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Helen Ydinvoima Oy in Helsinki seeks an experienced Nuclear Technology Manager to lead the Nuclear Energy Program. This senior role drives plant concept development, leads multidisciplinary teams and shapes the technical organization required to move from vendor selection to operation.
You will focus on ensuring technology readiness, quality and alignment with safety, performance and project requirements, coordinating across engineering disciplines and with suppliers, authorities and external
Helen Oy is one of Finland’s leading energy companies and a key contributor to the transition towards cleaner and more sustainable energy production. Helen’s goal is to achieve combustion-free energy production by 2040, with nuclear energy being explored as an important part of Helsinki’s future energy system.
Helen Ydinvoima Oy, a subsidiary of Helen Oy, is responsible for developing Helen’s Nuclear Energy Program and examining the prerequisites for new nuclear energy production in Helsinki. The program is currently assessing potential plant sites, evaluating plant technologies and suppliers, and developing alternative business models for future nuclear energy production.
Helen Ydinvoima is looking for an experienced Nuclear Technology Manager to join its Nuclear Energy Program in Helsinki.
This is a senior leadership position with responsibility for plant-wide technology leadership throughout the lifecycle of the nuclear facility. You will play a central role in developing the overall plant concept, leading multidisciplinary technical work and building the technical organization required to take the program from technology and vendor selection towards implementation and ultimately operation.
Initially, the focus will be on supporting the vendor selection process and identifying the most suitable technological solutions for the program. As the program progresses, the role will increasingly focus on ensuring technical consistency, implementation quality and that the completed facility meets its design and operational targets.