Role Overview

Our client is seeking an Electrical Engineer (Low Voltage) to support the electrical design and integration of their reactor facility. This role sits at the heart of a technically complex, first‑of‑its‑kind infrastructure program. You will focus on low‑voltage electrical distribution—from substation‑fed power into the facility—and ensure that systems are properly designed, reviewed, coordinated, and implemented.

This position is fully on‑site and ideal for an experienced individual contributor who is a natural team resource, often looked to informally for guidance, but not yet established in formal management.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead low‑voltage electrical design for facility systems, including distribution coming from the substation into the site.
• Review, coordinate, and drive execution of electrical design packages.
• Support integration of electrical systems into a first‑of‑its‑kind advanced reactor facility.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering teams, contractors, and external partners.
• Provide hands‑on technical leadership while remaining deeply involved in design and system development.
• Contribute to an evolving engineering organization, helping shape processes as the company scales.

Required Qualifications

• 5–10 years of experience in low‑voltage electrical design.
• Strong background in facility‑level electrical systems, including power distribution, load calculations, and equipment specifications.
• Experience with incoming power supply design (rates, voltage levels, and requirements for facility integration).
• Proven ability to act as a strong individual contributor who can take the lead without heavy oversight.
• Experience reviewing, coordinating, and driving implementation of electrical packages.

Preferred Background

• Experience in nuclear, chemical plant, or other high‑integrity industrial environments.
• Exposure to complex, safety‑critical or regulated engineering projects.
• Informal leadership experience or acting as a go‑to technical lead within a team.