Nuclear Engineer – Net Zero Energy Projects (Hybrid | Glasgow, Bristol or Gloucester | £45,000–£55,000 DOE)
Are you passionate about nuclear energy’s role in achieving Net Zero? Do you enjoy solving complex engineering problems across the nuclear lifecycle — from new builds to decommissioning? Join a fast-growing engineering consultancy working at the forefront of the UK’s low-carbon energy transition.
We're looking for experienced Nuclear Engineers with a solid background in engineering projects within the nuclear sector. Whether you're supporting new reactor design, contributing to safety case development, or helping manage legacy waste challenges, this is your chance to make a national impact.
You’ll work on high-impact projects across the UK’s nuclear landscape, including:
Developing engineering strategies for new builds, operational reactors, and decommissioning.
Authoring high-quality technical reports, specifications, and safety documentation.
Providing expertise across nuclear, mechanical, and process engineering disciplines .
Supporting clients with concept design, system troubleshooting, and lifecycle analysis.
Leading project delivery – balancing time, cost, and quality objectives.
Building and maintaining long-term client relationships.
Current Projects You Could Join:
Exploring novel technologies for the disposal of intermediate level solvent waste.
Delivering maintenance outage support to the UK’s fleet of Advanced Gas-Cooled Reactors (AGRs).
Engineering studies for front-end design of new systems at Sizewell B.
A degree in Nuclear Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Process Engineering, or a similar field.
Prior experience in the nuclear industry or in other regulated engineering environments .
Familiarity with UK nuclear safety regulations, industry codes, and standards.
Hands-on involvement in design, delivery, commissioning, or troubleshooting of complex systems.
Strong technical writing skills and ability to communicate with a range of stakeholders.
Ability to support clients with problem-solving, system analysis, and risk-based decision-making.
Flexible hybrid working (home, office, and client site).
~ Competitive salary: £45,000–£55,000, depending on experience.
~25 days’ annual leave + buy/sell holiday scheme.
~ Company pension scheme & performance-based bonus.
~ Private healthcare & life assurance.
~ Professional membership fees paid & structured development support.
~ Cycle to work & season ticket loan schemes.
~ Employee share purchase plan.
If you're ready to work on some of the most exciting challenges in the UK’s nuclear sector, apply today and help us shape the future of clean energy.