Engineer/Analyst - Radiation Assessment and Decommissioning

Kinectrics is a wholly owned subsidiary of BWX Technologies focused on providing life cycle management services in the energy and utility sector. We develop innovative solutions for the global electricity and medical industries, helping empower a sustainable future. Trusted by clients worldwide, our employees provide expertise in engineering, testing, and inspection across a wide range of services. With offices worldwide and independent laboratories and testing facilities, we collaborate closely with clients to ensure utility assets perform safely, reliably, and efficiently throughout their entire life cycle. Employment Type: Permanent Department: Nuclear Safety & Licensing Applicants with greater or less than the minimum qualifications for this posted opportunity may be considered for alternate opportunities. At Kinectrics, employees are recognized for their knowledge, experience, and contributions while working in a highly technical and challenging environment. Kinectrics puts you in the driver’s seat of your own career, setting you up alongside industry experts who will help you develop the skills essential to your professional growth in a dynamic, entrepreneurial, and rewarding work culture. The work we do each day helps communities around the world. We encourage our employees to grow alongside our company thanks to a number of significant training and personal development opportunities. Diversity : The company is dedicated to promoting diversity in its workforce, up to and including the senior management level. Our diversity committee ensures we stay up to date on leading trends and best practices, creating a desirable workspace for each and every one of our employees. Other elements may also include pay for performance programs (merit pay and discretionary annual performance bonuses), comprehensive health benefits and wellness programs, membership discounts, employee referral bonus, eligibility for our pension plan, career development programs, and professional development/educational reimbursements. Take the lead in delivering high-value technical solutions across the nuclear sector, guiding a team of engineers and specialists to success. Conduct safety analysis using state-of-the-art nuclear safety analysis and shielding assessment computer software The preparation of technical documents in support of regulatory submissions Interface effectively with other staff on multi-disciplinary projects Stay current with developments within your field of expertise Work with the Manager, Radiation Assessment and Decommissioning, to create a workplace where high performance and safety go hand in hand. Champion a "customer-first" culture aligned with performance and safety KPIs. Cultivate a mindset of continuous improvement and proactive problem-solving. Foster a positive, inclusive culture that values employee well-being and corporate responsibility . Set the standard for safety, quality, and regulatory compliance. Promoting a "Right First Time / Safety First" mindset across all projects. Ensuring full regulatory compliance and effective issue resolution. Implementing human performance tools to promote a culture of accountability. A four-year university degree in Nuclear Engineering or Physics; postgraduate degree(s) considered to be an asset. 3+ years of experience in the area of nuclear safety assessment, although exceptional graduates will be considered. Familiarity with relevant codes and standards is desired, along with a strong understanding of and commitment to meeting superior quality assurance requirements. Strong knowledge of Canadian nuclear regulations including implementing requirements in CNSC REGDOC-2.4.1 and -2.4.4 along with relevant codes and standards such as CSA N286 and N288 series. Experience in other jurisdictions is considered an asset. Preference for candidates with working experience in radiation safety analysis industry toolsets (e.g.,Experience with Windows & LINUX operating systems required. Software development and debugging preferred. Possess a sound foundation in nuclear safety methods and applications expertise, products and services. A strong understanding of CANDU or other nuclear power plant design, operation and regulatory requirements. Flexibility to perform work over a wide range of areas for both operating and new facilities. Excellent written and oral communication, time management, and problem-solving skills, and have demonstrated a high commitment to quality. Strong initiative, learning agility, and a continuous improvement mindset. Licensed Professional Engineer (PEO) in Ontario or other Canadian province, or eligibility for licensure therein is an asset. Ability to obtain (or currently hold) relevant nuclear security clearance(s). Willingness to travel to temporary work locations as required to support the role (10-25% including, but not limited to GTA, Bruce County, other Kinectrics offices, international)