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About the role
- Project Development Engineer at Blue Energy developing Small Modular Reactor sites and infrastructure. Collaborating on feasibility studies, design, permitting, and regulatory compliance within energy infrastructure.
Responsibilities
- Conduct site evaluation and feasibility studies for SMR projects and supporting gas infrastructure.
- Build out and manage design parameter standards for Blue Energy plant designs. Create a manual that all employees can look to for standard inputs during the early-stage development engineering process.
- Assist in preparing RFP responses.
- Develop conceptual site layouts, plant configurations, and preliminary designs for SMR projects.
- Evaluate civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical requirements, including generator tie-ins, switchyards, water supply and interconnection to the grid.
- Conceptual Design and assessment of supporting gas infrastructure, including pipelines, valves, and interconnections.
- Prepare preliminary/ROM cost estimates, capital expenditure models, and constructability reviews.
- Support initial energy infrastructure permitting efforts and Red Flag Reviews.
- Collaborate with regulators, utilities, and stakeholders to address technical, permitting, and operational requirements.
- Coordinate with transmission owners and utilities on SMR / gas generator tie lines, substations, and grid interconnection studies.
- Ensure gas infrastructure design meets operational, safety, and regulatory standards.
- Become proficient in behind the meter vs front of the meter connection and work with Commercial team on ideal connection for projects in the Blue Energy pipeline.
- Prepare engineering reports, technical memoranda, and presentations for internal and external stakeholders.
- Identify engineering, constructability, site logistics and transportation, operational, and regulatory risks, and recommend mitigation strategies.
- Support internal decision making on whether to pursue a site opportunity.
- Interact as necessary with local experts and potential sponsors to understand potential risks and opportunities for the project in each particular location
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, or Energy Engineering (Master’s preferred).
- 3–5+ years of experience in nuclear power, CCGT and energy infrastructure project development/engineering.
- Experience with SMR technology and supporting energy infrastructure (e.g., gas pipelines, HV Transmission) is strongly preferred.
- Knowledge of transmission interconnection, gas distribution systems and water supply infrastructure.
- Familiarity with nuclear, CCGT and energy infrastructure permitting, regulations, and compliance requirements.
- Proficiency in CAD, GIS, and engineering modeling software.
Benefits
- Blue Energy is dedicated to building a diverse and inclusive workplace
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