I&C Engineer - Kiewit Nuclear Solutions - IL, KS, TN, TX

As an Instrumentation & Control Engineer (I&C) with Kiewit Nuclear Solutions, you’ll have the opportunity to bring your expertise to some of the most exciting and technically challenging projects in the nuclear industry. You’ll help develop innovative I&C solutions for commercial nuclear power and U.S. Department of Energy projects, working alongside multidisciplinary engineering teams to solve complex challenges and deliver safe, reliable, and high-quality solutions.

This is more than an opportunity to design systems. You’ll have the chance to influence engineering solutions, take ownership of critical project work, and contribute throughout the full project lifecycle, from early conceptual design and planning through detailed engineering and construction support. You’ll also have opportunities to share your expertise, mentor developing engineers, and continue building your own technical and leadership capabilities.

If you’re looking for challenging work, meaningful projects, and an opportunity to make an impact on the future of nuclear energy and critical U.S. infrastructure, we want to hear from you. Bring your expertise to Kiewit Nuclear Solutions and apply today.

• Develop comprehensive I&C design deliverables, including detailed P&IDs, instrument and control system layouts, control philosophy documents, and logic diagrams that align with project requirements and industry standards.
• Lead and manage the complete instrumentation and control design process from preliminary concepts through detailed engineering and construction support, ensuring accuracy and compliance with nuclear safety protocols.
• Collaborate across engineering disciplines to integrate control systems with mechanical, civil, electrical, and software components, fostering a cohesive project execution strategy.
• Prepare technical specifications for procurement and vendor evaluation, ensuring that component selections meet stringent quality, performance, and safety criteria relevant to nuclear applications.
• Contribute to safety reviews and hazard analyses pertinent to control systems and instrumentation, supporting risk mitigation strategies and regulatory compliance.
• Facilitate design reviews, resolve technical challenges, and implement engineering changes efficiently to maintain project schedules and budgetary constraints.
• Provide mentoring and technical guidance to junior engineers, fostering professional growth, and knowledge transfer within the team.
• Engage with clients, contractors, and vendors to ensure seamless communication and project alignment, including on-site visits during construction and commissioning phases as required.

Your leadership in these areas will be pivotal in driving successful project outcomes while upholding Kiewit’s core values of safety, integrity, and excellence.

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• Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from an ABET-accredited institution is required. Advanced degrees or certifications in instrumentation, controls, or related fields are advantageous.
• Professional Certifications: A Professional Engineer (PE) license or eligibility to obtain one through reciprocity is essential, preferably in Tennessee, Ohio, or Idaho.
• Experience: A minimum of 7 to 10+ years of progressive experience in Instrumentation & Control engineering within commercial nuclear power plants or Department of Energy nuclear facilities is expected, demonstrating proficiency in nuclear-specific regulations and project demands.
• Proven capability to independently develop and review detailed instrumentation and control system designs, calculations, and specifications for nuclear projects.
• Strong familiarity with nuclear standards, codes, and quality assurance processes pertinent to I&C engineering.
• Expertise in the preparation and quality review of engineering documentation including P&IDs, control narratives, logic diagrams, I/O lists, and procurement specifications.
• Demonstrated skills in HMI design, PLC programming (ladder logic), safety systems integration, and hazardous area classification.
• Outstanding communication, analytical, and problem-solving abilities, with a demonstrated capacity to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams and to mentor less-experienced engineers.
• Willingness and ability to travel up to 20% to support project needs, including site visits and vendor meetings.