I&C Project Engineer - Nuclear Power
for section headings. Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use
for prose.
We must not repeat job title as heading. Do not put Job ID/requisition numbers as headings.
We need to preserve all substantive information. Remove boilerplate: Seneca Resources description, EEO, etc. Also remove "Seneca Resources: We are a client-driven provider..." That's boilerplate; remove.
We need to include sections only when posting has real specific content. So we will have sections: About the role (Project Overview), Responsibilities, Requirements, Preferred Experience/Skills, Schedule. Possibly also "Top Must Haves" could be merged into Requirements? But we should preserve content. The "Top Must Haves" includes schedule and experience bullets. We already have schedule separate; the experience bullets are similar to Requirements. Might be redundant. We could incorporate them into Requirements but we must not lose info. Since Requirements already covers similar points, we could keep Requirements as is and maybe not duplicate. But we need to preserve all substantive info; if we omit Top Must Haves we might lose the schedule info (which we moved to Schedule section) and the experience bullets (which are similar to Requirements). The Requirements section already includes 5+ years electrical/I&C engineering experience; nuclear or power-generation experience strongly preferred; Bachelor's degree; Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations; Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills; Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards; Ability to lead and collaborate across multi-disciplinary team. The Top Must Haves includes: Typical 40 hours per week (4x10s or 5x8s) with option of one remote day per week. Up to 72 hours per week during refueling outages, day or night shift, outage schedule to fit needs of assigned work/project. 5+ years Electrical/I&C Engineering experience – ideally in nuclear or power generation. Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes. Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations. Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages. Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering degree meeting ANSI requirements. Biggest differentiator: Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects.
Thus we need to preserve those specifics. We can incorporate them into Requirements and maybe a separate "Key Qualifications" section. But we must not create thin sections. Could combine Requirements and Top Must Haves into a single Requirements section, but we must not lose the schedule info (which we put in Schedule). The Top Must Haves also includes the biggest differentiator about Lead/RE experience. That is important.
Thus we can have a Requirements section that includes all those bullet points (including the Lead/RE differentiator). We'll need to ensure we don't duplicate.
Let's extract bullet points from Top Must Haves:
- Typical 40 hours per week (4x10s or 5x8s) with option of one remote day per week.
- Up to 72 hours per week during refueling outages, day or night shift, outage schedule to fit needs of assigned work/project.
- 5+ years Electrical/I&C Engineering experience – ideally in nuclear or power generation.
- Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes.
- Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations.
- Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages.
- Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering degree meeting ANSI requirements.
- Biggest differentiator: Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects.
Now Requirements section already has:
- 5+ years of electrical/I&C engineering experience; nuclear or power-generation experience strongly preferred.
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering discipline.
- Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations.
- Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills.
- Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards.
- Ability to lead and collaborate across multi-disciplinary team.
We can merge the Top Must Haves bullets into Requirements, but we need to avoid duplication. We'll create a Requirements section that includes all unique points.
Let's list unique points:
- 5+ years Electrical/I&C Engineering experience (ideally nuclear/power generation) [from Top Must Haves] (similar to Requirements)
- Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes.
- Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations.
- Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages.
- Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering degree meeting ANSI requirements.
- Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects (biggest differentiator).
- Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills.
- Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards.
- Ability to lead and collaborate across multi-disciplinary team.
- Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations (already covered by electrical power systems expertise? Slight overlap but we can keep.)
- Experience with DCS, PLCs, Industrial Control Systems, and generator/control systems (from Preferred Experience/Skills)
- Experience with ETAP, MATLAB, Excel, or similar engineering tools (Preferred)
- Previous power utility experience (Preferred)
- PE license, SRO/STA, or other nuclear qualifications are a plus (Preferred)
We also have Preferred Experience/Skills section.
Thus we can have two sections: Requirements (mandatory) and Preferred Experience/Skills (optional). That seems appropriate.
Now About the role: Project Overview paragraph.
Responsibilities: list.
Schedule: we have schedule info.
We must not create Pay section.
Now format:
About the role
Project Overview: This individual will serve as the Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) for several major equipment replacement projects, including the Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR), Generator Protection Relays, Main Generator, and Exciter. The engineer will work closely with station stakeholders, project managers, engineering disciplines, equipment suppliers, and external engineering resources throughout design development and implementation.
