Nuclear Instrumentation and Controls (Manufacturing Eng)

About the Role

Location: Remote (Within the contiguous U.S.). Position Type: Full‑Time / Direct Hire. Travel: 10%–25% (occasional national/international supplier visits).

Shape the Future of Advanced Nuclear Energy – The Nuclear I&C Manufacturing Engineer provides vital technical supplier oversight for cutting‑edge nuclear instrumentation and control systems and electrical components, acting as the bridge between internal design teams and external manufacturing partners.

Pay

Compensation: $124,400 – $150,138 annually (Target Salary: $145,000).

Responsibilities

• Technical Supplier Oversight: Monitor supplier performance, review manufacturing documentation, and ensure rigorous compliance with specifications, codes, and QA/QC requirements.
• Design & Manufacturing Bridge: Collaborate daily with internal design organizations, translating engineering requirements into actionable manufacturing instructions for suppliers.
• Project & Subcontract Leadership: Lead technical proposals, prepare requirements documents, manage schedules, and oversee supplier manufacturing mockup planning and test results.
• Supply Chain Quality & Evaluation: Perform supplier capability surveys, grade technical proposals alongside Procurement, and enforce strict nuclear quality standards.
• Technical Mentorship: Guide and mentor less‑experienced engineers, serving as the technical lead for the I&C Manufacturing Engineering Group.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 8 years of full‑time engineering experience in the development and oversight of manufacturing for nuclear I&C systems and electrical components (Direct Nuclear I&C experience is an absolute non‑negotiable requirement).
• B.S. degree in Electrical, Computer, Mechanical, Industrial Engineering, or a related discipline from an accredited university (Advanced degree preferred).
• Deep familiarity with IEEE codes, regulated manufacturing environments, and nuclear Quality Assurance standards (10 CFR 50 Appendix B, 10 CFR 21, and ASME NQA‑1).
• Demonstrated project management capabilities, strong technical writing skills, and experience with Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software.
• Eligible to work under Department of Energy 10 CFR Part 810.

Benefits

• Flexibility: Work remotely from anywhere within the contiguous U.S. (if outside a 30‑mile radius of a physical office).
• High‑Impact Work: Play a foundational role in bringing next‑generation clean energy technology to life.