The Controls Engineer will develop, review, and integrate instrumentation and control systems for nuclear facility infrastructure and new construction projects. Responsibilities include troubleshooting legacy balance-of-plant systems, configuring PLC logic, and preparing detailed design documentation.
Develop, review, and document electrical designs for existing facilities and new construction, focusing on low-voltage power distribution, facility systems, motor control centers, and associated equipment. Conduct calculations and analyses, prepare drawings and specifications, verify field conditions, and coordinate designs for constructability, operability, and maintainability.
Develop, maintain, and improve project data integration solutions and automated workflows to support project execution. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify data requirements and ensure the accuracy and reliability of project information.
Interns will gain hands-on practical experience by supporting various business areas based on company needs and role availability. They will contribute to engineering, technical, and administrative activities while working in a professional, collaborative environment.
The role involves managing the operational and technical aspects of the Home Energy Score program, including assessor training and qualification. Responsibilities also include analyzing program data, maintaining training platforms, and providing technical guidance to stakeholders.
The Nuclear Engineer will perform criticality safety assessments and risk evaluations for nuclear processes including fuel fabrication and storage. They will utilize computational tools such as MCNP, SCALE, and KENO to ensure systems meet rigorous safety standards.
The specialist will perform and review MCNP and SCALE analyses for criticality safety, radiation protection, and reactor operations. They are also responsible for developing and reviewing nuclear safety documentation in accordance with DOE and commercial standards.
The Nuclear Criticality Safety Engineer will perform criticality safety evaluations and hazard analyses for the handling, storage, and transportation of fissile materials. They will also develop safety documentation, implement safety controls, and provide technical guidance to ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
