Remote Nuclear Systems Engineer II (Contract)

Morson Group; United States; À distance; USD 69 000 - 83 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Morson Group in the United States is seeking systems engineers for a 1-year contract in the nuclear sector. The role focuses on system design, validation, and cross-functional collaboration to deliver high-quality engineered solutions.

Strong emphasis on safety, regulatory compliance, and design to cost is offered, with remote work options for US-based candidates. Applicants should hold a mechanical or nuclear engineering degree and have several years of regulated industry experience.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Nuclear Engineering from an accredited university.
• 4 years of experience in an engineering role in a regulated industry.

Responsabilités

• Design system specifications and perform FMEA evaluations.
• Oversee P&IDs, logic diagrams, process flow calculations and diagrams.
• Manage product and system requirements and flow down.
• Drive validation and verification including system-level testing.
• Conduct component and product integration for maximum performance.
• Plan and develop processes to improve team and customer productivity.
• Liaise with customers with engineering leadership and PM.
• Interface with cross-functional teams to complete design activities.
• Improve project execution through lean methodology and Design to Cost.
• Support development of new products and technology.
• Undertake corrective and preventive actions from quality audits.

Connaissances

System design

FMEA

P&IDs

Process flow

Design verification

Project management

Cross-functional teams

Lean methodology

Formation

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering

Description du poste

Morson Group in the United States is seeking systems engineers for a 1-year contract in the nuclear sector. The role focuses on system design, validation, and cross-functional collaboration to deliver high-quality engineered solutions.

Strong emphasis on safety, regulatory compliance, and design to cost is offered, with remote work options for US-based candidates. Applicants should hold a mechanical or nuclear engineering degree and have several years of regulated industry experience.