Nuclear Electrical & I&C Engineering Lead

Energy Northwest; Richland (WA); On-site; USD 145,000 - 182,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

ARC incentive plan

Excellent benefits package

Job summary

Energy Northwest in Richland, WA seeks an Electrical/I&C Engineering Supervisor to lead engineering activities for new nuclear development projects. This role oversees power distribution, protective relaying, electrical equipment specs, I&C architectures, and DCS interfaces between NI, CI, and plant support systems.

The position requires a BS in Engineering, a PE or SRO license, and at least six years of related experience, with strong leadership and nuclear/project experience preferred.

Qualifications

• Requires a BS in Engineering or related field from an accredited college.
• Minimum six years of related technical experience; up to two years may be covered by a master’s degree.
• PE license or SRO license may be considered as equivalent to the degree requirement.

Responsibilities

• Supervise employees using Energy Northwest policies and practices.
• Provide direction for Owner’s Engineer activities and for design reviews of new reactor technologies.
• Support NRC/NEI/EPRI documentation and assist with site licensing and construction permit activities.
• Develop budget input and scheduling for projects and monitor progress against the plan.
• Coach staff, review performance, and coordinate with the Engineering Manager on resource needs.

Skills

Engineering supervision

Project leadership

Cross-functional collaboration

Nuclear industry experience

Education

Bachelor's of Science in Engineering

Professional Engineer (PE) license

SRO license (equivalent)

Job description

Energy Northwest in Richland, WA seeks an Electrical/I&C Engineering Supervisor to lead engineering activities for new nuclear development projects. This role oversees power distribution, protective relaying, electrical equipment specs, I&C architectures, and DCS interfaces between NI, CI, and plant support systems.

The position requires a BS in Engineering, a PE or SRO license, and at least six years of related experience, with strong leadership and nuclear/project experience preferred.