Multi-Level System Engineer

Requisition

2588

Multi-Level System Engineer

Site/INTEC

Monday-Thursday, 4x10s

Grade 14:
Min $68,395, Mid $87,800, Max $107,210

Grade 17:
Min $98,575, Mid $126,305, Max $154,030

The System Engineer applies science, technology, and engineering knowledge to maintain the operability of assigned structures, systems, and components (SSCs) at RH-TRU for the Idaho Cleanup Project (ICP) at the Idaho National Laboratory (INL). System Engineers are responsible for maintaining configuration management, including oversight of the technical portion of operations, for assigned SSCs. This includes performing system testing, system performance monitoring, system walkdowns, system health reporting, and operability evaluations for assigned SSCs.

Engineers integrate safety into all aspects of engineering designs. Accountable to the RH-TRU Chief Engineer to ensure compliance with DOE Orders, Facility Safety Basis Requirements, Company Procedures, and best nuclear-industry practices. Utilizing industrial and commercial best practices where appropriate in the operation and maintenance of assigned SSCs.

• Maintain ownership of assigned systems, ensuring system health, documentation accuracy, and proactive lifecycle management.
• Maintain the Technical Baseline of assigned Structures, Systems, and Components (SSCs).
• Manage Facility Change process to verify configuration management of assigned SSCs is maintained.
• Establish preventative maintenance schedules, develop quality level requirements, ensure critical spare part availability, and verify completion of maintenance on assigned SSCs.
• Evaluate system failure and corrective maintenance rates; identify failure or maintenance trends.
• Evaluate system performance data and recommend modifications or upgrades to improve safety, efficiency, and reliability.
• Perform periodic assessments of assigned SSCs to ensure compliance with the design basis.
• Work collaboratively with other team members to develop new waste processing procedures and troubleshoot and resolve problems.
• Develop test plans for new equipment.
• Support development of system operating procedures.
• Review and evaluate work control documents, such as repairs, for assigned SSCs.
• Provide technical support, engineering service, and guidance for assigned SSCs and for Waste Management Operations and Projects in general.
• Interact with other teams, project support groups, subcontractors, vendors, and clients as appropriate on assigned projects.
• Support other emergent issues related to system operability, operations/maintenance support, ICP-wide needs, facility specific needs, etc.

• Must have a Bachelor's degree in an applicable engineering or physical science discipline such as Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Civil/Structural Engineering, Chemical Engineering, etc.
• Grade 14:
  Bachelor's degree.
• Grade 17:
  Bachelor's degree plus 6 years relevant experience.