Energy Center Chemistry Technician: Sample Analysis & Training

Constellation Energy; City of Oswego (NY); On-site; USD 49,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus program

401(k) with company match

Employee stock purchase program

Medical, dental and vision benefits

Wellbeing programs

Disability and life insurance

Paid time off

Job summary

Constellation Energy in Oswego, NY seeks an Associate Chemistry Technician at Nine Mile Clean Energy Center. You will obtain, prepare and analyze samples for chemical and radiochemical analysis from plant systems.

Responsibilities include sample collection, instrument calibrations, process monitoring, evaluating results, and providing training to other personnel. The role requires completing a chemistry qualification book, NRC considerations, and starts in February 2027 with a starting pay rate

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• College-level training in physics, chemistry, and math.
• May require NRC certification/recertification.
• Physically capable of performing essential functions.
• Must meet NRC testing regulations.
• Must pass a validated aptitude test.

Responsibilities

• Obtain, prepare and analyze samples for chemical and radiochemical analysis.
• Perform sample collection, instrument calibrations, and monitor station processes.
• Analyze information for detection of potential problems and draw conclusions.
• Evaluate results against limits and make appropriate notifications.
• Provide training and oversight to other personnel.
• Be assigned to support decon, housekeeping, painting and other duties as needed.
• Perform Emergency Planning duties as assigned.
• This position requires completion of a chemistry qualification book.

Education

High school diploma

College-level training in physics/chemistry/math

NRC certification/recertification requirement

Physically capable

NRC psych testing requirement

Aptitude test required

Job description

Constellation Energy in Oswego, NY seeks an Associate Chemistry Technician at Nine Mile Clean Energy Center. You will obtain, prepare and analyze samples for chemical and radiochemical analysis from plant systems.

Responsibilities include sample collection, instrument calibrations, process monitoring, evaluating results, and providing training to other personnel. The role requires completing a chemistry qualification book, NRC considerations, and starts in February 2027 with a starting pay rate