The Public Utilities Commission ("Commission") regulates all chartered, 
franchised, certificated, and registered public service companies operating in 
the State of Hawaii that provide electricity, telecommunication, gas, private water 
and wastewater, motor and water carrier transportation services and other 
entities as required by law. The Commission has statutory authority to enforce 
applicable state statutes, and to establish and enforce administrative rules and 
regulations, and to set policies and standards. 

The Engineer VI manages engineering support services for the 
Commission’s regulatory programs; evaluates the compliance of regulated public 
utilities with respect to applicable rules, statutes, and orders; and provides 
technical engineering data, reports, and staff advisory services to support 
energy, gas, water, and wastewater-related analyses, policies and regulation.

The Engineer VI supervises the planning, organizing, directing, coordinating, and reviewing the activities, reports, and work projects of the professional staff engineers in the conduct of engineering studies, investigations, and evaluation of the operations, applications, services, safety programs, and facilities of the regulated entities.  Serves as an engineering technical resource in the evaluation of specific designs or in various engineering areas and/or activities.

• 6 years of progressively engineering experience related to electric grid design, system design, construction, maintenance, and operations
• 2 years of supervisory or staff advisory experience
• Possess a valid Hawaii State Professional Engineer license
• Bachelor's degree from a school of engineering from an accredited four-year college or university.