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Our Employees

Our almost 10,000 employees across New England are committed to our customers, communities, the environment and each other.

We live out our mission of delivering reliable energy and superior customer service in our daily work, community service and leadership.

Inside Eversource

Our employees work across a wide range of roles but when a storm approaches, everything changes as they step into temporary roles for severe weather.

Each year our lineworkers and electric meter operators show off their skills at the Regional Rodeo, and faceoff with peers in a variety of competitions.

Sometimes our employees find themselves in situations that require quick thinking and the safety training they've learned here at Eversource.

Technician Kimberly Strazza arrived to work in the quiet pre-dawn hours and found a litter of kittens that had taken refuge in one of our truck's engine.

Senior customer service representative Tim Vernon has paved the way for others who are blind and visually impaired.

Electric Field Operations Supervisor Bill Clingan watched his 7-foot-2 freshman son Donovan play in the NCAA Division I national championship game.

After completing our intensive 12-month apprenticeship program, Tammy Pease became the first woman to take and pass the 50-question qualifying exam.

Lineworker Branden Collins was on site at a high-voltage area in Connecticut when he noticed four little kittens dangerously close to energized wires.

Kathy Ferrier played for Geno Auriemma on the first UConn women’s team to reach the Final Four in 1991.

Investing in Our Employees and Communities

We have a proud history of support for veterans within our company and the communities we serve.

Thousands of employees and their families volunteer at company-sponsored events and charitable organizations every year.

Inside Eversource

Beyond the Day Job: Storm Roles

Showcasing Their Skills

Safety Champions

Technician Rescues Kittens From Truck Engine

Advocating for the Visually Impaired

Employee's Son Wins Back-to-Back National Titles With UConn

First Female Underground Troubleshooter

Lineworker Rescues Kittens From High-Voltage Area

Supervisor Played on UConn Women's First Final Four Team

Investing in Our Employees and Communities

Honoring and Supporting Veterans

Employee Volunteerism