Intermediate I&C Engineer Energy

AtkinsRéalis•Oak Ridge, TN
•Remote

About The Position

AtkinsRéalis is seeking an Intermediate I&C Engineer for energy projects. This is a remote position based out of the Oak Ridge, Tennessee office. The engineer designs, tests, installs, and maintains systems and equipment that monitor, control, and automate industrial processes. The role includes designing and analyzing safety- and non-safety-related instrumentation and control systems for nuclear and commercial projects, including PLC and SCADA systems for nuclear facilities. The engineer collaborates with mechanical, nuclear, operations, and electrical engineering teams; applies regulatory guidance, codes, standards, industry best practices, and sound engineering judgment; and helps ensure compliance with international regulatory criteria and quality requirements. Responsibilities also include analyzing system performance, identifying and resolving faults, developing maintenance, testing, and startup procedures, and verifying system readiness throughout equipment life. The position prepares technical documentation, supports multidisciplinary project integration, may mentor junior colleagues and review their work, and completes assigned work accurately and on schedule under the guidance of senior engineers.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering, or a related technical or engineering field.
  • At least 3 years of relevant experience.
  • Effective written and verbal communication skills.
  • Ability to complete complex technical work with limited supervision.
  • Higher-level knowledge and application of fundamental instrumentation and control and electrical design principles and concepts.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in the nuclear industry.
  • Experience supporting Human Factors analysis of plant systems.
  • Familiarity with cybersecurity requirements for nuclear facilities.
  • Familiarity with commissioning or tuning integrated plant control systems.
  • Practical application of licensing standards and regulatory processes.
  • Knowledge and proficiency applying industry codes and standards, including IEEE, IEC, EPRI, ANSI, ISA, and IAEA.

Responsibilities

  • Design, test, install, and maintain systems and equipment that monitor, control, and automate industrial processes or machinery.
  • Design and analyze safety- and non-safety-related I&C systems for nuclear and commercial projects.
  • Create control system designs, including PLC and SCADA systems, for nuclear facilities.
  • Interface with mechanical, nuclear, operations, and electrical engineering teams for I&C design and consultation.
  • Apply industry best practices, regulatory guidance, codes, standards, and engineering judgment to support compliant designs.
  • Analyze performance, identify faults, and resolve issues to support optimal plant operation.
  • Ensure systems meet nuclear safety regulations, industry standards, and quality assurance requirements.
  • Develop and execute maintenance, testing, and startup procedures, and verify system readiness throughout equipment life.
  • Prepare and maintain technical documentation, including P&IDs, loop diagrams, and qualification test plans.
  • Work with multidisciplinary teams on project-based work and ensure integration of designs across disciplines.
  • Mentor junior colleagues and conduct quality reviews of their work when needed.
  • Meet assigned schedules and ensure work is accurate, complete, and timely; initiate corrective measures to address delays.
  • Complete assigned duties with instruction and direction from more senior engineers.

Benefits

  • Medical, dental, and vision benefits.
  • Company-paid life and short- and long-term disability benefits.
  • Employer-matched 401(k) with 100% vesting.
  • Employee stock purchase plan.
  • Paid Time Off.
  • Leave of absence options.
  • Flexible work options.
  • Recognition and employee satisfaction programs.
  • Employee assistance program.
  • Voluntary benefits.
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