Nscale

Software Engineer

• Own the design basis for Nscale's natural gas transmission pipelines, including hydraulic design, MAOP and pressure regime, line pack and inventory strategy, routing and sizing, and expansion provisions
• Perform and direct steady-state and transient hydraulic modeling, maintaining models as living engineering assets
• Demonstrate how pipeline design supports engine demand, turndown, campus availability, and pressure requirements
• Evaluate gas storage and supply resilience options, including line pack utilization, interconnect diversity, and cross-connection strategies
• Own overpressure protection philosophy, including regulation, monitor, slam-shut, and relief selection
• Define control philosophy at interconnects, letdown stations, and plant interfaces, including measurement and SCADA provisions
• Lead and support HAZOPs and design reviews, close actions, and manage change through design and construction
• Engineer interfaces with plant fuel gas systems
• Own compliance with 49 CFR Part 192 and applicable ASME B31 codes
• Establish material, welding, construction, class location, and MAOP documentation standards
• Develop integrity management foundations, including baseline assessment planning, pigging, inspection, and mainline valve philosophy
• Support commissioning and first gas, including purge and pack planning and readiness reviews
• Technically manage engineering consultants and pipeline construction contractors
• Own technical interfaces with upstream pipeline operators and interconnect counterparties
• Own third-party pipeline engineering scope, schedule, and budget
• Develop Nscale engineering standards, specifications, and reference designs
• Coordinate with generation engineering, permitting, land, commercial, EPC, upstream, and customer teams
• Build and lead the internal pipeline engineering function
• Communicate pipeline and process risks and readiness to project leadership and executives

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Director, Pipeline Engineering

Manager

• Create, implement, and manage Nscale's EHS program for Low Voltage, including policies, standards, procedures, and site-specific safety plans
• Define requirements for job hazard analyses, pre-task planning, permits to work, and stop-work authority
• Set standards for confined space entry, work at heights, ladders and MEWPs, energized equipment, LOTO, core drilling and dust control, firestopping, fiber optic handling, and cable reel and tray material handling
• Ensure compliance with OSHA, NFPA 70E, state requirements, and site owner and customer rules
• Build and deliver low-voltage safety training and verify confined-space competency
• Ensure written rescue plans and trained, available rescue services for confined-space entries
• Maintain training and competency records
• Manage safety for Nscale employees and contract employees, including onboarding, PPE, certifications, and fitness for high-risk tasks
• Review and approve installation contractors' safety programs, plans, and training records
• Own contractor safety prequalification and onboarding requirements
• Track contractor safety performance and drive corrective actions or escalation
• Serve as the low-voltage team's EHS contact with general contractors, site owners, and other trade safety programs
• Align safety plans with site-specific plans, permit systems, and orientation requirements
• Attend general contractor safety meetings and communicate requirements to crews and contractors
• Write bridging documents where safety requirements differ
• Provide on-site safety coverage in rare cases when there is a gap
• Conduct and coordinate site safety inspections, audits, and leadership safety walks
• Lead or support incident and near-miss investigations, root cause analysis, and CAPA
• Ensure required reporting of incidents, near misses, and observations
• Manage OSHA recordkeeping and injury case management with HR and site teams
• Share lessons learned and safety alerts across projects
• Track and report TRIR, DART, near-miss reporting, inspection findings, and corrective-action closure
• Provide monthly and quarterly EHS reporting to Low Voltage leadership
• Partner with project teams on waste segregation, packaging and cable scrap recycling, and e-waste handling
• Help select and standardize EHS tools for inspections, observations, incident reporting, and contractor management
• Reports to the Senior Director of Operations, Low Voltage
• Travel approximately 40–50% for site audits, project kickoffs, incident response, and contractor oversight

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Programmatic Manager – Low Voltage Deployment

Full-stack Engineer

• Provide technical engineering analysis and design support aligned to the Energy and Power team's focus area, including power supply agreements, AI/GPU load strategy, or substation and grid engineering
• Support system studies, including load flow, short-circuit, and reliability studies, and related technical analysis
• Prepare technical documentation supporting negotiations, design decisions, or strategy recommendations
• Partner with Legal, Finance, Development, and Construction on technical aspects of projects
• Visit sites as needed to support commissioning, troubleshooting, and design clarifications
• Support technical scope development for behind-the-meter, islanded, and grid-connected load strategies, including design oversight, constructability reviews, operability assessments, and commissioning readiness
• As applicable, support on-site power generation design and integration with UPS/BESS/microgrid controllers

