The Controls Hardware Engineer designs and implements electronic controls platform hardware for nuclear power plants. The role works closely with electronic software design and plant system operations, requiring technical problem-solving, strong hardware design skills, and effective communication and collaboration. The engineer delivers high-quality electronic hardware designs and testing strategies. Work includes developing designs from requirements, or helping define requirements; schematic design, component selection, PCB layout, simulation and module testing, integration testing, and design verification. The role also documents designs through design specifications and test reports, engages customers to define scope and review results and technical risks, and collaborates with the technical leader to develop work plans, estimates, schedules, requirements, and processes. The engineer applies engineering fundamentals to establish or confirm expected performance, provides clear analysis documentation, and performs testing and reporting to support component failure analysis. Relocation to Wilmington, North Carolina, is required. This role requires access to U.S. export-controlled information; final offers may be contingent on obtaining U.S. Government authorization for access. U.S.-based candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States, and offers are conditioned on successful completion of a drug screen, as applicable. The stated U.S. pay range is $72,000–$108,000, subject to geographic differentials and candidate-related factors. The role is eligible for a discretionary annual bonus.
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