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Scope of Work * Design and author expert-level evaluation tasks simulating real-world biostatistics challenges, such as clinical trial analysis, regulatory submission reviews, and observational study ...

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What is the difference between Director Of Programing vs Program Manager?

AspectDirector Of ProgramingProgram Manager
CredentialsBachelor's or Master’s in related field, industry certificationsBachelor's degree, PMP or similar certifications often preferred
Work EnvironmentStrategic oversight, leadership in programming departmentsProject execution, coordination across teams
Employer & Industry UsageMedia, entertainment, tech companiesIT, software development, corporate projects
Search & Comparison IntentHigh-level planning, leadership rolesProject management, operational roles

The Director Of Programing typically focuses on strategic leadership and overseeing programming departments, while a Program Manager handles project execution and coordination. Both roles require relevant credentials and are common in media, tech, and corporate industries, but they differ in scope and responsibilities.

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Director, Customer Engineering - Oahu

HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO.

Honolulu, HI • On-site

$141.40 - $183.80/hr

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Job description

Job Overview

The P CS CUSTOMER ENGINEERING 1 ADMIN Department of the P CUSTOMER ENGINEERING Division at Hawaiian Electric Company has 1 management vacancy available. Role: Director.

Job Function

Oversee and direct personnel to provide the highest performance in customer service (world class customer experience), operational excellence, and financial results while delivering new electric service (residential, small commercial, large commercial) for the island of Oahu. Represent the company in working with customers, developers, large property owners, and government agencies, and support emergency response activities.

Essential Functions
  • Oversee and direct personnel to provide the highest performance in customer service, operational excellence, and financial results while providing new electric service (residential, small commercial, large commercial) for the island of Oahu, including directing division policies, practices, workforce staffing, and 5‑year capital and O&M budget.
  • Develop, initiate, and manage division activities and programs to ensure division and company goals and objectives are achieved and meet financial and regulatory compliance needs of the company, customers, and stakeholders.
  • Represent the company in working with customers, developers, large property owners, and government agencies (city, state, federal, military, Hawaii Public Utilities Commission).
  • Drive a culture of safety, employee recognition, and development through proactive leadership and example, ensuring adherence to safe work practices, standard operating procedures, and compliance with federal, state, and company safety regulations.
  • Participate in company emergency response activities as assigned, including any activities required to prepare for emergency response.
Basic Qualifications
  • Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.
  • Thorough knowledge of principles of power engineering, transmission, distribution, generation, substation, and planning.
  • Knowledge of the major elements of the electric utility business, especially in a regulated environment, is highly desirable.
  • Knowledge of policies and procedures pertaining to Hawaii Public Utilities Commission rules and regulations, bargaining contract, electric service installation manual (ESIM), health and safety manual, etc.
  • Knowledge of project and program management standards and methodologies, including initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing projects, developing work breakdown structures, tracking progress, managing scope, and mitigating risk.
  • Knowledge of budgeting and forecasting processes.
  • Knowledge of emotional intelligence in managing and influencing individuals.
  • Knowledge of general procurement policies and processes.
  • Broad management and leadership knowledge to lead cross‑disciplinary teams.
  • General knowledge of practical pole and line, generation, and substation construction.
  • Knowledge of leadership and change management methodologies and practices typically acquired through formal training.
  • Working knowledge of business process improvement and reengineering systems.
  • Working knowledge of the union contract and managing union employees.
  • Working knowledge of financial controls and regulatory requirements.
  • Working knowledge of personal computers and related software applications.
Skills Requirements
  • Demonstrated ability to make good decisions quickly and refine them based on results.
  • Demonstrated ability to direct, manage, and supervise an organization of over 25 personnel.
  • Demonstrated ability to build effective working relationships with business leaders, customers, and stakeholders at all levels.
  • Strong written, verbal, listening, and presentation skills at all levels of the company.
  • Ability to lead a team of professionals through challenging times to successful outcomes.
  • Ability to mentor professional development of individual team members.
  • Ability to handle difficult interpersonal issues effectively and compassionately.
  • Analytical and conceptual skills to assess issues and recommend and implement appropriate actions.
  • Ability to develop and manage budget and labor forecast, keeping costs within budget.
  • Excellent supervisory and leadership skills to deal with employees at all levels under varied circumstances.
  • Analytical, administrative, and computer skills are required.
  • Ability to remain flexible in a demanding work environment and adapt to changing priorities.
  • Ability to manage situations where long‑term principles outweigh convenient short‑term solutions.
Experience Requirements
  • Extensive (7 or more) years of supervisory and leadership experience.
  • Five or more years of experience in the regulated electric utility industry.
  • Five or more years of experience building relationships with business leaders, customers, and stakeholders at all levels.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Professional Electrical Engineering (PE) license.
  • Master’s degree in business administration.
  • Experience in regulatory matters before the Hawaii Public Utilities Commission.
  • Experience in distribution power system design and construction, tariff, and distribution standards.
Other Information

Role: Director

Number of Vacancies: 1

Hiring Range: $141,400.00 to $183,800.00 (based on skills and qualifications).

EEO Statement

Hawaiian Electric Companies is an equal opportunity employer, including disability and protected veteran status.

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