Sr Nuclear I&C / Electrical Engineer

Charlotte, United States | Posted on 10/26/2026

Responsibilities

• Provide engineering support for nuclear plant instrumentation, control systems, electrical equipment, and associated plant systems.
  
• Perform engineering evaluations, technical analyses, calculations, and design reviews supporting equipment performance, reliability, and plant modifications.
  
• Support instrumentation and control system modifications, engineering change packages, system improvements, and technical issue resolution.
  
• Collaborate with plant operations, maintenance, engineering, and project teams to ensure engineering activities align with operational and regulatory requirements.
  

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, or a related engineering discipline.
  
• Approximately 10+ years of engineering experience, preferably within commercial nuclear power generation.
  
• Strong background in Instrumentation & Controls, Electrical Engineering, or related nuclear plant systems.
  
• Experience with nuclear plant engineering, system evaluations, design modifications, and technical analyses.
  
• Experience supporting EPU or MUR projects is highly preferred.
  
• Nuclear systems engineering or plant operations experience is highly preferred.
  
• Familiarity with nuclear plant instrumentation, control systems, engineering standards, and regulatory requirements.
  

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