Your Role
As a Turbine Lead Project Engineer, you will lead the mechanical scope of one or several nuclear steam turbine projects.
You will be part of a project team and coordinate engineering activities within the design office, in a context of increasing project complexity and fast-paced changes.
You will play a central role in delivering high-performance mechanical engineering solutions on world-class equipment.
As a Turbine Lead Project Engineer, you will lead the mechanical scope of one or several nuclear steam turbine projects.
You will be part of a project team and coordinate engineering activities within the design office, in a context of increasing project complexity and fast-paced changes.
You will play a central role in delivering high-performance mechanical engineering solutions on world-class equipment.
Your Responsibilities
- Coordinate engineers and technicians across mechanical design, thermodynamics, and calculations
- Lead engineering activities ensuring quality, on-time delivery, and budget compliance
- Monitor and report engineering KPIs (schedule, budget,
post-design freeze changes)
- Prepare, review, and validate technical deliverables (reports, calculation notes, drawings)
- Lead and facilitate design reviews
- Manage technical interfaces with:
- internal disciplines
- clients
- suppliers and manufacturing sites
- erection/site teams
- Support manufacturing and site activities (clarifications, deviations, non-conformances)
- Contribute to continuous improvement through lessons learned (feedback)
- Ensure nuclear safety requirements are identified and properly monitored
- Ensure compliance with applicable regulations and lifecycle considerations
- Plan and secure ITNS gate reviews
- Apply EHS (Environment, Health & Safety) standards
Your Profile
Education
- Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
Experience
- Minimum 5 years in engineering design (energy, oil & gas, aerospace, or special machinery)