HV Electrical Engineer – Nuclear & Renewable Energy

ALTEN; Paris; On-site; EUR 50,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Growth opportunities

Sustainable Innovation

Environmental Responsibility

Job summary

ALTEN is seeking a high-voltage electrical systems engineer to join its energy and nuclear sector in Paris. You will design HV/MV/LV systems, review technical documents, oversee on-site installation, and develop testing and maintenance procedures.

The ideal candidate holds a Bac+5 engineering degree, has experience in safety-critical environments, and is proficient in English and French, with a keen interest in nuclear safety and the fuel cycle.

Qualifications

• Degree from an engineering school or Master’s level, with relevance to electrical systems.
• Experience in a similar role, ideally in an agile environment.
• Strong interest in technical aspects of HV electrical systems and nuclear safety.

Responsibilities

• Design HV, MV, and LV systems (electrical schematics, distribution architecture, control systems).
• Review documents, plans, and technical schematics for accuracy and compliance.
• Oversee on-site implementation at the client’s site and coordinate installation activities.
• Develop testing and maintenance procedures for equipment and electronic components.
• Coordinate and supervise on-site installation of HV, MV, and LV systems and equipment.
• Analyze client requirements to determine costs, capacity, and specifications.

Skills

HV electrical systems

French-English

Nuclear safety knowledge

Education

Bac+5 engineering degree

Job description

ALTEN is seeking a high-voltage electrical systems engineer to join its energy and nuclear sector in Paris. You will design HV/MV/LV systems, review technical documents, oversee on-site installation, and develop testing and maintenance procedures.

The ideal candidate holds a Bac+5 engineering degree, has experience in safety-critical environments, and is proficient in English and French, with a keen interest in nuclear safety and the fuel cycle.