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AES

Global electricity generation, distribution, and storage.

Team Leader - Metering Services

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
No salary listed
Mid
Associate's
Indianapolis, IN, USA
In PersonOn-site Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Field ServiceTelecom & Utility Field Service
Company Does Not Provide H1B Sponsorship

About the job

Requirements
  • A high school diploma is required; an associate degree or completion of a structured Journeyman Meter Technician apprenticeship is also accepted.
  • At least 4 years of experience in electric metering utility operations.
  • At least 2 years of supervisory experience.
  • Highly developed technical skills and knowledge gained through advanced formal education and work experience, or equivalent related work experience in metering functions.
  • Experience with, or ability to learn, various computer applications.
  • Knowledge and experience in operations and metering installations.
  • Ability to develop and motivate employees and resolve conflicts diplomatically.
  • Ability to organize and manage multiple priorities.
  • Ability to work in the field in all weather conditions and in the office.
  • Ability to communicate effectively and efficiently with all levels within the organization.
  • Proficiency in general computer operation and Microsoft Office applications.
  • Ability to think ahead and plan for short- and long-term priorities.
  • Ability to analyze data and make sound business decisions.
  • Ability to explain and teach complex technical concepts to diverse audiences.
  • Availability to work on-site Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Responsibilities
  • Provide leadership, coaching, advising, and teaching to others through day-to-day contact.
  • Direct, monitor, and evaluate the performance of direct reports within the reporting organization.
  • Ensure continuous, safe, and efficient operations of metering services.
  • Educate team members on identifying and resolving meter malfunctions and communication errors on single- and three-phase meters.
  • Remain current with all electric metering systems and meters.
  • Collaborate with internal teams to deliver on expectations.
  • Work with the metering management team on budgeting for operations and maintenance and capital expenditures.
  • Develop and implement new metering standards.
  • Assist with software product specifications, development, testing, and training.
  • Train trainers to assist employees with their field devices.
  • Participate in and contribute to metering training and safety meetings.
  • Develop and implement annual plans to improve employee performance and field effectiveness, and enforce established work practices and methods.
  • Perform field evaluations and competency checkoffs to verify technicians can safely perform metering tasks.
  • Monitor and document field employees' work habits, counsel employees, recommend corrective actions needed to meet performance standards, and recognize good work and work habits.
  • Demonstrate commitment to safety and improve staff safety performance by providing appropriate safety training for new and existing personnel.
  • Implement employee instruction and training in established departmental work practices and methods; create and update training manuals, instructional guides, visual aids, and evaluation materials tailored to metering technologies such as advanced metering infrastructure and smart meters.

About the company

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AES is a global power company generating and distributing electricity through four SBUs: US and Utilities, South America, MCAC, and Eurasia. It runs a diverse portfolio of generation assets including thermal, renewable, and energy storage, serving residential, commercial, and industrial customers through long-term power purchase agreements and competitive markets. Its business model provides steady revenue from contracts while also selling electricity in market-based transactions, leveraging a broad geographic footprint and a mix of asset types. The company's goal is to reach net-zero carbon emissions from its electricity generation by 2040, supported by investments in renewables, storage technology, and efficiency improvements.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Arlington, Virginia

Founded

1981

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 revenue rose 20% to $3.42 billion, with $898 million Adjusted EBITDA.
  • AES posted $2.25 billion operating cash flow in first-half 2026.
  • The March 2026 Bellefield robotics milestone lowers solar installation costs and labor friction.

What critics are saying

  • FERC complaints filed June 12, 2026 target the BlackRock-GIP-EQT takeover.
  • AES still carries heavy capital needs after issuing $1 billion notes on June 16, 2026.
  • Permitting at Desert Rainbow still requires Goodyear approvals before 2029 construction.

What makes AES unique

  • AES pairs utilities, contracted renewables, and storage across the Americas.
  • Maximo installed 100 MW of robotic solar at Bellefield in March 2026.
  • Desert Rainbow combines 550 MW solar with 550 MW storage in Goodyear.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan
  • 401(k) Company Match
  • Paid Vacation
  • Paid Sick Leave
  • Parental Leave
  • Professional Development Budget
  • Wellness Program

Growth & Insights and Company News

6 month growth

12%

1 year growth

12%

2 year growth

12%
Best Magazine
Sep 22nd, 2026
Welding problems at US plant force Fluence to cut revenue forecast by $600m.

