Nuclear Engineer V – Mechanical
Listed on 2026-09-02
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Engineering
Energy Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Engineering
Nuclear Engineer V – Mechanical
System One is seeking a highly experienced Nuclear Engineer V – Mechanical to support major commercial nuclear plant projects in Ohio. This role is ideal for a senior mechanical engineer with deep PWR/BWR plant knowledge, strong design modification experience, and a proven ability to improve plant safety, reliability, and performance.
Why This Opportunity Stands Out- Excellent Compensation – $115/hr
- $178/day Per Diem
- Long-term nuclear plant assignment
- Work on critical plant upgrades, modifications, and reliability improvements
- High-impact role supporting safety-class nuclear systems
- Apply advanced mechanical engineering expertise in the design, operation, and modification of PWR and/or BWR nuclear plant systems, including both primary and secondary side equipment
- Perform engineering calculations, feasibility studies, and technical evaluations to resolve equipment reliability concerns and improve overall plant performance
- Develop, review, and implement system modifications/upgrades that enhance plant safety, reliability, and operational efficiency
- Use independent engineering judgment to prepare and defend modification packages during quality, safety, and design review boards
- Interface directly with project teams, plant stakeholders, and equipment vendors to assess conditions and drive practical engineering solutions
- Ensure all engineering activities remain compliant with NRC regulations, nuclear industry codes, and applicable standards
- Review and check calculations, drawings, engineering packages, and technical data prepared by other engineers
- Prepare technical presentations, communicate findings clearly to clients, and participate in client review meetings
- Conduct plant walkdowns and field inspections in industrial environments, including ladders, confined spaces, and security-controlled areas
- B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from an ABET-accredited program
- 15+ years of engineering experience
- 8+ years of direct commercial nuclear power plant experience
- Strong background in PWR and/or BWR design and plant operations
- Demonstrated experience with: engineering calculations, feasibility studies, equipment reliability evaluations, system modifications and upgrades
- Experience reviewing and approving: engineering designs, drawings, technical packages, supporting data
- Proficiency with Mathcad, Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point
- Excellent verbal/written communication and client presentation skills
- Ability to manage multiple technical assignments in a fast-paced environment
- Must be able to pass: security screening, drug screening, nuclear plant unescorted access requirements
- Willingness to travel to client sites as needed
- Comfortable performing onsite office and field work
- Ability to perform industrial plant walkdowns, including climbing ladders, entering confined spaces, accessing hazardous/security-controlled areas
- Deep understanding of commercial nuclear plant mechanical systems
- Strong problem-solving ability with plant modifications and reliability improvements
- Confidence presenting technical recommendations before client and safety review boards
- Hands-on field engineering mindset with the ability to work independently
Mobilization and Demobilization • $500 mobilization stipend • $500 demobilization stipend Mobilization and Demobilization Guidelines:
Mobilization and Demobilization is reimbursement-based with supporting documentation Per Diem • $1,246/week per diem ($178/day) Per Diem Guidelines:
Per diem for eligible employees will be paid 7 days at $178 per day, subject to the following rules:
Must have a permanent address more than 50 miles from jobsite Must maintain duplicate living expenses The employee works all of their scheduled workdays. Per diem is paid for scheduled workdays when an eligible employee works at least 2 hours of that workday. If the employee does not work all of their scheduled workdays, then per diem is paid only for days worked.
Weekend per diem is paid if the employee works any of the preceding shifts up to the weekend, subject to the foregoing. (In this case it was Friday…
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