Responsibilities
- Lead development and implementation of electrical/I&C design changes.
- Prepare and review engineering change packages, specifications, calculations, and technical evaluations.
- Review vendor drawings, test plans, specifications, reports, and technical documentation.
- Coordinate technical reviews across engineering teams, vendors, and project stakeholders.
- Provide oversight for Factory and Site Acceptance Testing (FAT/SAT).
- Support construction, field implementation, design updates, and technical issue resolution.
- Oversee contracted engineering work and ensure compliance with applicable nuclear and industry standards.
- Track engineering deliverables and provide project status updates.
Requirements
- 5+ years of electrical/I&C engineering experience; nuclear or power‑generation experience strongly preferred.
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering discipline.
- Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations.
- Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills.
- Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards.
- Ability to lead and collaborate across multi‑disciplinary teams.
- Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes.
- Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations.
- Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages.
- Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering degree meeting ANSI requirements.
- Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects.
But we have duplicate Bachelor's degree points. We can combine: just one bullet for degree. Also duplicate experience with power systems etc. We'll deduplicate.
Let's create a clean Requirements list:
- 5+ years of electrical/I&C engineering experience; nuclear or power‑generation experience strongly preferred.
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering discipline (meeting ANSI requirements).
- Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations.
- Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills.
- Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards.
- Ability to lead and collaborate across multi‑disciplinary teams.
- Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes.
- Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations.
- Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages.
- Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects.
That covers all.
Now Preferred Experience/Skills:
Preferred Experience/Skills
- Nuclear power plant design and systems experience.
- 10 CFR 50.59 and/or Nuclear Standard Design Process experience.
- Experience with DCS, PLCs, Industrial Control Systems, and generator/control systems.
- Experience with ETAP, MATLAB, Excel, or similar engineering tools.
- Previous power utility experience.
- PE license, SRO/STA, or other nuclear qualifications are a plus.
Now Schedule:
Schedule
Typical 40 hours per week (4x10s or 5x8s) with option of one remote day per week. Up to 72 hours per week during refueling outages, day or night shift, outage schedule to fit needs of assigned work/project.
We should not include Pay section
for prose. We must not repeat job title as heading. Do not put Job ID/requisition numbers as headings. We need to preserve all substantive information. Remove boilerplate: Seneca Resources description, EEO, etc. Also remove "Seneca Resources: We are a client-driven provider..." That's boilerplate; remove. We need to include sections only when posting has real specific content. So we will have sections: About the role (Project Overview), Responsibilities, Requirements, Preferred Experience/Skills, Schedule. Possibly also "Top Must Haves" could be merged into Requirements? But we should preserve content. The "Top Must Haves" includes schedule and experience bullets. We already have schedule separate; the experience bullets are similar to Requirements. Might be redundant. We could incorporate them into Requirements but we must not lose info. Since Requirements already covers similar points, we could keep Requirements as is and maybe not duplicate. But we need to preserve all substantive info; if we omit Top Must Haves we might lose the schedule info (which we moved to Schedule section) and the experience bullets (which are similar to Requirements). The Requirements section already includes 5+ years electrical/I&C engineering experience; nuclear or power-generation experience strongly preferred; Bachelor's degree; Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations; Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills; Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards; Ability to lead and collaborate across multi-disciplinary team. The Top Must Haves includes: Typical 40 hours per week (4x10s or 5x8s) with option of one remote day per week. Up to 72 hours per week during refueling outages, day or night shift, outage schedule to fit needs of assigned work/project. 5+ years Electrical/I&C Engineering experience – ideally in nuclear or power generation. Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes. Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations. Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages. Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering degree meeting ANSI requirements. Biggest differentiator: Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects. Thus we need to preserve those specifics. We can incorporate them into Requirements and maybe a separate "Key Qualifications" section. But we must not create thin sections. Could combine Requirements and Top Must Haves into a single Requirements section, but we must not lose the schedule info (which we put in Schedule). The Top Must Haves also includes the biggest differentiator about Lead/RE experience. That is important. Thus we can have a Requirements section that includes all those bullet points (including the Lead/RE differentiator). We'll need to ensure we don't duplicate. Let's extract bullet points from Top Must Haves: - Typical 40 hours per week (4x10s or 5x8s) with option of one remote day per week. - Up to 72 hours per week during refueling outages, day or night shift, outage schedule to fit needs of assigned work/project. - 5+ years Electrical/I&C Engineering experience – ideally in nuclear or power generation. - Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes. - Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations. - Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages. - Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering degree meeting ANSI requirements. - Biggest differentiator: Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects. Now Requirements section already has: - 5+ years of electrical/I&C engineering experience; nuclear or power-generation experience strongly preferred. - Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering discipline. - Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations. - Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills. - Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards. - Ability to lead and collaborate across multi-disciplinary team. We can merge the Top Must Haves bullets into Requirements, but we need to avoid duplication. We'll create a Requirements section that includes all unique points. Let's list unique points: - 5+ years Electrical/I&C Engineering experience (ideally nuclear/power generation) [from Top Must Haves] (similar to Requirements) - Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes. - Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations. - Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages. - Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering degree meeting ANSI requirements. - Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects (biggest differentiator). - Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills. - Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards. - Ability to lead and collaborate across multi-disciplinary team. - Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations (already covered by electrical power systems expertise? Slight overlap but we can keep.) - Experience with DCS, PLCs, Industrial Control Systems, and generator/control systems (from Preferred Experience/Skills) - Experience with ETAP, MATLAB, Excel, or similar engineering tools (Preferred) - Previous power utility experience (Preferred) - PE license, SRO/STA, or other nuclear qualifications are a plus (Preferred) We also have Preferred Experience/Skills section. Thus we can have two sections: Requirements (mandatory) and Preferred Experience/Skills (optional). That seems appropriate. Now About the role: Project Overview paragraph. Responsibilities: list. Schedule: we have schedule info. We must not create Pay section. Now format:
About the role
Project Overview: This individual will serve as the Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) for several major equipment replacement projects, including the Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR), Generator Protection Relays, Main Generator, and Exciter. The engineer will work closely with station stakeholders, project managers, engineering disciplines, equipment suppliers, and external engineering resources throughout design development and implementation.
Responsibilities
- Lead development and implementation of electrical/I&C design changes.
- Prepare and review engineering change packages, specifications, calculations, and technical evaluations.
- Review vendor drawings, test plans, specifications, reports, and technical documentation.
- Coordinate technical reviews across engineering teams, vendors, and project stakeholders.
- Provide oversight for Factory and Site Acceptance Testing (FAT/SAT).
- Support construction, field implementation, design updates, and technical issue resolution.
- Oversee contracted engineering work and ensure compliance with applicable nuclear and industry standards.
- Track engineering deliverables and provide project status updates.
Requirements
- 5+ years of electrical/I&C engineering experience; nuclear or power‑generation experience strongly preferred.
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering discipline.
- Experience with power systems, relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and engineering calculations.
- Strong technical/specification writing and communication skills.
- Ability to interpret engineering codes, regulations, and standards.
- Ability to lead and collaborate across multi‑disciplinary teams.
- Nuclear plant experience – understanding of plant design, systems, components, and engineering/design changes.
- Electrical power systems expertise – relay logic/protection, electrical schematics, circuit design, and load calculations.
- Engineering change/design experience – specifications, calculations, technical evaluations, and design change packages.
- Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering or comparable engineering degree meeting ANSI requirements.
- Experience serving as a Lead/Responsible Engineer (RE) on nuclear electrical/I&C projects.
Preferred Experience/Skills
- Nuclear power plant design and systems experience.
- 10 CFR 50.59 and/or Nuclear Standard Design Process experience.
- Experience with DCS, PLCs, Industrial Control Systems, and generator/control systems.
- Experience with ETAP, MATLAB, Excel, or similar engineering tools.
- Previous power utility experience.
- PE license, SRO/STA, or other nuclear qualifications are a plus.
Schedule
Typical 40 hours per week (4x10s or 5x8s) with option of one remote day per week. Up to 72 hours per week during refueling outages, day or night shift, outage schedule to fit needs of assigned work/project.
We should not include Pay section