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HV Electrical Engineer - Nuclear
Location: , Bristol (hybrid working)
Salary: Competitive + benefits (perm) Are you an HV Electrical Engineer who wants to work on genuinely next generation nuclear projects rather than just keeping legacy assets running? iO Associates are partnered with a global turnkey supplier into nuclear, solar, geothermal and wider power generation. You'll be joining the team in Almondsbury, working on the electrical systems that underpin a new, unfailingly safe and secure source of clean energy. The role You'll sit within the engineering team, focusing on the design and analysis of HV and LV electrical systems for a new nuclear power plant. It's a hands on design role where you'll be: - Developing requirements and design specifications for electrical systems.
- Performing system studies and calculations (load flow, short circuit, protection etc.).
- Reading, interpreting and producing electrical schematics, SLDs and wiring diagrams.
- Contributing to licensing / regulatory conformance evaluations.
- Owning elements of cable routing and associated analysis.
- Supporting vendor selection and technical vetting.
- Collaborating closely with multidisciplinary teams (I&C, mechanical, systems, safety).
You'll be working in and around 1kV / HV environments, and will have exposure to tools such as ETAP, DIgSILENT PowerFactory, PSCAD (or similar). About you You don't need to have a career's worth of nuclear experience behind you - but you do need solid fundamentals in HV electrical design and a genuine interest in low carbon power. We're looking for: - A degree in Electrical Engineering (or closely related discipline).
- 2-5 years' experience in electrical design or analysis - ideally in power generation, nuclear, transmission & distribution, or heavy industry/COMAH environments.
- Good working knowledge of electrical design methods, standards and regulatory requirements.
- Ability to produce clear, accurate technical documents and design deliverables with minimal rework.
- Experience with one or more tools such as ETAP, PowerFactory, PSCAD (or similar power systems analysis packages).
- Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams.
Nice to have (not essential): - Experience on systems such as on site distribution (AC/DC), off site interfaces (switchyard), grounding & lightning protection, plant lighting, battery systems, comms or diesel generators.
- Exposure to nuclear standards/regulatory guidance (e.g. NUREG, IEEE, IEC, EPRI) or COMAH sites.
- A Master's in Electrical Engineering or related field.
Why join? - Work at the forefront of Nuclear technology.
- Join a growing, multidisciplinary team where your input is visible and valued.
- Clear opportunities for career development as the programme scales.
- A genuinely mission driven environment, focused on clean, reliable energy.
Interested? To find out more (or to apply with a CV), contact Tommy Collishaw at iO Associates  |
