Job Description Join the Fusion and Modular Nuclear Business Unit! Assystem has an exciting opportunity for a Electrical Engineer to join our expanding Fusion and Modular Nuclear (FMN) business unit. As leaders in the design and development of new technologies, you will have the opportunity to work across multiple cutting-edge projects developing technical solutions making net-zero power generation a reality. Providing engineering expertise in the design, analysis and verification of electrical systems used across nuclear facilities. The role supports new build, operational plant upgrades and decommissioning projects. The engineer ensures electrical designs are safe, compliant and integrated effectively with control, protection and mechanical systems throughout the lifecycle. Key Responsibilities Develop Electrical System Designs: Design electrical systems, including single-line diagrams, load schedules, cable routing, earthing and bonding arrangements, and equipment specifications. Produce Design Documentation: Create essential design documents such as electrical calculations, protection schemes, coordination studies, panel designs, and installation drawings. Apply Nuclear Safety Requirements: Interpret and apply nuclear safety requirements, ensuring electrical systems support reliability, maintainability, and defense in depth. Undertake Power System Studies: Conduct power system studies including load flow, fault level analysis, discrimination, and arc flash assessments when required. Select Electrical Equipment: Choose appropriate electrical equipment like LV/MV switchgear, transformers, UPS systems, motors, drives, and distribution components suited for nuclear environments. Ensure Design Compliance: Ensure designs comply with relevant standards such as BS EN 61508, BS 7671, IEC 60364, and nuclear site-specific requirements. Collaborate Across Teams: Work closely with EC&I, control systems, mechanical, civil, and safety engineers to ensure seamless integration across interfaces. Support Control Systems: Support the electrical aspects of instrumentation and control systems, including power supplies, segregation, EMC considerations, and environmental qualification. Engage in Design Reviews: Participate in design reviews, HAZOPs, failure mode assessments, and engineering substantiation activities to optimize safety and performance. Provide Support During Manufacturing & Commissioning: Support manufacturing, FAT, SAT, and commissioning phases, resolving electrical design issues and ensuring traceability to requirements. Why Join the Community of Switchers? Over 55 years in nuclear engineering. Ranked among the top 3 largest nuclear engineering companies. Attractive social benefits, including an engaging Employee Committee and holiday bonuses. Ongoing training with numerous career opportunities. 70% of our managers are promoted internally! Hybrid work: 1-2 days remote per week.