Summary of ResponsibilitiesIndependently perform analysis and design activities in support of the facility, engineering programs and projects. Utilizing basic and advanced engineering fundamentals, as assigned, perform owner acceptance reviews of design packages developed by design agencies. Perform other engineering activities required to support facility design, configuration control, and operation.
Education and Experience Minimum Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Chemical engineering , nuclear engineering , or equivalent
- 0+ years of related NCS/ISA work experience.
Preferred Qualifications
- Completion of a training program in the physics of criticality in associated safety practices (ANSI/ANS 8.26)
- Experience performing chemical dose consequence analyses
- A Master's Degree or PhD from an accredited college or university in Physics, Nuclear or Chemical Engineering.
- Professional Engineering (PE) License obtained by accredited examination.
- 5 or more years of related work experience: of which 2 years' experience is in a nuclear facility.
- 2+ Years of experience at a Part 70 licensee
- Design Safety Basis Development, HAZOP, Documented Safety Analysis experience.
Job Details- Work Location: Eunice, NM - Hybrid (75/25)
- Work Schedule: Professional work schedule/ with minimal night/ weekend support. Some nights and weekend work may be required. Employees are also subject to call-outs as needed.
- Travel Required: 10% of the time or less as required
- Security Clearance Requirement: Controlled Access Area (CAA) Access and an L or Q level security clearance is required
- Emergency Response Requirements: Emergency Response Organization (ERO) duty may be required; including being on-call (24/7) during your designated team duty week.
- Work Environment: Radiological exposure expectations of < 100 mrem/yr. General Office, Plant Production Areas. This job operates in a professional office environment. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, filing cabinets etc.
Essential Skills- Criticality Safety, Chemical Dose Consequence and/or integrated safety analysis experience.
- Experience in a 10 CFR part 70 facility.
- Monte Carlo Computer code experience (MCNP or MONK preferred) for nuclear engineer candidates.
- RASCAL, ALOHA or similar computer code experience preferred for other disciplines
- Must be able to propose and implement changes for the facility.
Primary Functions- Develop and maintain knowledge of facility's design and licensing basis in the assigned area of responsibility. Acquire and maintain required training and qualifications necessary to perform assigned job responsibilities. Implementation of the physical inventory program, including program planning, coordination of inventory activities and the compilation of all data collected.
- Develop resolution of technical problems in accordance with established procedures and available vendor documents (including but not limited to: Non-conformance Evaluations, Operability Determinations, and Quality Level determinations)
- Perform analysis, calculations; and develop designs in support of the assigned facility and engineering programs and projects.
- Perform technical and quality reviews of a wide array of engineering and technical products. Advanced experience levels also perform reviews of non-typical documents and situations. Including 10 CFR70.72(c) reviews (and maintaining such qualifications).
- Respond to departmental engineering inquiries, including interpreting engineering specifications and generating strategies for project/system.
- Provide guidance and mentoring to less experienced Engineering personnel in the performance of duties. Including recommendations as to what engineering methods should be used.
- Provide leadership and coordination of engineering projects; and assist in the establishment of knowledge, experience and programs required for effective implementation of such projects.
- Collaborate with department management to resolve issues relating to high visibility engineering activities.
- Communicates and works effectively with other organizations to resolve technical issues and to implement engineering outputs.
- Other qualities are listed below that are part of the position as a work quality rather than a specific job function.
- Apply sound engineering judgment and professional rigor in the performance of all analyses and assigned tasks.
- Understanding of basic engineering principles and problem solving techniques is required.
- Maintain regulatory and schedule compliance for assigned tasks.
- Respond to departmental engineering inquiries, including interpreting engineering specifications and generating strategies for project/system implementation.
- Evaluate engineering project documentation and implementation for consistency and reusability.
- Apply industrial safety and radiological safety practices in the performance of all field activities and engineering functions.
- Provide presentations and information to senior management on a regular basis to communicate status and performance.
- Support Urenco Core Values (Safety, Integrity, Flexibility, Development and Profitability) as they apply at the individual level.
- Resolve and/or escalate issues to appropriate levels of management in a timely fashion.
- Ability to take direction and function as a team member to solve a variety of engineering problems in the applicable discipline.
*Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice.
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* Please note that we continually evaluate our plans and make adjustments as necessary to meet market and business requirements.
Compensation starting at: $ 104288 - $ 148136 / year and up dependent on candidate. 
