Design Configuration Control Engineer

Description

The role supports the engineering change‑control process on a large, multidisciplinary project, ensuring that design changes are properly documented, evaluated, and closed out. It also ensures consistent use of engineering tools and creates critical datasets such as the Safety Analysis Data List and Unit Data List.

You will manage various databases—including assumptions and risks—track actions, develop and maintain engineering applications and technical reference data, and prepare status reports. Additionally, you will implement design‑requirement information directly in tools like DOORS.

The position involves preparing procedures to align work, supporting technical integration and interface control across disciplines and joint‑venture members, and collaborating with engineers to embed best practices throughout the project.

• Support engineering change‑control process and ensure proper documentation, evaluation, and closure of design changes.
• Create and maintain critical datasets such as Safety Analysis Data List and Unit Data List.
• Manage databases for assumptions, risks, and actions, and track their status.
• Develop and sustain engineering applications and technical reference data.
• Prepare engineering status reports and implement design requirements in tools like DOORS.
• Establish procedures to align project work and facilitate technical integration across disciplines and JV members.
• Collaborate with various engineering teams to embed best practices throughout the project.

Requirements

Candidates must hold an accredited engineering degree in Process, Chemical or Mechanical engineering, with a Professional Engineer designation considered an asset. They should have at least five years of design experience, three years in the nuclear sector focusing on change control, and familiarity with CANDU reactors and nuclear quality management systems such as CSA N286 and CSA N299.

Strong analytical, communication, and interpersonal skills are required, along with the ability to thrive in a fast‑paced, high‑pressure environment. Excellent organizational and time‑management capabilities are also essential.

• Hold an accredited Process, Chemical, or Mechanical engineering degree; Professional Engineer registration is a plus.
• Provide at least five years of design experience and three years in nuclear engineering change control.
• Familiarity with CANDU reactor design and nuclear quality management systems (CSA N286, CSA N299) is beneficial.
• Demonstrate strong communication, interpersonal, organizational, and time‑management skills in a fast‑paced environment.

Benefits

AtkinsRéalis offers competitive compensation, flexible benefits tailored to health, wellbeing, financial and lifestyle needs, and extensive training and professional development opportunities. The hybrid working culture and generous time‑off policies support a balanced career and personal life.

• Receive competitive compensation, flexible health and wellbeing benefits, and extensive training opportunities.
• Benefit from a hybrid working model and generous time‑off policies to support work‑life balance.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance