The Capacity Planning Engineer identifies and develops distribution system infrastructure solutions to support customer load growth, spot load requests, and long-range system capacity needs. The role performs feeder and substation capacity analyses, evaluates load addition requests, conducts fuse coordination reviews, and develops capital project recommendations. It leads development of Grid Plan, Retail Capacity, and System Capacity project scopes aligned with company standards and strategic objectives. The primary location is Raleigh, though other locations across the Carolinas East service territory will be considered. The position is classified as hybrid: after onboarding, work is performed remotely and onsite. Hybrid employees must live within a reasonable commute of their assigned Duke Energy facility (no more than 50 miles one way) and are expected to report to that facility as directed, averaging three full workdays per regular workweek. Most travel consists of local or day trips, including routine field visits for detailed studies and troubleshooting and periodic meetings. Travel requirements are 5–15%. Relocation assistance is not provided. The role is not visa sponsored and requires the ability to work lawfully in the U.S. without employment-based immigration sponsorship, now or in the future.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level