Nuclear Fire Protection Engineer - Technical Authority

Constellation; Braceville (IL); On-site; USD 87,000 - 154,000; Full time

Job summary

Constellation is seeking an engineer at Entry, Mid, or Senior level to support nuclear plant operations with advanced technical problem solving and regulatory acumen. You will act as a technical resource and make decisions within the Fire Protection program.

You will work as the FPPE station's technical authority, implementing and maintaining the Fire Protection Program in line with NFPA standards, fleet procedures, and NRC requirements. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential.

Qualifications

• Advanced technical/engineering problem solving in support of nuclear plant operations.
• Familiarity with industry codes and regulations relevant to fire protection.

Responsibilities

• Prepare regular Program Health Reports/KPIs for Fire Protection and FLEX.
• Maintain and update program documentation, including FPR, Safe Shutdown Analysis, and procedures, ensuring compliance with regulations and commitments.
• Perform engineering evaluations, calculations, and reviews on fire barriers, detection, suppression, and safe‑shutdown features.
• Review and approve design changes affecting fire protection systems or licensing basis.
• Lead or support Fire Protection Inspections (NRC, NEIL, NOS), self‑assessments, OPEX/IR reviews, and audits.
• Support fire protection issue evaluation and CAP investigations.
• Participate in peer calls, industry committees (INPO, NEI, NFPA).

Skills

Problem solving

Regulatory knowledge

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering

Job description

Constellation is seeking an engineer at Entry, Mid, or Senior level to support nuclear plant operations with advanced technical problem solving and regulatory acumen. You will act as a technical resource and make decisions within the Fire Protection program.

You will work as the FPPE station's technical authority, implementing and maintaining the Fire Protection Program in line with NFPA standards, fleet procedures, and NRC requirements. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential.