Nuclear Systems Engineer — Cross-Disciplinary, On-Site

Aalo Atomic; Idaho Falls (ID); On-site; USD 110,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Competitive compensation

Job summary

Aalo Atomics seeks a Nuclear Power Plant Systems Engineer with a systems-level mindset to bridge specialized teams. You will critically read, digest, and synthesize analyses across fluid dynamics, structural mechanics, neutronics, electrical systems, safety analysis, and PRA, then translate insights into operational plans and regulatory documents.

Based in the United States, you will work on-site in Idaho Falls, Idaho, collaborating to ensure safe, reliable, and scalable nuclear power solutions

Qualifications

• Education: Bachelors or Masters in Nuclear, Mechanical, Chemical, or Aerospace Engineering (6+ years of experience).
• Core Skill: Read, interpret, and critique multi-disciplinary engineering documentation (P&IDs, calculations, simulation summaries).
• Preference: Understand physics of fluid flow/heat transfer, structural stress/fatigue, neutron transport, system safety redundancies, PRA.

Responsibilities

• Engineering Analysis & Technical Oversight: review and synthesize analyses to understand system-wide impacts.
• Cross-System Integration: coordinate interfaces between reactor core, balance-of-plant, and I&C.
• Regulatory Technical Writing: translate calculations and hazard analyses into licensing documents.

Skills

multidisciplinary analysis literacy

ability to critique technical docs

systems thinking

Education

Bachelor's or Master’s in Nuclear Engineering

Bachelor's or Master’s in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's or Master’s in Chemical Engineering

Bachelor's or Master’s in Aerospace Engineering

Tools

P&IDs

Calculations

Simulation summaries

Job description

Aalo Atomics seeks a Nuclear Power Plant Systems Engineer with a systems-level mindset to bridge specialized teams. You will critically read, digest, and synthesize analyses across fluid dynamics, structural mechanics, neutronics, electrical systems, safety analysis, and PRA, then translate insights into operational plans and regulatory documents.

Based in the United States, you will work on-site in Idaho Falls, Idaho, collaborating to ensure safe, reliable, and scalable nuclear power solutions