AMR Nuclear Fuel Engineer - TRISO & Fuel Performance

Eurelite (Beijing) Technology Co., Ltd; Paris; Sur place; EUR 70 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Competitive salary

International projects

Paris office development

Résumé du poste

EURELITE is seeking an Advanced Nuclear Fuel Engineer to join our reactor development team in Paris, contributing to the design, analysis, and development of advanced fuel systems. You will work with reactor physics, thermal-hydraulics, materials, and system engineering to support AMR fuel qualification and performance optimization.

Expertise in TRISO fuel, fuel performance modeling, and data-driven engineering will be essential as we collaborate across disciplines to enable next-generation

Qualifications

• Master's degree or above in Nuclear Engineering or related fields.
• Experience with TRISO fuel and coated particle fuels.
• Strong understanding of fuel behavior and materials science.

Responsabilités

• Conduct research and engineering analysis on advanced nuclear fuel systems.
• Perform fuel behavior modeling and simulation to evaluate temperature distribution and irradiation behavior.
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to support fuel qualification and reactor design.

Connaissances

Nuclear engineering

Fuel performance analysis

TRISO fuel knowledge

Multi-disciplinary collaboration

Data-driven engineering

Formation

Master's degree in Nuclear Engineering

Nuclear Fuel Engineering

Materials Science & Engineering

Nuclear Materials

Outils

Engineering analysis tools

Simulation software

Data analysis tools

Description du poste

EURELITE is seeking an Advanced Nuclear Fuel Engineer to join our reactor development team in Paris, contributing to the design, analysis, and development of advanced fuel systems. You will work with reactor physics, thermal-hydraulics, materials, and system engineering to support AMR fuel qualification and performance optimization.

Expertise in TRISO fuel, fuel performance modeling, and data-driven engineering will be essential as we collaborate across disciplines to enable next-generation