The engineer will design and develop remotely operated tools and inspection equipment for reactor refueling and maintenance. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure design requirements are met and support procurement and testing activities.
Coordinate work planning and execution across Quality, Services, and IT, including resource allocation, schedules, execution plans, scope changes, and hiring needs. Monitor work status and risks, communicate updates to stakeholders, and support cross-functional coordination and process improvement.
The Licensing Engineer 2 prepares and reviews regulatory submittals for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to support design certification projects. They also conduct research on regulatory requirements and provide interpretations to internal engineering and safety analysis teams.
The Licensing Engineer 3 provides project licensing direction and ensures compliance with nuclear safety and regulatory requirements. They manage regulatory submittals, interface with the NRC, and provide technical guidance to internal teams.
The engineer will provide instrumentation and controls support for reactor servicing equipment, including robotics and remote handling systems. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop, integrate, and test control system architectures and automated tooling solutions.
The engineer is responsible for executing and reviewing system-level thermal-hydraulic evaluations and subchannel analyses using RELAP and VIPRE. They will also support reload safety analyses, SMR product development, and maintain licensed thermal-hydraulic methods.
Interns will work in close collaboration with NuScale personnel to complete a range of departmental focused efforts across various business functions. They are expected to be self-motivated and skilled at working and learning through remote platforms.
The engineer will develop design requirements for balance of site mechanical systems and provide technical oversight to design partners. They will collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to resolve design challenges and ensure project scope is executed effectively.
The engineer will develop design requirements for Balance of Site electrical and I&C systems while providing technical oversight to design partners. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve design issues and ensure project plans are executed effectively.
Perform design and stress analyses of pressure vessels and primary equipment supports in accordance with ASME standards. Provide technical leadership, mentoring, and oversight for the NSSS Component Analysis Group.
Establish and maintain project controls, schedules, cost and schedule baselines, and reporting, using Primavera P6 and earned value methods to monitor project performance. Analyze critical paths and schedule claims, manage changes and charge codes, support monthly accruals, and mentor junior project controls staff.
The role involves leading the evaluation of software programmatic infrastructure against NQA-1 quality frameworks and updating relevant procedures for design, analysis, and code development. You will provide guidance to other departments to ensure compliance with software regulations and applicable IEEE standards.
The Licensing Engineer 4 provides senior-level regulatory direction for complex nuclear projects and ensures compliance with safety and licensing requirements. They oversee the development of high-quality regulatory submittals and manage interfaces with regulatory agencies and industry groups.
The engineer will contribute to the development, validation, and licensing of next-generation multi-physics methods for nuclear thermal-hydraulics. They will also prepare and verify engineering reports, safety analyses, and design documents while providing technical leadership and mentoring to junior staff.
The engineer is responsible for executing and reviewing system-level thermal-hydraulic evaluations and subchannel analyses using RELAP and VIPRE. They will also lead cross-functional reviews, support licensing deliverables, and provide technical leadership within the Nuclear Fuels department.
The mechanical engineer will perform thermal-hydraulic analyses and engineering evaluations for nuclear steam supply systems using specialized software. They will also collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to resolve technical problems and prepare detailed engineering reports.
The Senior Reactor Operator is responsible for integrating engineering and operational principles into the NuScale plant design to ensure safe and efficient operation. They also develop training materials and operating procedures while coordinating with stakeholders and the NRC.
Perform design and stress analyses of pressure vessels and reactor internals in accordance with ASME BPVC Section III and regulatory requirements. Optimize component designs and coordinate with multi-disciplinary teams to resolve technical problems.
Perform design and stress analyses of pressure vessels and reactor vessel internals for advanced light water reactors. Ensure all engineering work complies with ASME BPVC Section III and NRC regulatory requirements.
