Job Title: Civil/Structural Engineer

Are any certification required: Professional Engineer License; Has held qualifications at a nuclear power station in the last 3 years – including Design Change, Calculations, and 50.59 applicability/screen
Top 3 Required Skills
1) Strong analytical capability in steel and concrete design
2) Proficient in the nuclear Standard Design Process and license/design basis assessment per 10CFR50.59
3) Construction and implementation experience
What soft skill requirements do you have (team fit and personality requirements)?
Able to apply practical solutions to field problems
Strong communication skills both verbal and written, internally to the team and with external vendors
Ability to lead, collaborate, and work effectively in a multi-disciplinary team

Nice to Have Skills:
GTStrudl
MathCAD
High Level Project Overview:
Candidate will be responsible for developing and reviewing Design Changes, calculations, and technical evaluations in support of large capital projects as part of Surry Power Station s Subsequent License Renewal. Candidate will work extensively with Engineers of Choice and manufacturers to ensure designs satisfy technical specifications and station design/license basis.
Projects include, but are not limited to – 96 circulating water intake piping replacement, 4160V Cable Replacement, Fuel Handling Cranes Replacement, Containment cooling coil replacement, and R22 Elimination
Preferred Years of Experience:
8
Education:
B.S. in Civil, Structural, or Engineering Mechanics
Are there any specific companies/industries you d like to see in the candidate s experience?
Commercial nuclear power plants within the last 3 years
Architect/Engineer companies such as Sargent & Lundy, Enercon, Zachry, and similar
Preferred Interview Process Overview (High level):
Video interview
What is the committed timeline for interview and decision making?
One year, incremental in 6-month increments
At any time is overtime required or would you say it is just available as a function of the job?
Overtime generally available. Overtime is required during implementation and outages