Electrical Hardware Engineer
Core
Design and arrange motor control centers, switchboards, and panelboards for facility power systems in nuclear process-control applications.
Role type
Electrical Hardware Engineer (IC)
Builds
Motor control centers, switchboards, panelboards, and associated electrical schematics for nuclear facility power systems.
Domain
Nuclear energy / Industrial power distribution
Required skills
Electrical engineering fundamentals, industrial control panel design, low-voltage power distribution (<1000V), single-line diagram creation, electrical schematic drafting, wiring diagram development, interlock logic design, bill of materials preparation, load calculations, short-circuit analysis, protective relay settings, UL 508A compliance knowledge, hazard analysis, regulatory audit support, technical reporting.
Preferred skills
CAD tools proficiency, electrical analysis software (ETAP, EasyPower), factory acceptance test witnessing, field commissioning support, troubleshooting.
Technologies
ETAP, EasyPower, CAD tools
Responsibilities
Create and revise single-line diagrams, electrical schematics, wiring diagrams, and interlock logic; specify and select key equipment like contactors, drives, transformers, and UPS systems; perform load checks and short-circuit inputs; assist with protective relay settings and interlock logic implementation; produce panel layouts and support UL 508A compliance; witness factory acceptance tests and support field commissioning; participate in hazard analyses, quality assurance activities, and regulatory audits; prepare technical reports and project updates.
Seniority
Mid-level, hands-on IC