Nuclear - Electrical Design Engineer (M/F)

ALTEN is recruiting an Electrical Design Engineer (M/F) for its Energy department. The role involves commissioning and maintaining operational electrical distribution equipment for nuclear installations. Key responsibilities include conducting studies for the sustainability of electrical supply and distribution equipment, and addressing obsolescence of electrotechnical components by researching solutions, performing technical studies, and creating electrical calculation notes and diagrams.

Must Have

• Realize studies for the sustainability of electrical supply and distribution equipment for nuclear installations.
• Research solutions for treating obsolescence of electrotechnical components and control devices.
• Study technical solutions and establish justification files (DD, DJD).
• Write electrical calculation notes (CANECO BT) and create electrical diagrams (SEE ELECTRICAL EXPERT).
• Hold an engineering degree or Master's (Bac+5) in Electrical or System Engineering.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in electrical studies/calculations in an industrial sector.
• Proficiency in CANECO BT.
• Knowledge of electrical distribution equipment.

Good to Have

• Autonomous with good writing and communication skills.
• Interrogative attitude: 'if I have a doubt, I stop!'
• Nuclear safety culture: adopting principles and methods daily.
• Mastery of safety standards and their structuring.
• Knowledge of the nuclear environment and best practices for safety-important activities.
• Knowledge of the fuel cycle and PWR (pressurized water reactor) operation.
• Shared safety vigilance.
• Communication of weak signals.

Company Description

Leader in Engineering and IT Services, present in more than 30 countries, the ALTEN group supports the development strategy of its clients in the fields of innovation, R&D, and technological information systems.

More than a position, discover the adventure that awaits you within a committed company.

Job Description

Within the Energy department, we have been supporting our key accounts for over 35 years. Thanks to our preferential referencing, we guarantee you access to high value-added projects.

To strengthen its Energy division, the Engineering Department of the ALTEN group is recruiting an Electrical Design Engineer (M/F).

Main Missions

You will work on the commissioning and operational maintenance of electrical distribution equipment for nuclear installations.

• Studies for the sustainability of electrical equipment:
• Carry out studies for the sustainability of electrical supply and distribution equipment for nuclear installations.
• Treatment of obsolescence of electrotechnical components:
• Research solutions to treat the obsolescence of electrotechnical components and control devices.
• Study technical solutions and establish justification files (DD, DJD).
• Write electrical calculation notes (CANECO BT) and create electrical diagrams (SEE ELECTRICAL EXPERT).

Qualifications

Training / Experience

• Graduate of an engineering school or holder of a Master's degree (Bac+5) in Electrical or System Engineering
• Minimum 5 years of experience in electrical studies / calculations in an industrial sector

Technical Skills

• CANECO BT Essential
• Electrical study and calculation notes
• Knowledge of electrical distribution equipment (actuator control, sub-distribution cabinets, power supply boxes...)

Personal Qualities

You are autonomous and have good writing and communication skills.

Additional Information

Do you recognize yourself in these lines:

• Interrogative attitude: you are adept at "if I have a doubt, I stop!"
• Nuclear safety culture: you adopt its principles and methods daily. You master safety standards and their structuring.
• Knowledge of the nuclear environment and best practices concerning activities important for safety: installations, systems and equipment, operation...
• Knowledge of the fuel cycle and PWR (pressurized water reactor) operation: you know the risks and challenges of the sector.
• Shared safety vigilance
• Communication of weak signals