Overall Industrial Architect & Systems Integration Manager

Why This Role Is Critical

As the need for nuclear energy grows, the future couldn’t be brighter. Join our vital mission to create lasting solutions for our planet’s greatest challenges. In this role, you are ready to shape the future of clean energy and make a long-lasting global impact. With us, anticipate engaging and challenging projects that deliver innovative solutions and value-added technologies helping power more than 38 million North American homes.

Architecture, Requirements, and Systems Engineering:

• Define, formalize, and deploy the systems engineering processes applicable to the program, including the Systems Engineering Management Plan, the Configuration Management Plan, the Interface Management Plan, and the Technical Data Management Plan, as well as BIM requirements when applicable.

• Propose the system architecture and its breakdown, taking into account cost, schedule, and risks, and ensure alignment with the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS).

• Define the expected system performance through need statements, technical requirement specifications, and functional requirement documents.

• Establish the functional and product architecture of the system, identify external interfaces, define system functions, and allocate them to subsystems and equipment.

• Collect, consolidate, and manage stakeholder requirements: process performance, safety, security, quality, operations, maintenance, environment, and infrastructure.

• Own the Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM), from high level needs down to detailed equipment specifications and compliance evidence.

• Lead the development of technical specifications and performance requirements for work package owners and execution entities.

• Assess technical, cost, and schedule risks associated with architecture choices and define appropriate mitigation plans.

Technical Planning and System Development Management:

• Define the activities required for system design, manufacturing, integration, commissioning, and qualification.

• Establish the logic and sequencing of technical activities and contribute to the structuring of the work program.

• Define the technical content expected from execution entities through technical specifications, statements of work, technical appendices, and contractual documents.

• Ensure consistency between system requirements, development activities, and expected deliverables throughout the product lifecycle.

Integration and Interface Management:

• Define and maintain the overall integration plan to ensure coherent subsystem assembly and effective interface control.

• Identify, specify, and manage physical, functional, organizational, and operational interfaces between project stakeholders and work packages.

• Manage interfaces between new systems and existing facilities, especially in brownfield environments where interactions with operating installations represent a major risk.

• Ensure technical consistency across engineering disciplines and arbitrate any deviations or inconsistencies identified.

• Define and monitor action plans required to resolve integration and interface issues.

• Oversee technical ncoordination, the digital mockup, and the facilitation of constructability reviews and clash detection with engineering teams.

Configuration Management and Change Control:

• Ensure system configuration control and maintain a defined and approved technical baseline at each project milestone.

• Identify all data, documents, and models that constitute the system’s reference configuration.

• Define and apply configuration management processes to ensure coherent and traceable changes.

• Prepare and lead Change Control Boards, review change requests, and coordinate impact analyses on cost, schedule, safety,…