Electrical Design Authority Engineer

Description

Apply technical experience in your field of specialization or broad‑based experience across multiple technical areas, and leverage other technical resources within the company to resolve complex problems. Incorporate advanced technical practices and complex features such as special material requirements, new processes, and demanding coordination or oversight into problem solving and program planning. Provide leadership in determining solutions to intricate issues and be recognized as an expert in functional technical areas. Develop solutions to complex technical problems within your areas of expertise.

Stay informed about technical needs within the company and emerging trends in your external area of expertise. Be aware of your work group's capabilities and customers' needs, identify technical programs that can be carried out with minimal guidance, and take initiative to accomplish them.

Lead task teams to develop solutions for more complex problems and prepare plans that include schedules, budgets, and personnel requirements for major technical tasks identified by management. Develop schedules, monitor progress and budget expenditures, and review the quality of work performed, including research, development, testing, and quality‑assurance requirements.

Communicate results and objectives both verbally and in manuscript form to customers, colleagues, managers, and oversight groups. Prepare reports for external publication.

• Provide Electrical Design Authority engineering staff augmentation support to Tritium Projects and Facilities for SRNS, including analysis, design reviews, and generation of design documents such as system descriptions, requirements, single line drawings, equipment lists, control schematics, and specifications.

Requirements

Education requirements include an advanced degree such as a Ph.D. with roughly ten years of experience, a M.S. with twelve years, or a B.S. with approximately fifteen years of relevant experience.

Candidates are expected to be internal experts in their area, contribute to advancing knowledge through internal and external publications and professional society presentations, and possess the ability to solve complex problems in their field.

Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain a DOE “Q” security clearance; an active clearance is not required initially, and the selected candidate will be advised when to apply based on specific work assignments.

Having an active DOE clearance (L or Q) within the past two years is preferred.

• Require 15‑20 years of design authority experience in the nuclear industry.
• Require working knowledge of NEC, IES, NFPA, IEEE, ETAP, and OSHA requirements.
• Require experience using ETAP (or similar software) to generate electrical system calculations.
• Prefer SRS Electrical Design Authority Engineering experience.
• Prefer experience designing Lithium‑Ion Battery systems as redundant power.
• Prefer having or previously having DOE Q‑clearance (or an active DOE clearance within the past two years).
• Must be able to walk down systems in the field.
• Internal expert who advances knowledge through internal and external publications and professional society presentations.
• Ability to solve complex problems in the field.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance