Nuclear Civil Engineer: Design Authority & Hybrid Work

Holtec; Covert Township (MI); Hybrid; USD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Industry‑leading medical, dental, and视

FLEX Program – Hybrid work

401(k) with company match

Paid time off and holidays

Wellness program

Commuter benefits

Life and AD&D insurance

Education assistance

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

Holtec is seeking an EFIN Civil Engineer to join the Design Engineering group, ensuring design integrity, regulatory compliance, and safe, reliable plant operation. You will maintain the design basis, support licensing, and provide technical support across plant organizations in a hybrid work environment in the United States.

Ideal candidates have a B.S. in engineering, 2–5 years in nuclear power design or operations, and familiarity with licensing processes.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering or related science used in power plant operations.
• 2–5 years experience in nuclear power design, operations, or equivalent.
• Experience in licensing organizations; communication and PC skills.
• SRO license or PE license desired.

Responsibilities

• Maintain the design basis for each site and support licensing basis.
• Provide cost-effective modification designs to improve performance.
• Provide technical support to operations, maintenance, and other site organizations.
• Support safe, reliable operation by resolving issues via corrective actions and work management.

Skills

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Problem solving

Education

B.S. degree in Engineering or related science

SRO license or PE license (desired)

Tools

PC software proficiency

Licensing/process knowledge

Job description

Holtec is seeking an EFIN Civil Engineer to join the Design Engineering group, ensuring design integrity, regulatory compliance, and safe, reliable plant operation. You will maintain the design basis, support licensing, and provide technical support across plant organizations in a hybrid work environment in the United States.

Ideal candidates have a B.S. in engineering, 2–5 years in nuclear power design or operations, and familiarity with licensing processes.