Control & Instrumentation Engineer – Nuclear Systems (Hybrid)

Technical Partners; East Midlands; Hybrid; GBP 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Base salary up to £52,000 DOE

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Pension matched up to 5%

Private medical cover

Share scheme

Annual bonus

Flexible working hours

Job summary

Technical Partners is seeking a Control & Instrumentation Engineer to work on nuclear and energy projects in the UK. The role covers the full lifecycle from concept to commissioning, with hybrid working and an office-based 3 days a week schedule, and a focus on safety and regulatory compliance.

You will develop C&I documentation, support control system architectures, and contribute to designs and reports. Strong IEC/BS knowledge and a proactive, collaborative approach are essential.

Qualifications

• A degree or equivalent in Control/Instrumentation or related discipline.
• Experience in C&I engineering across lifecycle stages.
• Strong understanding of IEC BS standards and safety practices.

Responsibilities

• Develop and review C&I engineering documentation including specs and loop diagrams.
• Support control system architectures, I/O allocation, and networks.
• Contribute to control room and HMI design activities.
• Produce engineering drawings and technical reports.
• Support safety activities including HAZOP/HAZAN and FMEA.
• Ensure designs comply with standards and project requirements.
• Work with multidisciplinary teams and suppliers.

Skills

CI engineering

regulatory awareness

analytical thinking

Education

Degree in Controls/Instrumentation

Tools

IEC BS standards

HAZOP/HAZAN

Job description

Technical Partners is seeking a Control & Instrumentation Engineer to work on nuclear and energy projects in the UK. The role covers the full lifecycle from concept to commissioning, with hybrid working and an office-based 3 days a week schedule, and a focus on safety and regulatory compliance.

You will develop C&I documentation, support control system architectures, and contribute to designs and reports. Strong IEC/BS knowledge and a proactive, collaborative approach are essential.