Meter Programming Lead

Job overview

The Meter Programming Lead role is described as full-time and may be based at an Alaska Power & Telephone office or a home-based location in Alaska or the Pacific Northwest, with fieldwork and travel to remote sites. Pay is $60–$70 per hour. The employee-owned utility operates isolated power systems across Alaska and serves more than 40 communities and villages.

What you'll do

• Specify, procure, and manage meters and related equipment
• configure and program meters and communication devices
• maintain metering standards and documentation
• oversee commissioning, testing, troubleshooting, and audits
• support regulatory documentation and advanced metering infrastructure
• validate meter data with Billing
• investigate revenue losses
• lead upgrade projects
• coordinate with engineering, operations, vendors, and contractors
• guide metering personnel
• provide field support and travel to remote sites.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

metering program

meter programming

electric utility

advanced metering infrastructure

meter audits

revenue protection

field support

remote-site travel

alaska

pacific northwest

$60–$70 per hour

employee-owned utility

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Medical, dental, and vision
• 401(k)
• annual medical travel reimbursement for Alaska employees
• medivac insurance reimbursement
• employee stock ownership options
• company logowear.

Why this role

The posting requires five or more years of hands-on electric metering experience and a relevant technical degree or equivalent journeyman-level experience. Travel to remote sites may reach 30% of workload.

About the employer

Alaska Power & Telephone Company is hiring for this role. Industry: Electric Power Distribution. Sector: 22.