Lead complex, multidisciplinary projects that bring together engineering, design, construction, and client stakeholders to deliver critical manufacturing infrastructure in high‑tech semiconductor environments.
Compensation
Salary: $110,000 – $150,000 per year, commensurate with location, education, and depth of experience.
Responsibilities
Identify, understand, and manage the scope of work, schedule, and budget of various design packages.
Manage the end‑to‑end execution of tool install design projects, from initial equipment specifications and utility matrix development through to final hook‑up, commissioning, and client handover.
Develop and manage detailed tool‑level installation schedules, ensuring critical path milestones are met to support the project delivery dates.
Act as a point of contact between the design team, trade contractors, and client tool owners to resolve conflicts regarding space management, utility routing, and point‑of‑connection (POC) details.
Maintain strict control over project budgets, managing change orders related to tool configuration shifts and ensuring procurement of long‑lead infrastructure components aligns with the installation sequence.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, or related technical discipline)
Nice to have: Project Management Professional (PMP) certification
Lead electrical engineering design and analysis for nuclear power plant projects, managing design change packages, calculations, procurement, and client interactions.
Compensation
$84,762 - $129,498
Responsibilities
Prepare and review engineering design change packages
Prepare and review detailed engineering calculations
Prepare and review equipment procurement specifications
Participate in bid review evaluation process
Prepare and review scoping documents
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from an ABET-accredited program
The Quality Coordinator is the central point of contact for coordinating and administering quality activities across maintenance, turnaround (TAR), capital projects, and procurement at the BP Whiting Refinery.
Responsibilities
Serve as the focal point to coordinate quality activities across maintenance, TAR, capital projects, and procurement, ensuring alignment to the refinery’s Quality Management System (QMS).
Coordinate inspection and field verification activities to confirm conformance with procedures, engineering specifications, and applicable industry standards.
Facilitate quality planning and readiness activities, including identification of inspection hold/witness points, required records, and acceptance criteria for work packages and purchase orders.
Track and manage quality documentation from material receipt through turnover/closeout, ensuring records are complete, accurate, controlled, and readily retrievable.
Support procurement quality processes by coordinating material documentation reviews, nonconformance resolution, and communication of quality requirements with suppliers and contractors.
Support documentation for the Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation of pharmaceutical facilities, utilities, and equipment.
Compensation
The compensation package offered ranges from €34,000 to €45,000 gross per annum (Gross Annual Salary). The final salary within this range will be determined according to the candidate’s technical competencies and relevant professional experience.
Responsibilities
Support documentation for the Commissioning, Qualification, and Validation of pharmaceutical facilities, utilities, and equipment.
Responsible for protocol writing and execution (field verification), and development of summary reports at client sites.
Managing the C&Q documentation and execution lifecycle from SLIA generation through to OQ completion.
Support onsite and offsite activities, such as FATs, SATs, IOQ and PQ Executions and System Walkdowns
Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's in a relevant science or engineering field
Coordinate with various Project Managers and Construction Management team in providing utility technical support, review design packages, attend meetings, secure field verification data, liaise with utilities, prepare documents for utility relocation and new service applications, coordinate with 3rd party utilities, oversee field inspection, manage procedural guidelines, review invoices, maintain record keeping system, work with project management and department staff, identify new utility service easements, prepare claim letters, review ROW certifications, review pre-PCRF and PCRF, perform field verification, provide updates to Transportation Engineering Manager.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is $180,000 - $200,000. The offered salary will be based on the applicants qualifications, education, experience and work location.
Responsibilities
Coordinate with various Project Managers and Construction Management team in providing utility technical support
Review and provide comment/s on design package provided by Project Manager
Attend various project meetings and provide input on utility design package to comply with local codes, standards and federal requirements
Work with designer to secure all necessary field verification data to support utility service application/s for power, gas and water
Act as the liaison between project management team and utilities companies including negotiating agreements
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related engineering or technical field
Assist with OT network systems, support change management, gain hands‑on experience with industrial control systems, perform instrumentation and control troubleshooting, support DCS/PLC programming and configuration, collaborate with engineering, maintenance, operations, and control systems teams.
Compensation
Salary Range: $78,826 - $97,016
Responsibilities
Assist with OT network systems, including field verification, drawing updates, documentation, and troubleshooting connectivity issues.
Support Cameco’s Change Management Process.
Gain hands‑on experience with industrial control systems, including system optimization, troubleshooting, testing, and technical support.
Perform instrumentation and control troubleshooting through data gathering and analysis via PI.
Support DCS/PLC programming and configuration, including system updates, testing, and documentation as required.
Requirements
University student in computer, instrumentation, mechatronic, or electrical engineering, or a related discipline
Own and manage Energy Star & Earthcraft certification projects, guiding developers and builders through technical requirements to achieve certification.
Locations (4)
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
North Carolina, United States
South Carolina, United States
Virginia, United States
Compensation
Program Manager (63,000–78,000)
Assistant Program Manager (48,000–63,000)
Responsibilities
Own Energy Star Multifamily New Construction and Earthcraft certification projects from design through completion
Project ManagerNewSSOE, Inc. · Lehi, US
Senior Electrical Engineer 1 - NuclearSargent & Lundy · Chicago, US
Field Geotechnical Engineer or Geologist - NuclearS&ME, Inc. · Knoxville, US+6 more
Quality CoordinatorCareerswift · Whiting, US
CQV EngineerCAI · Milano, Italy
Project EngineerHill International · San Jose, US
Student, Control Systems EngineerCameco · Key Lake, Canada
Program Manager or Assistant Program Manager – Energy Star TeamSOUTHERN ENERGY MANAGEMENT LLC · Remote, US+3 more