Description Working in a multi-disciplinary team delivering projects in the Nuclear Sector. Responsible for the production of C&I design deliverables including analysis, calculations, reports and specifications. Taking responsibility for leading small projects and sub tasks from a technical perspective. Communicate designs effectively to instrument designers, other disciplines, construction personnel and stakeholders. Attendance occasionally required for site visits, design reviews and client meetings, mainly within the Northwest region. Support and guide more junior team members. Challenge and deliver value engineering solutions. Confident and authoritative in front of clients. LI-MR1 Responsibilities As a client facing Principal Engineer, your responsibilities could involve: Responsibility for instrument discipline technical input for projects and/or proposals; including preparation, checking and/or approval of engineering documentation Organising discipline staff, allocating work and ensuring delivery against plan Mentoring and developing graduates and less experienced engineers Production of high-quality C&I engineering deliverables to schedule, budget and client satisfaction Ensuring all applicable national and international codes of practice, legislation and company/client standards and procedures are complied with Preparing equipment and materials requisitions for control systems, safety systems, analyser houses, field instrumentation and other instrument equipment Preparing installation scopes of works Reviewing supplier’s quotations and preparing technical bid assessments More specific tasks could include: Full life-cycle development (hardware and software) of either control or protection systems Software qualification of SMART devices and PLCs Functional Safety determination (both probabilistic and deterministic) Production and modification of C&I safety cases and / or cyber security cases Qualifications Essential Good knowledge of design working practices and installation requirements of the discipline within the Nuclear sector. Significant instrument engineering experience with a significant portion spent in the Nuclear sector Security Clearance or capability to achieve it Extensive knowledge of UK legislation and standards Competence in the requirements for installation of equipment on Nuclear plant Experience in the requirements for CE marking of plant and equipment, including ATEX, DSEAR, PED, Low Voltage Directive, Machinery Directive and EMC Compliance Awareness of risk identification, quantification, management and of HSE requirements Degree in Control Engineering or suitable equivalent (e.g. Electronic / Electrical / Instrumentation Engineering) Apprenticeships may be considered Chartered or Incorporated engineer status with a relevant professional body or evidence of being close to gaining these professional titles Eligibility to obtain Security Clearance, UK Citizen or UK residency for 5 years Desirable Experience of working in multi-discipline teams Experience of leading projects in a client facing role Experience in the requirements for ATEX Formal Functional Safety qualification