• Manage project(s) consisting of engineers, designers, controls and scheduling professionals involved in the design, modification, and analysis of new and existing nuclear power plant modifications. • Coordinate with multiple internal and external departments to manage the life cycle of project execution. • Responsible for project execution, coordination of resources from each discipline as required. • Take ownership for all aspects of project performance including safety, schedule, budget, reporting and client experience through entire project lifecycle. • Manage and direct the project team to ensure accountability. • Mentor and coach team members. • Develop and maintain a positive working relationship with client task engineers and stakeholders. • Lead efforts to ensure projects are completed safely, satisfactorily, on time, and within budget. • Support the reporting of key performance indicators for schedule, budget and other dashboard items. • Identify and control construction risk. • Recognize, identify, track and control change. • Communicate and consult with appropriate stakeholders and supervisors. • Prepare reports and studies that present technical information in a clear and concise manner and meet client requirements and Sargent & Lundy formats. • Analyze issues and provide solutions to improve results.

• Review discipline-specific drawings, calculations, and specifications. • Review shop drawings and technical submittals. • Support resolution of technical issues and design clarifications. • Assist with code compliance and system performance reviews. • Support inspections, testing, and commissioning as required.

• Review and redline drawings completed by other engineers. • Proactively suggest novel solutions to problems as they arise. • Aid in building training programs and development plans for local engineers. • Provide onboarding and training for new engineering and support team members. • Provide mentorship and encourage growth and technical/professional advancement in the teams. • Provide insight, product solutions and reference projects to enable the success of the electrical design engineering team. • Provide training exercises for the electrical design engineering team. • Attend kick-off meetings for new complex orders. • Check in with engineers regularly to identify issues that could lead to missed due dates or design issues.

• Create bill of material and drawing packages for manufacture for complex and highly customized equipment, applying advanced understanding of IEM products and systems. • Performing design, troubleshooting, and commissioning job functions for assigned projects. • Serve as primary technical point of contact for the equipment design during the manufacturing and testing phases, resolving technical inquiries as needed. • Lead coordination with mechanical designers to develop optimized layouts, front views, and plan views for complex switchgear and switchboard designs. • Select and validate components, creating detailed bills of materials and verifying material compatibility and compliance with specifications. • Independently author sequence of operation documents and verify system functionality aligns with design intent, mentor junior engineers on sequence development. • Work with test and field service teams to verify system operation to the design and written sequence of operations. • Support factory witness tests, troubleshooting issues in real-time and communicating technical solutions to both internal and customer teams. • Provide advanced design support to IEM’s product offerings and customer requirements, identifying design risks and proposing solutions during project execution. • Serve as a technical resource for sales and project management, attending customer meetings, addressing design inquiries, and assisting in proposal development. • Mentor and support the development of junior engineers, sharing knowledge, reviewing designs, and providing technical guidance to promote team growth. • Complete short field assignments where troubleshooting, design consultation, customer meetings, or engineering support is required (generally less than 5 days at a time and not to exceed 15% of total time)