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Electronics Instrumentation & Control Engineer
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Rockville, USA
Full-time
No Prior Experience Required
Onsite
USD 143913-187093 yearly
Discovered 1 weeks ago
Free
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Duties
- The successful candidate will perform the full range of duties that consists of reviewing complex electrical and instrumentation and control engineering safety and regulatory issues in the licensing review of operating and advanced reactors and fuel cycle facilities. Such duties include but are not limited to: Evaluates the design of electrical and instrumentation and control systems and components of operating and/or advanced reactors and/or fuel cycle facilities from the standpoint of functional capability, integrity, and systems operation under normal operation. Applies risk-informed approaches as appropriate. Performs studies of complex technical issues and problems within area of review and evaluates potential generic safety and regulatory implications. Evaluates industry-prepared technical and regulatory guidance for endorsement. Prepares reports containing technical bases and recommendations for resolution and presents them to management, where appropriate. Develops these reports into technical positions with supporting regulatory analyses and develops staff review guidance, regulatory guides, and/or Commission regulations as appropriate. Provides assistance and advice to the Office of the Chief Nuclear Reactor Inspector, the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation, the Office of Advanced Reactors, the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards, and the Office of International Programs on matters in the employee's area of review; serves on ad hoc committees, when requested, to lend technical expertise. Participates in audits and inspections as a team member to assist reactor and/or fuel cycle facility inspectors as needed to construction sites and operating facilities to address issues within the employee's area of expertise. Ensures that necessary facts are developed during audits and inspections to provide a basis for determining the quality of licensee or vendor performance. Prepares written inputs for the reports of audits and inspections and presents findings to appropriate agency management. Prepares presentation materials and makes presentations on complex subjects in assigned areas of responsibility. Prepares papers and reports on significant technical and regulatory issues for internal use, presentation at professional conferences, or publication. Participates in public meetings with licensees, applicants, industry working groups, and other stakeholders. Prepares and presents testimony in legal hearings.
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