Engineer

About the Role The System Engineer provides technical support for plant systems, components, and related programs. This role is responsible for resolving day-to-day plant issues, maintaining configuration control, supporting Maintenance and Operations, and ensuring the reliability and performance of assigned systems. The position serves as a key interface between Engineering and other station departments while contributing to both emergent troubleshooting and long-term program health.

What You'll Do

• Identify and resolve plant issues, including those arising from significant events and complex technical challenges.
• Provide technical support to Maintenance and Operations for troubleshooting equipment, systems, and emergent conditions.
• Develop and issue engineering changes, including design modifications and temporary alterations, in support of plant needs and equipment reliability.
• Maintain Emergency Response Organization (ERO) qualifications and perform associated duties as required.
• Provide technical information and guidance related to program bases, performance requirements, compliance status, and industry operating experience.
• Conduct condition-based monitoring of equipment and optimize preventative maintenance activities using feedback from Maintenance and program reviews.
• Plan, prioritize, and support project lifecycle activities, including corrective action plans and improvement initiatives.
• Prepare engineering products in accordance with established standards, procedures, and quality expectations.
• Support changes in system and component configuration, design, and associated design basis.
• Serve on outage engineering support teams for online system outages and refueling outages.
• Monitor system performance, including trending, field walkdowns, deficiency identification, and priority setting.
• Perform failure evaluations and support or lead root cause analyses, as needed.
• Ensure lessons learned from fleet operating experience are incorporated into site programs and processes.
• Maintain required qualifications and complete training necessary for assigned duties.

What We're Looking For

• Education: Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an ABET-accredited program OR a related physical science discipline associated with power plant operations, OR equivalent work experience demonstrating success at the engineer/technical specialist level.
• Experience: Experience levels vary by position: Engineer I / Technical Specialist I: 0–2 years; Engineer II / Technical Specialist II: 2–3 years; Engineer III / Technical Specialist III: 4–5 years; Senior Engineer / Technical Specialist IV: 6–8 years; Senior Lead Engineer: 8+ years, based on overall experience and prior role evaluations.
• Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Strong communication and teamwork skills. Proficiency in PC applications, engineering tools, and analytical systems appropriate to the engineering level.
• Certificates / Licenses (Desired): SRO license or certification on a PWR or BWR; Professional Engineer (PE) license.