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Power Staff Engineer

Director

• Own the microgrid control architecture, including power management, generation dispatch and load sharing, frequency and voltage regulation in island mode, and coordinated response to load transients and contingencies
• Define control philosophies and functional specifications for plant master controllers, engine governor and AVR coordination, and grid-forming BESS controls
• Direct dynamic performance requirements and verification, including control tuning, load acceptance and rejection behavior, black start, resynchronization logic, and load ramp coordination
• Oversee EMT and dynamic modeling using PSCAD and similar platforms
• Own protection philosophy for islanded systems, including relaying schemes, coordination and arc flash studies, and settings management
• Review and approve protection designs, relay settings, and coordination studies from EPC partners, OEMs, and consultants
• Direct controller and protection CHIL/HIL testing campaigns with relay, BESS, and switchgear vendors
• Establish settings management discipline, including version control, change management, and as-left documentation
• Own plant automation and SCADA architecture, including control topology, substation automation, communications design, and time synchronization
• Define signal lists, alarm philosophy, and operator interfaces
• Set OT network and cybersecurity requirements for controls and protection systems
• Integrate automation designs with data center building management and operational data platforms
• Carry controls and protection scope through design reviews, FAT witnessing, site functional testing, energization, and integrated systems testing
• Support root cause analysis of controls, protection, and power quality events and drive corrective actions
• Develop engineering standards, specifications, and reference designs for microgrid controls, protection, and automation
• Build and lead a small team of controls and protection engineers
• Direct specialist consultants and studies firms
• Manage technical relationships with relay, controls, BESS, and switchgear OEMs
• Partner with the Director, Generation Electrical Engineering on integrated power system, protection, and controls design
• Coordinate with data center operations, controls, fuel gas, mechanical, and civil teams
• Communicate complex power systems issues to project leadership, commissioning teams, and executives

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Director, Generation Controls, Protection, and Automation – Power and Energy

DevOps Engineer

• Own the availability model of record for each generation campus across generation, electrical distribution, fuel supply, and cooling
• Allocate committed SLA targets through systems, including availability budgets, redundancy requirements, MTTR assumptions, sparing, and maintenance strategies
• Apply Monte Carlo simulation or closed-form analytical models as appropriate and defend the methodology
• Identify common-mode and dependent failures, including shared fuel, cooling, controls, and site-wide events
• Report single-path and contracted-capacity availability views with sensitivity analysis
• Own the FMEA/FMECA program for engines, generators, BESS, switchgear, transformers, fuel gas systems, and cooling infrastructure
• Curate failure-rate and repair data from IEEE 493, OREDA, OEM sources, and field data
• Influence redundancy configuration, single-point-of-failure treatment, equipment selection, testability, and maintainability requirements
• Integrate reliability analysis into design reviews, HAZOPs, and vendor evaluations
• Own the reliability core of Nscale’s digital twin, including model architecture, data structures, and analytical methods
• Define operational data requirements for event capture, failure coding, downtime attribution, and run-hour tracking
• Work with software and data teams to create instrumented, queryable, automatable, and auditable RAM tooling
• Establish feedback loops between measured availability and model predictions, including recalibration and reliability-growth tracking
• Support commissioning and startup through burn-in and reliability-run design, failure tracking, and model-based acceptance criteria
• Lead or support root-cause analyses and drive corrective actions into designs, models, and standards
• Develop reliability engineering standards, methods, and reference models
• Direct RAM and reliability consultants and challenge their methodologies and deliverables
• Coordinate with reliability, operations, commissioning, electrical, controls, mechanical, and pipeline engineering teams
• Build internal reliability engineering capability and communicate analysis, confidence, sensitivity, and risk to leadership and executives

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Design Reliability Engineer – Power and Energy

• Provide senior-level technical engineering support across Power, Utilities & Infrastructure teams, including Power Supply Agreements, AI Load Power Strategy, and Substation & Grid Engineering
• Provide technical engineering analysis and design support aligned to the team's focus area
• Support system studies, including load flow, short-circuit, and reliability studies
• Prepare technical documentation for negotiations, design decisions, or strategy recommendations
• Partner with Legal, Finance, Development, and Construction on technical project aspects
• Visit sites as needed for commissioning, troubleshooting, and design clarifications
• Support technical scope development for behind-the-meter, islanded, and grid-connected load strategies
• Provide design oversight, constructability reviews, operability assessments, and commissioning readiness support
• Support on-site power generation design and integration with UPS/BESS/microgrid controllers as applicable

Engineer

• Serve as the first point of triage for all Foundry support requests
• Field questions, categorise issues by complexity and impact, and own resolution from initial contact through close
• Investigate and resolve Foundry issues using knowledge of Spark, data pipelines, and platform architecture
• Escalate issues to Use Case Leads, Data Source Developers, and other technical teams with clear context and reproduction steps
• Build and maintain documentation, runbooks, and FAQs
• Develop and manage monitoring and reporting systems for support volumes, resolution times, and recurring failure patterns
• Identify systemic issues and work with development teams to address root causes
• Contribute to onboarding and training materials that increase Foundry proficiency

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