Senior Utilities Engineer (Specialist) at California Public Utilities Commission in Los Angeles, CA | USD11,437-14,315 | Kablio

Role

Description

soq preparation

qualifications narrative

Other - Prepare and submit a narrative description of how your training, experience, and education qualifies you for the position. The SOQ should provide specific details and examples that clearly demonstrate your qualifications. Refer to the job description and duties, and duty statement to prepare your response. Applicants who do not submit a completed SOQ and writing that exceeds the page limit will not be considered or scored. All information in the SOQ is subject to verification. The SOQ must be no smaller than 11-point Arial font, single-spaced, and no more than two pages.

Requirements

california cdl

engineer license

state exam

application

The position(s) require(s) a valid California Drivers License (CDL). You must answer the questions addressing your CDL on your application. Ensure you provide your CDL number, class, expiration date, and any endorsements and/or restrictions.
Current version of the State Examination/Employment Application STD Form 678 (when not applying electronically), or the Electronic State Employment Application through your Applicant Account at www.CalCareers.ca.gov. All Experience and Education relating to the Minimum Qualifications listed on the Classification Specification should be included to demonstrate how you meet the Minimum Qualifications for the position.
The position(s) require(s) a(n) Professional Engineer License. You will be required to provide a copy of your license prior to being hired.

Benefits

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Training + Development

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Interview process

virtual interviews via web portals or phone may be offered.
standard in‑person interviews will still be offered if conditions permit.

Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

Ensures fair pricing and environmental stewardship for essential utility services in California.
Regulates critical sectors including energy, water, telecommunications, and transportation across the state.
Manages California's vast energy grid and promotes renewable energy initiatives.
Monitors and enforces utility rates, consumer protections, and safety regulations, benefiting millions of Californians.
Involved in key initiatives to improve grid reliability and reduce environmental impact through sustainable policies.
Collaborates with local, state, and federal agencies to address urgent issues like wildfire prevention and water scarcity.
Oversees projects shaping the future of California’s transportation systems, including electric vehicle infrastructure.
Driving significant regulatory changes to transition the state toward a cleaner, greener future.

Culture + Values

Operating with transparency and accepting responsibility for their actions.
Striving to achieve exceptional performance by consistently delivering quality work in a timely manner.
Behaving in an open, honest, trustworthy manner, both professionally and personally.
Exchanging information, thoughts and concerns in an open, timely manner.
Cultivating a culture where they are stewards, safeguarding the resources entrusted to them with care.

Environment + Sustainability

2007 Emissions Standard

Carbon Emission Limits

Set a baseline for new baseload generation to meet specific emissions thresholds, contributing to California's broader climate goals.

2020 Residential Targets

Zero Net Energy Homes

Adopted a goal for all new residential buildings to achieve zero net energy consumption by 2020.

2030 Commercial Goals

Energy Efficiency in Business

Set a target for new commercial buildings to achieve zero net energy consumption by 2030.

2018 Adaptation Framework

Climate Change Strategy

Established a framework to safeguard utility services from climate-related impacts such as sea-level rise and extreme heat.

Designs and implements public policies that advance California’s environmental sustainability goals.
Committed to the health and safety of Californians and the preservation of the natural environment through stewardship.
Requires utilities to use RCP8.5 climate scenarios and designate climate-change teams reporting to senior executives, with mandatory board oversight.

Inclusion & Diversity

40 Years

Supplier Diversity Program

The program has been actively operating for four decades, promoting inclusion in procurement processes.

2019

Extended Certification

SB 255 extended certification to additional service providers, broadening the scope of the program.

Since 1984

Advocacy for Customers

The Office of Ratepayer Advocates has been embedded within the CPUC to support low-income and disabled customers.

Implements Supplier Diversity Program under GO 156 to include women‑, minority‑, LGBT‑, disabled‑veteran‑, and persons‑with‑disabilities‑owned business enterprises in procurement.
Supplier diversity clearinghouse verifies status; program has operated for ~40 years.
Under SB 255, extended certification to community choice aggregators, energy service providers, distributed energy resource contractors, and energy storage system companies.
Annual reports track procurement participation from women, minority, disabled‑veteran and LGBT‑owned business enterprises.
Office of Ratepayer Advocates advocates for low‑income and disabled customers in utility programs, embedded within CPUC since 1984.

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Company

Overview

Ensures fair pricing and environmental stewardship for essential utility services in California.
Regulates critical sectors including energy, water, telecommunications, and transportation across the state.
Manages California's vast energy grid and promotes renewable energy initiatives.
Monitors and enforces utility rates, consumer protections, and safety regulations, benefiting millions of Californians.
Involved in key initiatives to improve grid reliability and reduce environmental impact through sustainable policies.
Collaborates with local, state, and federal agencies to address urgent issues like wildfire prevention and water scarcity.
Oversees projects shaping the future of California’s transportation systems, including electric vehicle infrastructure.
Driving significant regulatory changes to transition the state toward a cleaner, greener future.

Culture + Values

Operating with transparency and accepting responsibility for their actions.
Striving to achieve exceptional performance by consistently delivering quality work in a timely manner.
Behaving in an open, honest, trustworthy manner, both professionally and personally.
Exchanging information, thoughts and concerns in an open, timely manner.
Cultivating a culture where they are stewards, safeguarding the resources entrusted to them with care.

Environment + Sustainability

2007 Emissions Standard

Carbon Emission Limits

Set a baseline for new baseload generation to meet specific emissions thresholds, contributing to California's broader climate goals.

2020 Residential Targets

Zero Net Energy Homes

Adopted a goal for all new residential buildings to achieve zero net energy consumption by 2020.

2030 Commercial Goals

Energy Efficiency in Business

Set a target for new commercial buildings to achieve zero net energy consumption by 2030.

2018 Adaptation Framework

Climate Change Strategy

Established a framework to safeguard utility services from climate-related impacts such as sea-level rise and extreme heat.

Designs and implements public policies that advance California’s environmental sustainability goals.
Committed to the health and safety of Californians and the preservation of the natural environment through stewardship.
Requires utilities to use RCP8.5 climate scenarios and designate climate-change teams reporting to senior executives, with mandatory board oversight.

Inclusion & Diversity

40 Years

Supplier Diversity Program

The program has been actively operating for four decades, promoting inclusion in procurement processes.

2019

Extended Certification

SB 255 extended certification to additional service providers, broadening the scope of the program.

Since 1984

Advocacy for Customers

The Office of Ratepayer Advocates has been embedded within the CPUC to support low-income and disabled customers.

Implements Supplier Diversity Program under GO 156 to include women‑, minority‑, LGBT‑, disabled‑veteran‑, and persons‑with‑disabilities‑owned business enterprises in procurement.
Supplier diversity clearinghouse verifies status; program has operated for ~40 years.
Under SB 255, extended certification to community choice aggregators, energy service providers, distributed energy resource contractors, and energy storage system companies.
Annual reports track procurement participation from women, minority, disabled‑veteran and LGBT‑owned business enterprises.
Office of Ratepayer Advocates advocates for low‑income and disabled customers in utility programs, embedded within CPUC since 1984.

Articles