responsible for the effective planning, and delivery of Commissioning supervision resources supporting capital projects.

Reporting to the Section Manager, Commissioning, this position is responsible for the supervision, coordination and administration of the substation commissioning department to ensure the final product of LUMA Capital division is completed safely, on schedule, on budget and meets all design, operational and safety criteria and is proven for active service. This position supports LUMA through the planning and delivery of the Commissioning phase of new capital projects and responsible for the effective planning, and delivery of Commissioning supervision resources supporting capital projects.

This position is accountable and responsible for the overall project planning, organizing, management, supervision, coordination and administration of all capital projects work on LUMA System Improvement Programs associated with Transmission/Distribution Lines, Substations, Streetlights, Telecom facilities and associated work in order to achieve project completion on budget, on time, as per agreed scope and with proper risk and quality management.   The Project Managers are expected to multitask and diligently handle multiple Projects competing for Resources and PM attention with competing timelines and objectives to be achieved together under a common Capital Program. This position is expected to have the ability, skills and experience to handle multiple large scale and large value complex projects at the same time.   This position supports LUMA through the planning and delivery of project work through all phases of new capital projects. This includes interaction and collaboration with the Construction Managers, Commissioning Manager, Project Control manager, HSE lead, Commissioning Lead, and Construction Lead along with all applicable support services including contract admin, finance, indigenous relations, and project management. This position is responsible for all planning, monitoring, tracking of schedules, costs, risks and quality, supervising and reporting on project deliverables including external contractors. This position will kickoff Project, manage interface with Contractors during Construction and ensure that all Project deliverables including construction is completed in accordance with Design and Contract packages.

This position is accountable and responsible for the overall project planning, organizing, management, supervision, coordination and administration of all capital projects work on LUMA Renewable & System Projects associated with Transmission/Distribution Lines, Substations, Telecom facilities and associated work in order to achieve project completion on budget, on time, as per agreed scope and with proper risk and quality management.   The Project Managers are expected to multitask and diligently handle multiple Projects competing for Resources and PM attention with competing timelines and objectives to be achieved together under a common Capital Program. This position is expected to have the ability, skills and experience to handle multiple large scale and large value complex projects at the same time.   This position supports LUMA through the planning and delivery of project work through all phases of new capital projects. This includes interaction and collaboration with the Construction Managers, Commissioning Manager, Project Control manager, HSE lead, Commissioning Lead, and Construction Lead along with all applicable support services including contract admin, finance, indigenous relations, and project management. This position is responsible for all planning, monitoring, tracking of schedules, costs, risks and quality, supervising and reporting on project deliverables including external contractors.   This position will kickoff Project, manage interface with Contractors during Construction and ensure that all Project deliverables including construction is completed in accordance with Design and Contract packages

This position is critical in assisting the project manager in overall project planning, organizing, management, supervision, coordination and administration of all capital projects work on LUMA Renewable & System Projects associated with Transmission/Distribution Lines, Substations, Telecom facilities and associated work in order to achieve project completion on budget, on time, as per agreed scope and with proper risk and quality management.   The Project Coordinators are expected to multitask and diligently handle multiple Projects competing for Resources and PM attention with competing timelines and objectives to be achieved together under a common Capital Program. This position is expected to have the ability, skills and experience to handle project coordination duties on multiple large scale and large value complex projects at the same time.   This position assists and supports LUMA through the planning and delivery of project work through all phases of a new capital project. This position is responsible for assisting the project manager with effective planning and management of all phases of project. This includes interaction and collaboration with the Construction Managers, Commissioning Managers, Project Managers, HSE lead, Commissioning Lead, and Construction Leads along with all applicable support services including contract admin, finance, indigenous relations, and project management. This position is responsible for all planning, monitoring, tracking of schedules, costs, risks and quality, supervising and reporting on project deliverables including external contractors.   This position will actively assist project managers to kickoff Project, manage interface with Contractors during Construction and ensure that all Project deliverables including construction is completed in accordance with Design and Contract packages.

This position is critical in assisting the project manager in overall project planning, organizing, management, supervision, coordination and administration of all capital projects work on LUMA System Improvement Programs associated with Transmission/Distribution Lines, Substations, Streetlights, Telecom facilities and associated work in order to achieve project completion on budget, on time, as per agreed scope and with proper risk and quality management.   The Project Coordinators are expected to multitask and diligently handle multiple Projects competing for Resources and PM attention with competing timelines and objectives to be achieved together under a common Capital Program. This position is expected to have the ability, skills and experience to handle project coordination duties on multiple large scale and large value complex projects at the same time.   This position assists and supports LUMA through the planning and delivery of project work through all phases of a new capital project. This position is responsible for assisting the project manager with effective planning and management of all phases of project. This includes interaction and collaboration with the Construction Managers, Commissioning Managers, Project Managers, HSE lead, Commissioning Lead, and Construction Leads along with all applicable support services including contract admin, finance, indigenous relations, and project management. This position is responsible for all planning, monitoring, tracking of schedules, costs, risks and quality, supervising and reporting on project deliverables including external contractors.   This position will actively assist project managers to kickoff Project, manage interface with Contractors during Construction and ensure that all Project deliverables including construction is completed in accordance with Design and Contract packages.

This position is within the Regulatory Team. The Regulatory Team works to align LUMA’s business plan with the public energy policy goals of Puerto Rico and plays a key role for the design, implementation and reporting on key policy initiatives.   Regulatory works with all LUMA departments in support LUMA’s compliance and reporting obligations under the Operations and Management Agreement, the energy regulator, and other governmental bodies. The team works with multiple external stakeholders and is responsible for the delivery of professional written documents, and verbal reason to support compliance and reporting.   The Grid Modernization group within the Regulatory Team works alongside external stakeholders and LUMA teams to set forth the foundations and develop plans for grid modernization. This is a forward-thinking group, presenting an opportunity for growth while helping shape the future of PR’s energy sector.   The Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) is a primary product that informs how the future of PR electricity sector is shaped. The primary function of this position is to manage development of the IRP process. This includes monitor, coordinate and support the IRP, all in line with PR laws. Ensure compliance of regulatory requirements and orders of previous IRP resolutions, enhance the study process and results of IRP. Proactively coordinate with internal and external stakeholders of a coordinated execution of IRP with proactive internal and external stakeholder’s inputs. The position will focus on delivering data driven solutions.