Jobs at Davies

This expert-level Compliance and Risk Consultant role within the Electric Engineering business unit serves as a strategic leader driving regulatory data response and quality control excellence. The position flexes between support desk and quality control functions, requiring the incumbent to lead enterprise initiatives, advise senior leadership on risk mitigation, and design advanced process improvements using methodologies like Lean Six Sigma. Key responsibilities include overseeing complex data request reviews, developing governance tools and performance dashboards, conducting root cause analyses, and mentoring team members to foster a culture of compliance. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement across various California locations and appeals to professionals seeking to influence strategic decisions while working with cross-functional engineering and data teams to ensure regulatory adherence and operational efficiency.

This supervisory engineering role within PG&E's Strategy & Growth department leads the Electric Transmission Design Engineering team across Northern California. The position involves managing scope, schedule, and quality for transmission tower, pole, and cable system designs while coordinating with external EPC partners and internal stakeholders. Key responsibilities include developing project scopes and estimates, tracking performance metrics, and driving employee development initiatives. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with flexibility across the company's service territory and provides an opportunity to ensure critical infrastructure reliability and safety. Candidates will engage in high-level technical coordination and foster strong professional relationships to support long-term system performance.

This Level 2 Desktop Technician role provides hands-on technical support and hardware remediation across office, manufacturing, and warehouse environments. The position involves diagnosing and repairing desktop and laptop systems, managing user accounts in Active Directory and Azure, and deploying devices for onboarding and offboarding. Key responsibilities include resolving IT tickets, supporting production-floor technology, and maintaining network connectivity across multiple buildings. The role appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment with opportunities for career growth within a leading security and payment card manufacturer. The position requires onsite presence at five locations, a personal vehicle, and participation in a rotating on-call schedule to support 24/7 operations.

This Forensic Accounting Manager role within the Real Estate and Construction Advisory team focuses on managing complex investigations and litigation support for large-scale projects in sectors like data centers, energy, and commercial real estate. Key responsibilities include reviewing construction contracts and financial data to identify fraud or inefficiencies, coordinating with stakeholders to strengthen project controls, and leading staff through the full lifecycle of client engagements. The position offers the appeal of working with a global firm that values professional growth, mentorship, and cross-functional collaboration. While the role requires occasional travel between 10% and 25%, it provides a dynamic environment for professionals to develop business relationships and solve high-stakes regulatory challenges.