Careers

The Internal Controls & Audit Processes Specialist is responsible for ensuring that organizational operations adhere to established policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements aligned with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and Internal Controls Processes. The specialist collaborates with various financial departments to promote compliance, enhance process efficiency, and support the organization's overall integrity and accountability. The specialist collaborates with external auditors and accounting firms to ensure timely and positive audit communications. 

The Apprentice Lineman/Lineman will help in the construction and removal of overhead and underground electrical lines, and fiber utility lines. Also, assist in maintaining both the electrical utility and fiber utility system, which includes restoration of power outages.

The Financial Analyst is responsible for supporting the department’s financial operations by analyzing financial data, preparing reports, and ensuring the accuracy of financial information. This position plays a key role in identifying trends, providing actionable insights, and leading budgeting, forecasting, and performance measurement. The Financial Analyst collaborates closely with leadership to facilitate informed decision-making and maintain compliance with relevant regulations and internal policies.

We are seeking an innovative, systems-minded Grid Modernization Engineer to help shape the future of the electric grid. This position plays a pivotal role in advancing REC’s modernization strategy — integrating battery storage, distributed generation, DERMS, smart grid devices, energy efficiency, electric transportation, and behind-the-meter technologies to enable a cleaner, more intelligent, and more resilient energy network.

The ideal candidate is a professional engineer (P.E.) or equivalent with a passion for reimagining how electricity is generated, stored, and consumed. You’ll lead initiatives that fuse engineering excellence with emerging technology, driving real-world projects that redefine how our members interact with the energy system.

This role is responsible for the programming, maintenance, testing, troubleshooting, and installation of protection control devices within the REC territory. This includes the Cooperative’s transmission, substation, and distribution assets. This work requires an understanding of power systems, transformers, protective relaying, and electrical engineering principles.

 
The role will be filled at the appropriate level— III, or IV—based on the candidate’s education and relevant experience.