Nuclear Engineering One — Early-Career Engineer Program

The Nuclear Company; Washington; On-site; USD 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

401k with match

Medical benefits

Vacation + holidays

Job summary

The Nuclear Company seeks engineers joining its Engineering One Program, an early-career path designed for exceptional graduates to work on real nuclear projects across mechanical, civil/structural, construction, and licensing domains.

Graduating in Spring 2027, you will begin full-time in Summer 2027, learning quickly, collaborating with senior engineers, and building broad technical capability in a fast-growing AI-enabled energy company.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Mechanical, Civil, Structural, Nuclear, Construction Engineering, or Engineering Management.
• Expected graduation between December 2026 and May 2027, available to begin full-time Summer 2027.
• Strong engineering fundamentals and initiative in technical problem solving.

Responsibilities

• Contribute to mechanical engineering work on nuclear facilities and related systems.
• Support civil/structural design, foundations, and seismic considerations.
• Assist construction planning, project delivery, and field engineering.
• Support licensing, regulatory analysis, and interfaces with licensing teams.

Skills

Strong engineering fundamentals

Analytical and quantitative skills

Clear written and verbal communication

Ability to learn quickly

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Civil Engineering

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Structural Engineering

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Nuclear Engineering

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Construction Engineering

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering Management

Job description

The Nuclear Company seeks engineers joining its Engineering One Program, an early-career path designed for exceptional graduates to work on real nuclear projects across mechanical, civil/structural, construction, and licensing domains.

Graduating in Spring 2027, you will begin full-time in Summer 2027, learning quickly, collaborating with senior engineers, and building broad technical capability in a fast-growing AI-enabled energy company.