Nuclear Safety Engineer

Responsibilities

• The holder of this post must liaise and report to the Director of Engineering.
• Define the nuclear safety activities in support of the design development.
• Support the designers in implementing the safety requirements in conceptual design, engineering basis and in the procurement/construction phase.
• Prepare with the Engineering Director/CSO the safety policy to be applied to Gauss Fusion fusion power plant.
• Participate to the site selection process by establishing site safety requirement.
• Prepare the set of licensing documentation and anticipate any interaction with the future regulator.
• Prepare the required studies (accidental studies, radiological calculations) in support of safety analyses and demonstration related to hazardous mate
• Undertake safety assessments of components/systems in the power plant to inform their development and design.
• Support the Gauss Fusion management to coordinate the R&D and study for technology development on safety (confinement, radiation protection, waste) and for the relevant nuclear validation when needed.
• Propose a nuclear safety culture program to the Engineering Director/CSO.

Preferred

• Broad understanding of nuclear facility design, qualification, manufacturing, testing and inspection processes and related codes and standards and industry best practice.
• Experience in licensing process and successful interaction with regulator and authorities

About the role

In the framework of the development of the future Fusion Power Plant, we are looking for a Senior Safety Engineer to take care of the overall coordination of the nuclear safety activities and licensing process.

In particular, she/he shall develop constant and efficient collaboration with the Gauss Fusion units.

She/he will be in charge of the safety engineering activities in consistency with the global objective and strategy of Gauss Fusion company.

Qualification and educational requirements

• University degree in a relevant Engineering / technical discipline.
• Minimum 10 years of experience in nuclear safety roles.

Competences and preferred skills

• Ability to communicate with public.
• Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
• Good interpersonal skills and excellent written and verbal communication skills in English,