Sargent & Lundy

21 open remote positions

Sargent & Lundy is a trusted leader in nuclear engineering, design, and licensing. Since 1954, the company has been committed to safety, innovation, and sustainability, supporting life extensions, digital modernization, and new-build projects.

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Benefits Overview 21 of 21 jobs

401(k) (21) Dental (21) Medical (21) Vision (21) Tuition Assistance (15) Paid Parental Leave (10) PTO (9) Life Insurance (7) Flexible Work Arrangements (6) Paid Vacation (6) Disability (5) Paid Holidays (5) Parental Leave (4) EAP (3) FSA (3) HSA (3) Back-Up Daycare (2) Commuter Account (2) Flexible Work (2) Accident Insurance (1)

Open Positions

$145,310–$222,001/yr

  • Lead medium to large, multi-discipline nuclear projects from early planning through implementation, commissioning, and closeout.
  • Manage client relationships, project scope, schedule, budget, and risk assessments to ensure alignment and successful delivery.
  • Supervise design and construction teams, subcontractors, and vendors to safely complete work on time and within budget.

$145,310–$222,001/yr

  • This lead design engineering role involves guiding a team of structural engineers on nuclear facility projects, including new builds and upgrades.
  • You will apply knowledge of structural analysis, steel design, and reinforced concrete, preparing calculations and specifications.
  • Travel may be required for design reviews and construction coordination at plant sites.

  • Lead all project controls functions within a PMO, overseeing cost engineers, scheduling staff, and financial administrative staff.
  • Collaborate with PMO team members and client management to achieve business objectives and ensure consistency in deliverables.
  • Manage and improve project controls best practices, including cost management, schedule development, risk identification, and reporting.

$134,546–$205,557/yr

  • Guide a team of structural engineers and interface with clients and other disciplines on nuclear projects.
  • Apply knowledge of materials, structural analysis, steel design, and reinforced concrete design to new and existing nuclear facilities.
  • Prepare, review, and guide design calculations, specifications, and structural analysis of steel frames, connections, concrete members, and foundations.

$100,019–$152,807/yr

  • Perform high-quality geotechnical design and consulting services for power and industrial projects, including earth retention systems, deep and shallow foundations, and dam stability analyses.
  • Support preparation and review of geotechnical reports, specifications, and calculations for conformity with project specifications and applicable standards.
  • Advise power project developers and conduct occasional on-site quality surveillance of subsurface exploration programs, pile installation, and pile testing.

$109,607–$167,455/yr

  • Develop and execute comprehensive external communications strategies to enhance brand reputation and drive business results.
  • Lead performance analytics to measure effectiveness and provide actionable insights to senior leadership.
  • Manage a small team of external communications professionals, providing mentorship and ensuring high-quality content across all platforms.

$85,679–$130,899/yr

  • Work in a project team environment to design and modify power plant electrical systems under the direction of the Electrical Project Lead.
  • Develop single-line diagrams, relay and metering diagrams, AC and DC schematic diagrams, and cable schedules for nuclear power projects.
  • Produce wiring drawings, incorporate vendor drawings, and collaborate with multi-disciplined teams including field walkdowns.

$145,310–$222,001/yr

  • Lead electrical engineering projects for nuclear power plants, including design, troubleshooting, and multi-discipline coordination.
  • Develop project scope, cost estimates, and schedules for complex electrical modifications at nuclear facilities.
  • Mentor and guide group members while ensuring successful completion of deliverables to meet technical and quality expectations.

$145,310–$222,001/yr

  • Manage nuclear power plant modification projects, coordinating multi-disciplinary teams and ensuring safety, schedule, and budget compliance.
  • Serve as the primary client liaison, developing and maintaining positive working relationships with stakeholders.
  • Analyze issues, provide solutions, and prepare technical reports to meet client requirements and company standards.

$134,546–$205,557/yr

  • Lead the design of transmission lines from 69kV to 765kV, serving as a subject matter specialist for 500kV and 765kV projects.
  • Mentor and train less experienced engineers, coordinate design activities to ensure compliance with specifications and codes.
  • Prepare reports, perform independent reviews of calculations and drawings, and adhere to the company's System of Processes.

  • Develop and market high-level programs for nuclear power projects, focusing on design, operational excellence, safety, and maintenance.
  • Direct technical decision-making in a project team environment for digital upgrades of power plant controls systems.
  • Perform digital systems design development for PLC, DCS, HSI, and networked computer systems, including preparing specifications and conducting reviews.