Nuclear Analysis Tech C

Westinghouse Electric Company; Cranberry Township (Butler County); On-site; USD 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Nuclear Analysis Technician to join their dynamic team in Cranberry Township. This role offers a unique opportunity to support engineers in generating and verifying critical nuclear analysis information. You will engage in hands-on technical work, utilizing your skills in mathematics and physics to assist in data analysis and computer programming. If you have a strong technical background and are eager to contribute to innovative engineering solutions, this position is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Technical education in nuclear analysis and engineering required.
• Courses in math and physics are essential for the role.

Responsibilities

• Assist engineers in generating and verifying nuclear analysis data.
• Support engineering tasks and modify computer inputs based on analysis.

Skills

Data Analysis

Mathematics

Physics

Technical Writing

Education

Associate Degree in Technical Curriculum

60 College Credits in Engineering Curriculum

Tools

Computer Programs

Job description

If this sounds like an environment you would thrive in, we have an exciting AWSE Union opportunity for a Nuclear Analysis Technician located at your headquarters in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania.

Please note, relocation assistance is not available for this position.

Responsibilities:

Assist engineers and other higher classified personnel in technical functions related to the generation, assemblage, and verification of nuclear analysis information.

Work Procedures and Responsibilities:

This section outlines the typical major duties, but does not exclude the performance of other related duties or discussions on pay rates.

• This position involves engineering work requiring a high level of manipulative or specialized skills gained through experience, technical training, and application in the field.


• Support engineering tasks that require specific skills acquired through training and experience.


• Assist in analyzing, summarizing, and preparing data into written or graphic formats, including calculations with basic algebra and trigonometry.


• Review computer program inputs using input sheets or check programs.


• Help prepare and modify computer inputs based on data analysis.


• Assist in modifying existing non-complex computer programs.


• Catalog and maintain computer input/output files, notes, and records.


• Run data analysis and plotting programs on existing computer systems.


• The Technician may support other engineering activities within their group, providing opportunities for skill development and knowledge growth.

Education Requirements:

• Associate Degree in a technical curriculum is required.


• Must have:


• Two courses in Math
• Two courses in Physics

OR

• 60 college credits in an engineering curriculum, with:


• Two courses in Math
• Two courses in Physics

Experience Requirements:

No amount of experience can substitute for the required education. Recognized technical programs, such as Naval Nuclear or other military programs, may substitute for formal education.