Electrical Design Engineer I-Sr (Nuc)

Entergy provides design services for its nuclear fleet, including modification packages and configuration management of engineering design outputs. The Electrical Design Engineer develops and supports electrical system modifications, licensing activities, maintenance strategies, technical evaluations, and engineering products that maintain safe, reliable plant operations.

What you'll do:

• Prepare cost-effective modifications as assigned to improve plant performance and reliability
• Prepare engineering products consistent with defined standards, procedures, and regulatory guidelines to ensure the site’s design and licensing basis is maintained
• Assist in the solutions to issues that impact safe, reliable operations and propose process changes that improve overall efficiency
• Provide technical support to operations, maintenance, engineering, and other fleet organizations
• Manage engineering work assignments to ensure the design service provided is meeting department and organizational needs
• Communicate to all levels of the organization, verbally and in writing, technical information, concepts, and ideas throughout the engineering product development
• Attend training and maintain the qualifications necessary to perform the required group functions
• Evaluate the effect of radiated emission for both electromagnetic and radiofrequency emissions on plant equipment. Evaluate the susceptibility of plant components and devices to electromagnetic and radiofrequency emissions
• Implement configuration controls for electrical systems and components
• Conduct licensing activities such as 10CFR50.59 reviews, ensuring electrical-specific considerations are applied
• Coordinate electrical design activities with plant simulator personnel to ensure effects are reflected accurately on the plant reference simulator
• Evaluate the effects of plant design changes on simulator operation, fidelity, configuration and certification

What they're looking for:

• B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering or another closely related scientific discipline/physical science generally associated with power plant operations or equivalent work experience (equivalent experience defined as demonstrated success at the engineer/technical specialist level.)
• Engineer, I: 0+ years of experience
• Engineer, II: 2+ years of experience (1+ year with master's degree)
• Engineer, III:4+ years of experience (3+ years with PE/master's degree)
• Engineer, Senior: 6+ years of experience (5+ years with PE/master's degree)
• Engineer, Senior Lead: 7+ years of experience (6+ years with PE/master's degree)
• Nuclear Industry Engineering Change Packages qualification (IP-ENG-001) (Desired)
• Previous experience in Operations IT, Design or Systems engineering teams implementing engineering modifications. (Desired)
• Proficiency in computer codes that support Nuclear Design (e.g., ANSYS, ETAP, ME101, PipeFlo, MathCad, PDMS) (Desired)
• Desired: Professional Engineering license and/or an SRO license or certification on a PWR or BWR
• Authorization to work in the United States is a precondition to employment in this position. Entergy will not sponsor candidates for work visas for this position
• Nuclear Industry Engineering Change Packages qualification (IP-ENG-001) (Desired)