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Idaho National Laboratory

Nuclear Facility Electrical Engineer

Idaho Falls, IdahoEngineeringPosted

$95,256–$195,288 a yearFull-Time
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Job Description

Idaho National Laboratory is hiring an Electrical Engineer to work on our Electrical Controls and Structural Engineering team. Our team works a 4x10 schedule located out of our Materials and Fuels Complex (MFC) with every Friday off. This position is located at our Materials and Fuels Complex, which hosts the core of the U.S. nuclear research and development capabilities with a diverse array of facilities designed for remote work on highly irradiated fuels and materials.

A new fuel idea can be designed, fabricated, tested, and analyzed at MFC to better understand the effects of irradiation. Many groups, such as universities, industry partners, other national laboratories, international research organizations, and other federal agencies are working at MFC. You will apply engineering principles to electrical systems and electrical power transmission and distribution.

Apply electrical engineering theories and principles to explore research opportunities associated with electrical energy generation, storage, transmission, distribution, management, and use. Collaborate with associated engineering professions to ensure the development of integrated systems to enable safe, resilient, reliable delivery of power to the end user.

Essential Job Functions

  • Perform detailed analyses on current power transmission and distribution systems to inform development and design…

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