Overview
Lead instrumentation and control systems engineering for steam turbine control, protection, process instrumentation, and turbine supervisory instrumentation on nuclear power plant projects.
What you'll do
- Lead multidisciplinary engineering activities across the project lifecycle.
- Direct design, execution, verification, and delivery of turbine I&C systems.
- Develop specifications and implement field instrumentation and control principles.
- Drive technical decisions, design reviews, risk assessments, and issue resolution.
- Interface with customers, suppliers, commissioning teams, and engineering organizations.
- Develop engineering schedules and resource plans.
- Track deliverables, risks, milestones, progress, and lessons learned.
What you'll need
- 12+ years of experience in Instrumentation and Control.
- 5+ years of experience in technical leadership.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Instrumentation and Control, Electrical, Electronics, or a related discipline.
- Knowledge of instrumentation, control systems, sensors, electronics, electrical wiring, cybersecurity, and nuclear safety culture.
- Understanding of functional safety, redundant architectures, and single failure criteria.
- Experience with turbine operation, control, protection, trip systems, and balance-of-plant interfaces.
- Strong written and verbal English communication skills.
Nice to have
- Experience in nuclear power, conventional power, or critical industrial process applications.
- Experience with GE Mark VIe control systems.
- Demonstrated leadership capabilities.
Details
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