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Seattle City (spot)Light: Terence Ching, Meter Reader

THE BASICS Division: Customer Operations How long have you been at City Light? Since September 2022 Tell us about your role. I serve as a meter reader and out-of-class senior meter reader in the Customer Operations Division. As a meter reader, I am responsible for safely and accurately reading electric meters throughout the… [ Keep reading ]

Celebrating the Engineers Powering City Light

It’s Engineers Week (February 22-28), and this year’s theme, “Invent the Future,” is all about celebrating the innovative minds shaping our communities and inspiring the next generation of problem solvers. At Seattle City Light, we’re proud to have more than 200 engineers working across a variety of disciplines, from civil… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Jason Self, Assistant Personnel Specialist

THE BASICS Division: I work in Employee Services in the People & Culture Business Unit. How long have you been at City Light? Since August 2023. Tell us about your role. My role is all about supporting employees throughout their entire journey with Seattle City Light. I handle transactions in… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Jade Mott, Civil Engineer Supervisor

The Basics Division: Project Delivery How long have you been at City Light? 9 years and 8 months Tell us about your role. I’m the Civil Engineer Supervisor in the Construction Management group, where I work closely with resident engineers (primarily from City Light) and inspectors to ensure high performance regarding… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Alan Bach, Senior Power Analyst

The Basics Division: Resource Planning & Analysis team in the Power Supply Business Unit How long have you been at City Light? Since November 2022 Tell us about your role. My work helps support our Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), the utility’s roadmap for meeting energy needs over the next 20 years…. [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Nicole Schultz, Senior Marketing Strategist

The Basics Division: Communications How long have you been at City Light? I joined Seattle City Light on June 8, 2011. I’ve been with the City of Seattle since May 23, 2001. Tell us about your role. What does your job entail? I’ve been around for a long time, so… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Rhonda Denet-Weems, Credit & Collections Supervisor

The Basics Division: Customer Operations How long have you been at City Light? March 2006 – almost 20 years. Tell us about your role. I oversee a team of 12 customer service representatives, and two senior customer service representatives. Our team assists Seattle City Light’s residential and commercial customers. We are… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Brittney Garcia Stubbs, Executive Assistant to the General Manager & CEO

The Basics Division: Office of the General Manager How long have you been at City Light? Since August 2024 Tell us about your role. I do any and all things for the office of our General Manager & CEO Dawn Lindell! This includes the basics like scheduling, travel arrangements, editing,… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Katie Zook King, Electric Service Representative Supervisor

The Basics How long have you worked at City Light? 12 years Division: Customer Operations Tell us about your role: The Customer Operations Division is made up of several teams, including Customer Engineering, which is responsible for supporting customers with the installation, removal, and modification of electric service connections. As a… [ Keep reading ]

City Light’s Supported Employees mark National Disability Employment Awareness Month

Communications Intern Mya Vo and former Communications Intern Ally Hong contributed to this blog post. October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, a time to celebrate the skills and contributions that employees with disabilities bring to our workforce. This year’s theme, “Celebrating Value and Talent,” underscores that inclusive access to… [ Keep reading ]