by justinb
18. November 2009 18:50
If you have a background in the energy industry and you're out on the job search grind, Constellation Energy is a good place to target during your search. The Company's headquarters is in Baltimore, MD but there are many (did i say many?) job openings in several states. Did I say many job openings?
In you haven't heard of Constellation energy don't feel bad, since you aren't alone there. At the same time, don't let the fact that you might not have heard of them fool you. This is Fortune 500 company that is quietly going on about its business raking in Billions. What specifically is the business of Constellation Energy? Did you guess energy? You're such a scholar, did you go to Harvard too? Well, Constellation Energy is all up and down the energy value chain but focuses more so on the wholesale side of the business. As an energy wholesale supplier, Constellation Energy supplies energy to smaller local and regional utility companies.
As mentioned, Constellation Energy covers the full gamut of energy services from exploration and production to retail energy services. In fact, Baltimore Gas & Electric, owned by Constellation Energy is a big power broker (literally and figuratively) in supplying energy services for both residential and small businesses in Maryland. So what are SOME of the job openings with Constellation Energy?
- Associate Transmission Engineer
- Journeyman Appliance Service
- Director Nuclear Fleet Radiation Protection
- Sr Project Manager
- Controls Technician
- TIBCO Developer
- Regional Sales Director
- Sr Administrative Assistant
- Senior Engineer
- I.T. Director Nuclear Cyber Security
Again, the above is merely a snapshot of the jobs available with Constellation Energy. The Company has way too many open jobs to list here. On the other hand, you get the idea right? Constellation Energy is hiring in Baltimore, Maryland as well as a dozen or more other states. So, if i were you, i would be headed on over to Constellation Energy Jobs to find out which job opening(s) make for a good fit. Don't walk - run! 