Nuclear Systems Engineer

Title:

Nuclear Systems Engineer

Salary: £40,000 - £50,000

Location:

Burton, Manchester or Glasgow

Working Pattern:
Flexible hybrid working pattern at Frazer‑Nash – time split between the office, university, client sites and working from home.

Closing date: 9th June 2026 (early applications encouraged)

We are looking for skilled systems thinkers with extensive background in nuclear to join our Systems Engineering teams at Frazer‑Nash. In this role you will work on a range of projects across sectors, with a focus on the nuclear domain.

• Applying systems thinking to solve complex problems;
• Developing models to deliver systems engineering outputs;
• Developing and managing the implementation of systems engineering life cycles;
• Generating, managing and implementing robust systems engineering processes (Requirements, Verification & Validation);
• Supporting engagements with clients, facilitating workshops and leading projects.

Candidates must undergo pre‑employment screening and satisfy UK National Security Vetting clearance criteria.

• A degree level qualification (or equivalent) in Engineering or a related discipline;
• Relevant experience applying Systems Engineering in a nuclear related role;
• Understanding of engineering processes and life cycles (Agile, V–Lifecycle, Requirements);
• Knowledge of Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE);
• Complex problem‑solving skills.

• Experience with Systems Engineering toolsets (IBM DOORS, DOORS Next, Cameo, Rhapsody, etc.);
• Experience with Agile Systems Engineering Approaches;
• CEng or IEng accreditation or actively working toward it through mentored professional development;
• Experience working as a consultant and managing projects.

• Competitive salary with yearly reviews;
• 25 days holiday + opportunity to buy 5 days;
• Flexible working options;
• Enhanced parental benefits;
• Company pension scheme;
• Targeted professional development;
• Life assurance;
• Private healthcare membership;
• Bonus scheme linked to company performance;
• Paid membership fees to a professional institution;
• Support in attaining professional membership;
• Cycle to work scheme;
• Season rail ticket loan;
• Additional optional benefits tailored to personal requirements.