Welding problems at US plant force Fluence to cut revenue forecast by $600m. 22 Sep 2026 Battery energy storage system integrator Fluence Energy has cut its 2026 revenue forecast by $600 million after automated welding problems disrupted production at a contract manufacturing facility in Houston, Texas. The Nasdaq-listed company now expects revenue of about $2.4 billion, down from its previous guidance midpoint of $3 billion. Its forecast adjusted EBITDA loss has widened from approximately $10 million to $200 million. Fluence said more than 80% of the anticipated revenue reduction was attributable to US production problems, principally delays in ramping up the Houston facility. The plant, operated in partnership with equipment manufacturer Bergstrom, produces thermal-management systems, including heating, ventilation and air-conditioning and chiller equipment, for Fluence's Gridstack Pro battery energy storage systems. Fluence CEO Julian Nebreda told investors the company had underestimated the complexity of ramping up production. A customised automated welding process was operating significantly below its target, while final assembly was being constrained by a shortage of skilled labour. Production averaged fewer than one unit per day during August, compared with the 11 units per day assumed in the company's previous guidance. Output increased to an average of three units per day during the first two weeks of September. The contract manufacturer has temporarily moved to manual welding, recruited additional skilled workers and engaged three subcontractors in the Houston area to increase welding and assembly capacity. Fluence estimated these measures would add $25 million to costs. Nebreda said the automated welding system was still being trained to weld the company's Gridstack Pro 5000 equipment. A plan for delivering Fluence's 2027 backlog had been prepared on the assumption that manual welding might continue, although it would be slower and more expensive. The company has $2.9 billion of backlog scheduled for 2027, of which $1.2 billion requires US production. The Houston plant has also not yet been connected to the electricity grid. Fluence said generators had been installed and power availability was no longer constraining output. Grid connection is expected in the first quarter of its 2027 financial year. Nebreda said the delay in introducing manual welding had accounted for most of a roughly $1 billion shortfall against Fluence's earlier annual revenue expectations. "That is clearly not a resilient plan," he said, adding that Fluence would seek to reduce its dependence on individual suppliers and manufacturing processes. Fluence announced the start of production at the Houston facility in August 2025, describing it as an important part of its strategy to establish a domestic US supply chain for every major component of a grid-scale BESS. Law firm Hagens Berman has since opened an investigation into whether Fluence adequately disclosed the facility's operational readiness and potential financial effect. The announcement concerns a preliminary investigation and does not establish that Fluence or its executives violated securities law. Fluence shares fell $1.39, or 15.4%, from $9.05 to $7.66 following the revised guidance. The company also terminated chief product officer Peter Williams on 11 September and appointed former AES executive Bernerd Da Santos as chief operating officer. Da Santos will oversee product, supply chain, manufacturing, customer success and enterprise operations.

Paul Hastings
Aug 5th, 2026
Paul Hastings Advises AES España on $500 Million Senior Notes Offering | Paul Hastings LLP

Paul Hastings LLP advised AES España B.V., a private limited liability company and a subsidiary of the AES Corporation

Yahoo Finance
Aug 1st, 2026
AES stock lags S&P 500 despite 13.5% gain ahead of BlackRock acquisition

AES Corporation delivered strong first-quarter 2026 results, with revenue rising to $3.18 billion from $2.93 billion year-over-year. Net income reached $487 million, and earnings per share of $0.68 beat Wall Street expectations. The Virginia-based Fortune 500 energy company, valued at approximately $10.59 billion, has gained 13.5% over the past year and 3.6% in 2026. However, these returns trail the S&P 500's 16.9% annual gain and 8.7% year-to-date advance. AES has outperformed the utilities sector, beating the State Street Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund's 4.8% annual return, though slightly lagging its 4.6% gain this year. BlackRock's Global Infrastructure Partners is set to acquire the company, which serves as a major renewable energy supplier to corporations and technology companies.

Arizona Technology Council
Jul 29th, 2026
Virginia clean energy firm plans 350-megawatt solar plant near Buckeye.

Virginia clean energy firm plans 350-megawatt solar plant near Buckeye. A private clean energy firm is planning a major solar project on state-owned land near Buckeye, amid a flurry of similar projects in various stages of development in the West Valley and further south in Pinal County. Charlottesville, Virginia-based Apex Clean Energy applied for a 30-year commercial lease for a 3,897-acre site where it wants to build a 350-megawatt utility-scale solar plant with battery energy storage systems, according to documents submitted with the Arizona State Land Department. The property is located west of State Route 85, and about 13 miles south of Interstate 10. The site is going up for auction for a 30-year commercial lease on Aug. 18, with a $43,112,000 starting bid. To get such a project up and running, needed infrastructure improvements include upgrading existing roads and building new ones, along with installing solar panels, electrical equipment, a new substation and battery energy storage systems. That's expected to cost an estimated $740 million, according to documents Apex submitted with the ASLD. In 2021 Apex announced a majority ownership acquisition by funds managed by Ares Management Corporation, which will provide capital for Apex to self-fund the sponsor equity required to develop the project near Buckeye, and others like it elsewhere in the country. Apex may bring on additional equity partners to the project, according to its ASLD application. Apex site plan, development agreement still needs approval. In December 2024, the project, dubbed "Grande Verde Solar" received approvals for a major comprehensive plan amendment and zone change from Maricopa County. Apex still needs to get a plan of development with Maricopa County and a site plan approved from the city of Buckeye, according to an Apex spokesperson. The firm picked the site because it is a large swath of flat contiguous land, and because it has existing electrical infrastructure, proximity to a major load center and a supportive community, the spokesperson told the Business Journal. Apex is aiming to have the project operational by 2028. Nearby in Goodyear, a similar project is being proposed and is working through the city's approvals process. Arlington, Virgina-based AES is planning to develop a 550-megawatt solar plant with battery energy storage systems at a roughly 5,000-acre site in the far southern portion of Goodyear called Rainbow Valley. The Desert Rainbow Solar Project still needs city approvals, including a special use permit, which is currently going through staff review. It will then head to planning and zoning for approval and then finally to Goodyear City Council. Meanwhile, four new solar power projects south of Phoenix in Pinal County are working their way through various city and county approvals, the Business Journal reported earlier this month.

Yahoo Finance
Jul 22nd, 2026
Consumer groups demand BlackRock breakup over $33B AES utility deal

Consumer advocacy groups have filed a complaint with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission seeking to block BlackRock's acquisition of AES, arguing the investment giant would control over 50% of the utility company. The Citizens Action Coalition of Indiana, Public Citizen, and the Private Equity Stakeholder Project contend this exceeds FERC's 20% limit for blanket authorisations. AES announced earlier this year it had agreed to be purchased by BlackRock, Swedish private equity firm EQT, and Qatar's sovereign wealth fund in a $33 billion deal expected to close in late 2026 or early 2027. AES Indiana services more than 500,000 retail customers in Indianapolis and surrounding areas. The advocates argue private equity control conflicts with the public interest in utilities.