Overview:

This position is part of the I&C Design Engineering Organization and serves as the Responsible Engineer (RE) for assigned projects. As a technical lead, the individual will coordinate cross-functional efforts, ensuring the successful delivery of complex engineering solutions. This is a Subject Matter Expert (SME)-level role requiring a high degree of technical proficiency, leadership, and independence.

Key Responsibilities:

• Serve as the technical lead for I&C projects, managing coordination with internal departments and external vendors.
• Provide expert-level engineering support in identifying, analyzing, and resolving issues related to I&C systems.
• Lead the planning, scheduling, estimating, and monitoring of engineering tasks to meet business goals.
• Develop and review engineering design packages, including specifications, calculations, reports, and modifications.
• Support the full project lifecycle from conceptual design and vendor coordination to implementation and technical support.
• Ensure compliance with cyber security requirements per NRC 10 CFR 73.54 for digital systems.
• Participate in system upgrades involving large-scale digital control systems, standalone I&C systems, and traditional designs.
• Maintain subject matter expertise relevant to the team's project portfolio.
• Strive for continuous improvement in technical and professional competencies.

Qualifications:

Basic:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• 10+ years of engineering experience in the nuclear industry.
• Ability to obtain and maintain unescorted access to a nuclear facility (includes background checks, fitness for duty, and required training).
• Strong communication skills and experience working in collaborative, cross-disciplinary teams.
• Proficiency in analyzing design issues, evaluating alternatives, and developing sound engineering recommendations.

Preferred:

• Licensed Professional Engineer (PE).
• Experience with digital hardware/software modifications and system testing.
• Prior qualification as a Modification Engineer under an INPO-accredited program.
• Familiarity with the Brunswick Nuclear Plant and its systems.
• Experience with digital licensing requirements and 10 CFR 50.59 process.
• Working knowledge of software tools like Passport or Nuclear Asset Suite for design and work order development.
• Background in plant operations is a plus.