Probabilistic Safety Analysis Engineer

Probabilistic Safety Analysis Engineer – Energy Northwest

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. This role focuses on advanced probabilistic safety analysis (PSA) and offers a competitive base pay ranging from $92,750.00 to $ per year.

$92,750.00/yr – $/yr

• Perform highly complex PSA tasks, including plant support for PARAGON work‑control risk management, PSA model ownership/upgrade and maintenance, and risk‑informed evaluations supporting NOED submittals and Tech Spec surveillance extensions.
• Provide leadership to small groups, offering guidance on complex, technology‑specific problems and delivering technical direction to engineers and operators.
• Serve as an advisor, mentor, and trainer for PSA engineers in training, fostering continuous professional development.
• Identify potential issues or improvement areas related to PSA activities or operations support and initiate corrective action through the plant Condition Report (CR) process.
• Participate in industry working groups and other discipline‑related activities.

• Emergency Response Organization (ERO) duties, including 24/7 on‑call during required team duty (2 weeks out of every 8 weeks).
• 12‑hour work shifts during outages as part of outage support (24/7) in the Outage Command Center and Engineering Outage Center.
• Engineering duty cycle support (24/7) with call‑out availability during responsible duty assignment (typically 1 week).

To be eligible for this position, candidates must meet at least one of the following qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from an accredited institution and at least eight years of engineering experience, including a minimum of two years in probabilistic safety tasks or risk‑management software tools.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license obtained by accredited examination, a high school diploma or GED, and at least eight years of engineering experience with a minimum of two years in probabilistic safety tasks or risk‑management tools.
• Alternate pathway: a diverse assignment that demonstrates knowledge and experience in a non‑core engineering discipline, with a significant change in job tasks.
• Three‑year pathway:
  Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and three years of engineering experience, or PE license plus three years of experience, each including a minimum of two years in probabilistic safety tasks or risk‑management tools in a high‑consequence industrial environment.
• One‑year pathway:
  Bachelor’s degree in Engineering and one year of engineering experience, or PE license plus one year of experience; high school diploma or GED required.

Seniority level: Not Applicable

Employment type: Full‑time

Job function: General Business, Engineering, and Strategy/Planning

• Pension plan
• Child care support
• Tuition assistance
• Student loan assistance
• Medical insurance