Hybrid EC&I Engineer: Nuclear Safety & Alarm Systems

We Served; England; Hybrid; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading nuclear safety organisation is seeking an Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineer to contribute to nuclear safety and innovation. The role entails developing technical solutions, leading investigations, and collaborating with teams. Essential qualifications include an engineering degree in a relevant field and experience in control systems. The position offers a flexible working arrangement and an attractive benefits package, making it an excellent opportunity for career advancement in the nuclear sector.

Benefits

Generous holiday allowance

Matched pension contribution

Access to a Digital GP

Employee share scheme

Professional fees payment

Holiday Trading benefit

‘Be Kind Day’ for volunteering

Employee assistance programme

Qualifications

• Experience delivering technical solutions in a collaborative environment.
• Ability to communicate clearly with both internal teams and clients.
• Demonstrated experience in providing technical support post-installation.
• Experience in site liaison for project commissioning activities.
• A background in Electrical, Control & Instrumentation or equivalent domains.

Responsibilities

• Develop technical solutions ensuring compliance with standards.
• Lead design investigations and improvements.
• Collaborate to manage project specifications and delivery.
• Support project execution and mentor junior engineers.
• Promote engineering excellence and cultural change.

Skills

Collaboration in multi-discipline teams

Effective communication with stakeholders

Systems input delivery

On-site liaison with customers

Control systems knowledge

Education

Engineering degree in electronics, control and instrumentation

Chartered Engineer status or working towards it

Job description

A leading nuclear safety organisation is seeking an Electrical, Control and Instrumentation Engineer to contribute to nuclear safety and innovation. The role entails developing technical solutions, leading investigations, and collaborating with teams. Essential qualifications include an engineering degree in a relevant field and experience in control systems. The position offers a flexible working arrangement and an attractive benefits package, making it an excellent opportunity for career advancement in the nuclear sector.