Senior Instrumentation & Controls Project Engineer

Responsibilities

• direct and coordinate the engineering and design of assigned projects along with technical aspects of the contract
• coordinate timely decision making on project technical issues relying on internal technical authorities as necessary
• establish & manage the technical interface between all parties involved in the project including engineers, customers, and subcontractors
• work with functional engineering teams to build estimates, schedules, and change orders
• coordinate and provide technical and delivery leadership for the project
• be accountable for engineering interfaces with multiple engineering disciplines, business project management, subcontractors, and customers
• provide oversight for subcontractor engineering work on assigned projects
• define critical technical project issues and ensure their timely resolution
• identify technical risks and implement risk mitigation plans
• ensure engineering activities are performed in compliance with customer, internal, and regulatory requirements
• support commercial and marketing opportunities for Engineering including generating technical portions of proposals
• keep project and engineering management advised of project progress, performance, and resource utilization with particular attention to delays, adverse trends, errors and omissions
• work with Chief Consulting Engineers to coordinate Engineering Design Reviews as required for successful completion of the project
• review engineering performance on the project to ensure quality, conformance with design process, procedures and completeness of engineering tasks
• promptly review Design Change notices, identify change order candidates, segregate cost collection, and assist the Project Manager in pertinent aspects of change order management
• perform Responsible Configuration Management reviews as required for assigned projects

• Bachelor of Science in Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, or Computer Science from an accredited college or university
• Minimum of 8 years of power industry project management, design, or operation experience
• Background in electrical or instrument & controls discipline work
• Knowledge of nuclear business products, business processes, customers, and competitive environment
• Demonstrated ability in meeting project budget, schedule, and quality commitments
• Experience working with Government contracts and contracting requirements
• Ability and willingness to travel
• Experience in boiling water or advanced reactors and/or equivalent technical environment
• Prior experience working with architect engineer / subcontractors
• IT / Computer competency
• Strong technical aptitude, including applicable engineering tools and systems
• Primavera project scheduling tool experience
• Graduate of GE leadership program (PMLP, JOLP, or similar)
• Six Sigma training (BB, DFSS, etc.) (GE Employees only)
• Legal authorization to work in Canada