Nuclear Ventilation Engineer (CVC/Fluids) - Remote

Overview

The Nuclear Ventilation Engineer will lead design projects related to energy processes and building thermal systems specific to nuclear installations, ensuring technical solutions are implemented effectively.

In Short

• Design and sizing of nuclear ventilation, HVAC, and fluid systems.
• Write technical notes and calculations.
• Budget estimations for projects.
• Collaborate with designers and BIM modelers.
• Contribute to technical offers and projects.
• Conduct technical studies and verifications.
• Oversee subcontracted missions.
• Provide expertise for project reviews and risk analysis.
• Benchmark technical solutions.
• Ensure project compliance with client requirements.

Requirements

• Master's degree in Energy Engineering/Thermal - Environment or equivalent.
• 5 to 10 years of experience in a similar role in nuclear or industrial environments.
• Knowledge of thermal balance and associated calculation software.
• Experience in designing fluid and ventilation networks.
• Understanding of hydraulic and aerodynamics components.
• Familiarity with dynamic confinement techniques.
• Project management skills.
• Strong analytical and synthesis abilities.
• Excellent technical writing skills in French and English.
• Ability to communicate with multiple stakeholders.

Benefits

• Opportunity to join a growing group recognized for technical expertise.
• Dynamic and supportive work environment.
• Individualized support and career development.
• Autonomy and flexibility in daily organization.
• Commitment to diversity and inclusion.