Senior Electrical Engineer - Fuel Recycling

Position Description

In this role, you will own the design, development, integration, and validation of electrical systems supporting a nuclear fuel recycling facility. These systems include facility power distribution, electrical infrastructure, equipment power systems, and interfaces with process and control systems.

This is a first-of-a-kind (FOAK) facility, and this role requires ownership across the full lifecycle from early concept development through detailed design, construction, commissioning, and operations.

This role includes close collaboration with cross-functional teams focused on facility design, process engineering, controls engineering, equipment design, and licensing.

Specific responsibilities may include:

• Lead the design and implementation of facility electrical systems from concept through commissioning
• Design and specify high-, medium-, and low-voltage power distribution systems
• Define system architecture, including redundancy, backup power, and safety strategies
• Perform and review power system studies (load flow, short-circuit, coordination)
• Generate and review electrical documentation (single-line diagrams, load lists, specifications, cable schedules)
• Lead integration with control systems (PLC/DCS/HMI)
• Develop grounding, bonding, and lightning protection strategies
• Support procurement, installation, and commissioning activities
• Collaborate on facility layout, constructability, and maintainability
• Generate technical documentation supporting regulatory and licensing efforts
• Serve as the electrical technical lead across lifecycle stages

Minimum Qualifications:

• Degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
• 10+ years of experience designing and deploying industrial or facility-scale electrical systems
• Demonstrated ownership of electrical system design through multiple project phases (concept through commissioning)

Bonus Qualifications:

• Experience in nuclear, fuel cycle, or similarly regulated industrial environments
• Deep experience in power systems design (switchgear, transformers, protection systems)
• Expertise in power system analysis (load flow, short circuit, coordination)