Electrical/I&C Component Engineer

Job Description

Provide engineering expertise and technical guidance to analyze and resolve equipment problems, prepare technical documentation and calculations, and conduct engineering studies and projects. Support preventive maintenance and equipment performance monitoring while helping ensure the reliability and operability of electrical and instrumentation components at a nuclear power station.

Requirements: A bachelor's degree in engineering from an ABET-accredited program is required, with a master's degree in engineering accepted in lieu of the bachelor's degree. Engineer I requires no experience; Engineer II requires at least two years of engineering experience and one year of nuclear power plant experience, while electrical engineering, utility experience, and passing the Engineering Fundamentals Exam are preferred or desired.

Key Skills: Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation and Controls, Engineering Analysis, Technical Reporting, Engineering Calculations, Equipment Reliability, Preventive Maintenance, Project Management, Problem Solving, Technical Research, Evaluating Alternatives, Recommendation Development, Oral Communication, Written Communication, Nuclear Power Plant Operations, Equipment Performance Monitoring

Benefits: Competitive Pay, Benefits