The Electrical Controls Engineer is responsible for supporting the design, maintenance, and reliability of electrical control and instrumentation systems within a nuclear power plant. This role ensures plant systems operate safely, efficiently, and in compliance with nuclear regulatory standards while supporting ongoing operations, maintenance activities, and plant modifications.

Key Responsibilities

• Provide engineering support for electrical control systems, instrumentation, and plant automation equipment.

• Design, review, and implement modifications to control systems and electrical equipment
  in accordance with plant design basis and regulatory requirements.

• Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to control systems, relays, instrumentation, and plant monitoring systems.

• Support testing, calibration, and maintenance activities for control and instrumentation equipment.

• Ensure compliance with NRC regulations, plant procedures, and industry standards
  such as IEEE, NFPA, and NEC.

• Review and approve engineering changes, procedures, and technical documentation
  affecting plant control systems.

• Participate in root cause analysis and corrective action programs
  related to equipment failures or operational events.

• Provide technical support during plant outages, system upgrades, and modernization projects.

• Collaborate with operations, maintenance, and other engineering teams to improve system reliability and performance.

• Support design reviews, safety evaluations, and regulatory inspections.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.

• Experience with industrial control systems, instrumentation, and electrical distribution.

• Strong troubleshooting, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

• Ability to support highly regulated environments and safety-critical systems.

Preferred Experience

• Experience working in nuclear power generation or large industrial power facilities.

• Knowledge of plant process control systems and distributed control systems (DCS).

• Experience supporting plant outages, system upgrades, or equipment reliability programs.