Nuclear Engineer I – Safety Analysis Models Group

Duke Energy Corporation

. Perform complex transient thermal hydraulic simulations for all PWR Duke reactors using RETRAN-3D and VIPRE-01 .

Posted 10/2/2026full-timeUnited StatesJuniorMid-LevelWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in performing transient thermal hydraulic simulations and developing safety analysis methodologies while ensuring compliance with NRC requirements. Capable of collaborating with regulatory personnel and preparing technical documentation for nuclear engineering projects.

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Transient Thermal Hydraulic SimulationsNRC-Approved MethodologiesSafety Analysis MethodsTechnical Report PreparationNuclear Engineering Experience

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Hard Skills

RETRAN-3DVIPRE-01Computer Code DevelopmentSafety AnalysisReload Analysis

Soft Skills

CollaborationTechnical TrainingCommunication

Certifications & Qualifications

Bachelor of Science in EngineeringMaster's Degree in EngineeringANSI Requirements Compliance

Industry Keywords

Nuclear EngineerRegulatory ComplianceEmergency Response OrganizationNuclear Operating FleetLicensing Amendment Request

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform complex transient thermal hydraulic simulations for all PWR Duke reactors using RETRAN-3D and VIPRE-01
Prepare technical reports, correspondence, and documentation
Develop, qualify, and maintain computer codes used in safety analysis
Collaborate with Duke, industry, vendor, and regulatory personnel
Participate in technical training activities
Originate, revise, and maintain NRC-approved methodologies for transient and accident analyses
Create or review Licensing Amendment Request packages with Regulatory Compliance
Develop and help license improved Safety Analysis methods
Plan work to deliver high-quality results meeting station and NRC requirements and project schedules
Perform reload analyses using NRC-approved methodologies
Participate on reload teams for the 9 operating PWRs to ensure compliance with technical and regulatory limits
Provide EOF technical support, nuclear plant support, reload core safety analysis, and reload licensing support

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor of Science in Engineering from an ABET accredited program
A Master's degree in Engineering will be considered in lieu of a Bachelor of Science in Engineering
Nuclear Engineer I: 0–2 years of engineering experience
Nuclear Engineer II: 2–4 years of engineering experience
Nuclear Engineer II: minimum of 1 year of nuclear experience
Must meet the minimum ANSI requirements identified within Nuclear Operating Fleet Administrative Procedure AD-LS-ALL-0011 and Regulatory Guide 1.8 Personnel Qualifications
Ability to achieve nuclear site Unescorted Access/Security clearance
Emergency Response Organization responsibilities, including potential callouts and on-call duty rotation
Must be Fit for Duty for ERO responsibilities
Must reside in the greater Charlotte area
Must live within a reasonable commute, not greater than 50 miles one way, to the designated Duke Energy facility
Ability to work lawfully in the U.S. without employment-based immigration sponsorship, now or in the future
Willingness/ability to travel 5–15%
Nuclear Engineer I/II: subject to oversight and written approval authority of a designated qualified individual in lieu of 1 year of nuclear experience, until fully qualified

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive pay and benefits
Opportunities for growth and development
Recognition for your work
On-site dining facility
Fitness facility
Flexible work schedule
Relocation assistance provided (as applicable)