Manufacturing Engineer 2 (Nuclear I&C)

TL;DR

Manufacturing Engineer 2 (Nuclear I&C) (Nuclear manufacturing and supply chain): Providing technical oversight for manufacturing development projects involving nuclear instrumentation and control systems and electrical components, with an accent on supplier coordination, manufacturing requirements, and regulatory compliance. Focus on reviewing complex engineering deliverables, managing manufacturing mockups and tests, assessing supplier capabilities, and ensuring compliance with nuclear quality standards.

Location: Full-time remote work within the contiguous United States; travel to local, national, and international supplier sites is expected, with approximately 10%–25% travel.

Salary: $88,549–$106,870 annually target range; full pay range of $79,389–$124,173 annually.

Company

hirify.global develops nuclear power technology and related systems for commercial energy applications.

What you will do

• Coordinate technical information between design organizations and manufacturing suppliers for nuclear I&C systems and electrical components.
• Define and collect manufacturing requirements, standards, specifications, schedules, and technical documentation.
• Review supplier manufacturing documentation, engineering deliverables, drawings, studies, and specifications for compliance.
• Monitor supplier performance, quality assurance, corrective actions, mockup planning, and test results.
• Survey prospective suppliers, evaluate technical proposals, and support supplier selection with Procurement.
• Prepare manufacturing reports and statistical analyses while supporting cost estimates and value engineering studies.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Computer, Mechanical, Industrial Engineering, or a related discipline from an accredited four-year institution.
• At least 2 years of full-time engineering experience in manufacturing development and oversight of I&C systems or electrical components.
• Experience developing complex designs, components, or systems in a regulated environment, preferably in US commercial nuclear manufacturing.
• Project management, technical writing, Product Lifecycle Management, and Microsoft Office skills.
• Eligibility to work under Department of Energy 10 CFR Part 810 is required.
• Ability to work safely in supplier manufacturing environments and travel 10%–25%.

Nice to have

• Advanced engineering degree.
• IEEE code experience.
• Familiarity with IPC-A-610 and IPC/WHMA-A-620.

Culture & Benefits

• Full-time employment with compensation determined by experience, education, training, skills, and internal equity.
• Safety culture emphasizing safe behavior and high standards.
• Quality-focused work governed by nuclear regulations, standards, and guidelines.
• Remote work within the contiguous United States with supplier-site travel.
• Employee benefits are provided through NuScale’s benefits program.