Engineer, Manager

Constellation EnergyMorris, Illinois$162k–$180k/yr

Good fit if

  • You hold or have held an SRO license or certification.
  • You hold a PE license.

Credentials that matter

Training and certifications

  • SRO License
  • PE License

Skills and tools

  • ANSI/ANS-3.1
  • Nuclear Engineering
  • NRC Regulations
  • Engineering Management

Required qualifications

Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Chemical, Civil/Structural, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical, or Nuclear) or related science, OR Professional Engineer License, OR Active/Inactive SRO License. 5 years of engineering or related experience, including 1 year of nuclear power plant experience (if not holding PE or SRO license). Meet ANSI/ANS-3.1-2014 Standard requirements for nuclear power plant personnel. Maintain minimum access or unescorted access requirements; pass favorable medical examination and testing per position duties.

About this role

Lead engineering management at a Constellation nuclear facility, the nation's largest producer of clean energy. Oversee engineering teams, drive technical strategy, and ensure regulatory compliance across station operations.

Responsibilities

  • Manage the engineering function with respect to station needs and regulatory requirements
  • Manage performance and development of assigned engineering personnel aligned with site and corporate objectives
  • Provide engineering and technical leadership for short-term and long-term programs impacting site operations
  • Participate in business planning, budget, and performance reviews for assigned staff
  • Serve as senior resource for company-wide programs on standardized engineering systems and processes
  • Support emergency response, departmental coverage, and outage activities as needed

Preferred qualifications

Professional Engineer Registration. Advanced technical degree or MBA. Supervisory or managerial experience.

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