Nuclear Safety Engineer
About the role
Main responsibilities
- Define the nuclear safety activities in support of the design development.
- Support the designers in implementing the safety requirements in conceptual design, engineering basis and in the procurement/construction phase.
- Prepare with the Engineering Director/CSO the safety policy to be applied to Gauss Fusion fusion power plant.
- Participate to the site selection process by establishing site safety requirement.
- Prepare the set of licensing documentation and anticipate any interaction with the future regulator.
- Prepare the required studies (accidental studies, radiological calculations) in support of safety analyses and demonstration related to hazardous mate
- Undertake safety assessments of components/systems in the power plant to inform their development and design.
- Support the Gauss Fusion management to coordinate the R&D and study for technology development on safety (confinement, radiation protection, waste) and for the relevant nuclear validation when needed.
- Propose a nuclear safety culture program to the Engineering Director/CSO.
Qualification and educational requirements
- University degree in a relevant Engineering / technical discipline.
- Minimum 10 years of experience in nuclear safety roles.
Competences and preferred skills
- Broad understanding of nuclear facility design, qualification, manufacturing, testing and inspection processes and related codes and standards and industry best practice.
- Experience in licensing process and successful interaction with regulator and authorities
- Ability to communicate with public.
- Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
- Good interpersonal skills and excellent written and verbal communication skills in English,
About us
Gauss Fusion is a European fusion company focused on industrialising stellarator fusion and developing a modular power plant architecture, critical technologies and industrial capabilities required for scaling fusion power plants in the future.
The start-up was founded in 2022 by Frank Laukien together with European high-tech companies with capabilities in magnetic-confinement fusion and component production for Fusion experiments like ITER. Gauss Fusion combines fusion science and systems engineering with industrial engineering and manufacturing expertise. Its peer-reviewed GIGA™ power-plant platform provides the technologically most promising system-level architecture to build cost-efficient stellarator power plants at scale.
Within this architecture, Gauss Fusion is advancing critical technologies in areas including demountable magnet systems, tritium breeding, fuel-cycle technologies, and plasma exhaust. Working with industrial partners, technology providers and leading research institutions across Europe, the company is building the engineering, technologies and supply-chain capabilities required to progress stellarator fusion towards industrial deployment.
Join us on our journey to revolutionize the energy landscape and make fusion power a reality.
The time is now!
