Airswift is seeking an I&C Engineer to work on a long-term assignment with a leader in the nuclear energy industry.
The selected candidate will play a critical role in evaluating and implementing design modifications for nuclear power plant systems, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and maintaining operational excellence.

Responsibilities: Review and prepare engineering deliverables, including Design/Engineering Change packages, specifications, calculations, and technical evaluations. Provide oversight into contracted engineering work to ensure consistency with industry design standards. Support Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT), including procedure reviews, approvals, and test observations. Collaborate with equipment suppliers and project stakeholders to perform technical evaluations and design reviews. Analyze engineering risk, failure modes, and develop mitigation strategies for plant systems. Present engineering status updates to team leads, project managers, and leadership. Support construction and implementation phases by evaluating design updates, resolving field changes, and addressing technical issues.   Requirements: Demonstrated experience with nuclear power plant design, systems, and components. Strong background in Electrical, Computer, or I&C Engineering. Proven ability in technical writing, specification development, and engineering documentation. Design Qualification is required and must be clearly reflected on the candidate’s CV. Ability to obtain unescorted nuclear access (background screening, fingerprinting, and required training/testing). Excellent communication skills (verbal and written). Strong leadership, collaboration, and teamwork skills.
Preferred Qualifications: Nuclear Operations experience (SRO/STA certification preferred). Working knowledge of 50.59 evaluations or equivalent regulatory processes. Prior qualification in engineering specification writing and approval. Familiarity with nuclear power plant electrical distribution systems and instrumentation and control (I&C) systems. Experience with Industrial Control Systems, Distributed Control Systems (DCS), and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC). Demonstrated experience with advanced control system monitoring, testing, and analysis. 6+ years of electrical power design engineering experience, preferably in a nuclear power generation environment. 10+ years of total industry experience is highly desirable.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or equivalent electrical engineering field experience. A valid U.S. Professional Engineer (PE) license may be accepted in lieu of a degree.