Edf (Uk)
Provides energy solutions and low-carbon technologies for businesses and homes.
7 hours ago
$64,000 - $70,000
Expert & Leadership (13+ years), Experienced (8-12 years)
Full Time
Leiston, England, United Kingdom
Onsite
Company Size
10,000 Employees
Service Specialisms
Sector Specialisms
Description
team leadership
computing strategy
system integration
tool management
process development
maintenance planning
The Industrial (Plant) Computing Lead will report to the Engineering Programme Manager in Pre‑Operations and be responsible for establishing the plant computing capability. This role will shape how computing systems are set up, led and embedded from pre‑operations through to live operations, influencing maintenance, reliability and obsolescence management for the life of the station.
- Lead and build the Plant Computing team through construction, commissioning, and operations.
- Define and deliver the plant computing strategy within an industrial control system environment.
- Integrate computing solutions with instrumentation & control, control rooms, safety‑related systems, and simulators.
- Collaborate with commissioning teams to safely bring the plant into service.
- Develop plant computing processes aligned with regulatory requirements and industry best practice.
- Own and manage digital and IT tools used by the operational station.
- Create maintenance schedules, manage budgets, and control plant computing risks.
- Represent the future operator in project forums and decision‑making.
Requirements
engineering degree
industrial control
signal processing
asset management
team leadership
nuclear safety
Successful candidates will be confident technical leaders with a strong background in industrial control or computing systems, preferably in a regulated or high‑hazard environment. They will hold an HNC or degree in an engineering or scientific discipline (or equivalent experience) and possess deep knowledge of control system hardware, software, signal processing and logic diagrams, as well as an understanding of nuclear safety culture and regulatory compliance.
- Hold an HNC or degree in an engineering or scientific discipline, or equivalent experience.
- Demonstrate strong knowledge of industrial control systems hardware, software, signal processing and logic diagrams.
- Understand nuclear safety culture, regulatory compliance and quality standards.
- Experience in commissioning and operational environments, preferably on a nuclear site.
- Proficiency with asset management systems and data reporting tools.
- Proven track record of leading, developing and motivating teams in high‑pressure, complex settings.
- Ability to engage senior stakeholders and provide constructive challenge.
Benefits
The position is a permanent, full‑time role based in Leiston, Ipswich or London, with a salary range of £64,000‑£70,000 depending on experience. The role offers a suite of benefits including generous annual leave, a discretionary bonus, pension contributions and a flexible benefits allowance.
Joining Sizewell C provides the opportunity to work on a nationally significant megaproject at the forefront of the UK’s climate agenda, with access to world‑class training, experienced engineers and strong governance. The organisation values diversity, collaboration and long‑lasting social value, and offers a dynamic environment where technical excellence and stakeholder engagement are equally critical.
- Salary £64,000‑£70,000 dependent on experience; up to 5% annual bonus.
- 28‑30 days annual leave plus bank holidays; defined contribution pension with up to 7.5% employee and 15% employer contributions.
- Flexible benefits allowance and additional employee benefits.
Training + Development
Interview process
Visa Sponsorship
- sponsorship may be explored but priority is given to local recruitment and candidates with the right to work in the uk.
Security clearance
- security vetting required; must have been a uk resident for at least three of the past five years.
Overview
19 countries
Global Presence
Operations span across multiple countries, contributing to a broad international energy portfolio.
- A leading energy provider is committed to driving low-carbon energy solutions across the UK.
- Generates a significant portion of the UK’s electricity with a focus on nuclear, wind, and solar power.
- Plays a key role in the UK's energy transition, striving to meet growing energy demands sustainably.
- Operates major nuclear power plants and offshore wind farms, contributing substantially to renewable energy output.
- Diverse portfolio includes electricity generation, supply, and energy services for both residential and business sectors.
- Invests in innovative energy storage and smart grid technologies, enhancing energy resilience.
Culture + Values
- We are committed to doing the right thing for our customers and for society.
- We care about making a positive impact on the world and strive to be a responsible company.
- We trust each other and believe in working together to achieve the best results.
- We encourage innovation and seek to improve every day.
- We take pride in being a diverse and inclusive company, welcoming people from all backgrounds and perspectives.
Environment + Sustainability
Net Zero by 2050
Corporate Sustainability Goal
Committed to achieving a balance between carbon emissions and absorption by 2050.
- Leading developer of renewable energy, focusing on wind, solar, and nuclear power.
- Aims to decarbonize the UK power sector, reducing carbon emissions.
- Investing in energy efficiency programs and solutions for customers.
- Supports a sustainable energy future through innovation in green technologies.
Inclusion & Diversity
- Fostering an inclusive culture and increasing diversity across all levels.
- Has set a target to increase female representation in senior leadership roles.
- Aims for gender parity in its workforce, with clear action plans to improve representation of women.
- Tracks and reports on the gender pay gap, striving to reduce any disparity.