Control System Engineer
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Design Engineer / Control Systems Engineer (DCC) Location: Pickering, Ontario Duration: 1 year (Contract) Hourly Rate: $70 – $85/hour Project Context This opportunity is part of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station (PNGS) Refurbishment Project , focused on upgrading the facility's critical control systems, including the Digital Control Computer (DCC) . The team is looking to fill multiple roles , including positions for engineers with expertise in control systems and control computer/software development within the nuclear sector. Responsibilities
- Lead and contribute to the design, development, and implementation of DCC replacement systems.
- Design and develop control systems and associated software to support nuclear facility upgrades.
- Conduct detailed engineering analyses and propose innovative technical solutions for system improvements.
- Ensure all designs comply with industry standards , safety regulations , and project specifications .
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to integrate new systems with existing infrastructure.
- Prepare detailed technical reports, design documents, and specifications.
- Nuclear Industry Experience: Proven experience as a Design Engineer or Control Systems Engineer, with expertise in DCC systems or control computer/software development .
- Technical Proficiency: Strong background in control systems engineering, automation, and software development specific to nuclear applications.
- Regulatory Compliance: In-depth understanding of nuclear industry safety standards and compliance protocols.
- Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to deliver innovative and effective design solutions.
- Collaboration: Strong interpersonal skills to work within cross-functional teams and communicate complex concepts effectively.
- Location: Pickering, Ontario (hybrid work model available).
- Availability: Full-time preferred; part-time arrangements negotiable for exceptional candidates.
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