Senior EC&I Engineer (Nuclear)

Qualifications

• A degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent qualifications and experience.
• Proven experience delivering electrical, control and instrumentation systems across major infrastructure, industrial, defence, energy or other highly regulated projects. Nuclear experience, particularly defence, would be highly regarded.
• Strong technical knowledge across electrical power systems, control systems and instrumentation, with experience in areas such as LV/MV distribution, power system studies, PLC, SCADA, DCS, ICS, BMS and building automation.
• Experience developing engineering documentation through concept, preliminary and detailed design phases, with a sound understanding of relevant Australian and international standards.
• Experience with instrumentation specification, selection and integration, as well as resilient power systems including standby generation and UPS, and earthing, bonding and lightning protection.
• An understanding of functional safety, including hazard analysis, SIL assessment and verification, as well as requirements management, systems engineering and verification and validation processes.
• Sound technical leadership skills and the ability to work effectively with mechanical, civil, process and other engineering disciplines in a multidisciplinary environment.
• Experience working within highly regulated environments, with an understanding of engineering assurance, safety culture and the importance of quality in technical delivery.
• CPEng or Chartered Engineer status, or a commitment to achieving professional registration, is desirable.