Engineer, I-Lead Sr Nuc)

Entergy•Russellville, AR

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The System Engineer provides technical support for plant systems, components, and related programs. This role is responsible for resolving day‑to-day plant issues, maintaining configuration control, supporting Maintenance and Operations, and ensuring the reliability and performance of assigned systems. The position serves as a key interface between Engineering and other station departments while contributing to both emergent troubleshooting and long‑term program health.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from an ABET‑accredited program OR a related physical science discipline associated with power plant operations, OR equivalent work experience demonstrating success at the engineer/technical specialist level.
Engineer I / Technical Specialist I: 0–2 years of nuclear design, operations, or equivalent experience
Engineer II / Technical Specialist II: 2–3 years
Engineer III / Technical Specialist III: 4-5 years
Senior Engineer / Technical Specialist IV: 6-8 years
Senior Lead Engineer: 8+ years, based on overall experience and prior role evaluations
Strong communication and teamwork skills.
Proficiency in PC applications, engineering tools, and analytical systems appropriate to the engineering level.

Nice To Haves

SRO license or certification on a PWR or BWR.
Professional Engineer (PE) license.

Responsibilities

Identify and resolve plant issues, including those arising from significant events and complex technical challenges.
Provide technical support to Maintenance and Operations for troubleshooting equipment, systems, and emergent conditions.
Develop and issue engineering changes, including design modifications and temporary alterations, in support of plant needs and equipment reliability.
Maintain Emergency Response Organization (ERO) qualifications and perform associated duties as required.
Provide technical information and guidance related to program bases, performance requirements, compliance status, and industry operating experience.
Conduct condition‑based monitoring of equipment and optimize preventative maintenance activities using feedback from Maintenance and program reviews.
Plan, prioritize, and support project lifecycle activities, including corrective action plans and improvement initiatives.
Prepare engineering products in accordance with established standards, procedures, and quality expectations.
Support changes in system and component configuration, design, and associated design basis.
Serve on outage engineering support teams for online system outages and refueling outages.
Monitor system performance, including trending, field walkdowns, deficiency identification, and priority setting.
Perform failure evaluations and support or lead root cause analyses, as needed.
Ensure lessons learned from fleet operating experience are incorporated into site programs and processes.
Maintain required qualifications and complete training necessary for assigned duties.