Nuclear Power Engineer I-Senior: Onsite Outage Support

Entergy Corporation; St. Francisville (LA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Entergy seeks an engineer to join the EFIN team in Louisiana, providing technical support for plant systems, troubleshooting day-to-day equipment issues, and developing permanent or temporary design changes.

The role supports Maintenance and Operations, outage engineering, and fleet-wide lessons learned. A B.S. in Engineering is required, with 0–5 years of nuclear design or operations experience considered for engineering levels.

Qualifications

• Good to excellent communication skills.
• Experience / proficiency in PC use and applications.
• Electrical / I&C engineering background preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provides technical information concerning program performance requirements, bases, compliance status, and related operating experience to support site Engineering, Operations and Maintenance personnel.
• Identifies potential problems through condition-based monitoring and PM optimization.
• Develops, plans and coordinates special projects, corrective action plans, and improvement programs to address component problems or regulatory issues.
• Supports Maintenance and Operations in component troubleshooting and provides expertise for significant events or complex plant problems.
• Supports changes in assigned component configuration/design and related design basis.
• Serves on outage engineering support teams.
• Attends training and maintains qualifications to perform required duties.
• Ensures fleet lessons are learned and good practices implemented.

Skills

Communication skills

PC proficiency

Electrical engineering

IC engineering

Education

B.S. in Engineering

Job description

Entergy seeks an engineer to join the EFIN team in Louisiana, providing technical support for plant systems, troubleshooting day-to-day equipment issues, and developing permanent or temporary design changes.

The role supports Maintenance and Operations, outage engineering, and fleet-wide lessons learned. A B.S. in Engineering is required, with 0–5 years of nuclear design or operations experience considered for engineering levels.