Under the guidance of the team lead(s), you will work in a project team environment with other engineers involved in executing water resources deliverables and other site development engineering in support of the design, modification, and analysis of power plant sites. The work may include the following responsibilities:- Flood level determination for 100-year and probable maximum flood scenarios.- Site evaluations considering local probable maximum precipitation events.- Design and/or analysis of cooling lakes, reservoirs, and canals.- Design and/or analysis of cooling water intake and discharge systems.- Wave force analysis and shore protection design.- Groundwater analysis.- Design of storm drains, open channel drainage, and storm water ponds.- Design of sanitary sewers and sewage disposal systems.- Design of wastewater surface impoundments and landfills.- Prepare site layout, grading, and drainage designs.- Design of roads and trackwork.

Under the guidance of the team lead(s), you will work in a project team environment with other engineers involved in executing water resources deliverables and other site development engineering in support of the design, modification, and analysis of power plant sites. The work may include the following responsibilities:- Flood level determination for 100-year and probable maximum flood scenarios.- Site evaluations considering local probable maximum precipitation events.- Design and/or analysis of cooling lakes, reservoirs, and canals.- Design and/or analysis of cooling water intake and discharge systems.- Wave force analysis and shore protection design.- Groundwater analysis.- Design of storm drains, open channel drainage, and storm water ponds.- Design of sanitary sewers and sewage disposal systems.- Design of wastewater surface impoundments and landfills.- Prepare site layout, grading, and drainage designs.- Design of roads and trackwork.This position is based on a hybrid work schedule and will require in-office work 3 days per week.

Under the guidance of the team lead(s), you will work in a project team environment with other engineers involved in executing water resources deliverables and other site development engineering in support of the design, modification, and analysis of power plant sites. The work may include the following responsibilities:- Flood level determination for 100-year and probable maximum flood scenarios.- Site evaluations considering local probable maximum precipitation events.- Design and/or analysis of cooling lakes, reservoirs, and canals.- Design and/or analysis of cooling water intake and discharge systems.- Wave force analysis and shore protection design.- Groundwater analysis.- Design of storm drains, open channel drainage, and storm water ponds.- Design of sanitary sewers and sewage disposal systems.- Design of wastewater surface impoundments and landfills.- Prepare site layout, grading, and drainage designs.- Design of roads and trackwork.This position is based on a hybrid work schedule and will require in-office work 3 days per week.

Under the guidance of the team lead(s), you will work in a project team environment with other engineers involved in executing water resources deliverables and other site development engineering in support of the design, modification, and analysis of power plant sites. The work may include the following responsibilities:- Flood level determination for 100-year and probable maximum flood scenarios.- Site evaluations considering local probable maximum precipitation events.- Design and/or analysis of cooling lakes, reservoirs, and canals.- Design and/or analysis of cooling water intake and discharge systems.- Wave force analysis and shore protection design.- Groundwater analysis.- Design of storm drains, open channel drainage, and storm water ponds.- Design of sanitary sewers and sewage disposal systems.- Design of wastewater surface impoundments and landfills.- Prepare site layout, grading, and drainage designs.- Design of roads and trackwork.This position is based on a hybrid work schedule and will require in-office work 3 days per week.

Under the guidance of the team lead(s), you will work in a project team environment with other engineers involved in executing water resources deliverables and other site development engineering in support of the design, modification, and analysis of power plant sites. The work may include the following responsibilities:- Flood level determination for 100-year and probable maximum flood scenarios.- Site evaluations considering local probable maximum precipitation events.- Design and/or analysis of cooling lakes, reservoirs, and canals.- Design and/or analysis of cooling water intake and discharge systems.- Wave force analysis and shore protection design.- Groundwater analysis.- Design of storm drains, open channel drainage, and storm water ponds.- Design of sanitary sewers and sewage disposal systems.- Design of wastewater surface impoundments and landfills.- Prepare site layout, grading, and drainage designs.- Design of roads and trackwork.This position is based on a hybrid work schedule and will require in-office work 3 days per week.

Under the guidance of the team lead(s), you will work in a project team environment with other engineers involved in executing water resources deliverables and other site development engineering in support of the design, modification, and analysis of power plant sites. The work may include the following responsibilities:- Flood level determination for 100-year and probable maximum flood scenarios.- Site evaluations considering local probable maximum precipitation events.- Design and/or analysis of cooling lakes, reservoirs, and canals.- Design and/or analysis of cooling water intake and discharge systems.- Wave force analysis and shore protection design.- Groundwater analysis.- Design of storm drains, open channel drainage, and storm water ponds.- Design of sanitary sewers and sewage disposal systems.- Design of wastewater surface impoundments and landfills.- Prepare site layout, grading, and drainage designs.- Design of roads and trackwork.This position is based on a hybrid work schedule and will require in-office work 3 days per week.

Under the guidance of the team lead(s), you will work in a project team environment with other engineers involved in executing water resources deliverables and other site development engineering in support of the design, modification, and analysis of power plant sites. The work may include the following responsibilities:- Flood level determination for 100-year and probable maximum flood scenarios.- Site evaluations considering local probable maximum precipitation events.- Design and/or analysis of cooling lakes, reservoirs, and canals.- Design and/or analysis of cooling water intake and discharge systems.- Wave force analysis and shore protection design.- Groundwater analysis.- Design of storm drains, open channel drainage, and storm water ponds.- Design of sanitary sewers and sewage disposal systems.- Design of wastewater surface impoundments and landfills.- Prepare site layout, grading, and drainage designs.- Design of roads and trackwork.

Under the guidance of the team lead(s), you will work in a project team environment with other engineers involved in executing water resources deliverables and other site development engineering in support of the design, modification, and analysis of power plant sites. The work may include the following responsibilities:- Flood level determination for 100-year and probable maximum flood scenarios.- Site evaluations considering local probable maximum precipitation events.- Design and/or analysis of cooling lakes, reservoirs, and canals.- Design and/or analysis of cooling water intake and discharge systems.- Wave force analysis and shore protection design.- Groundwater analysis.- Design of storm drains, open channel drainage, and storm water ponds.- Design of sanitary sewers and sewage disposal systems.- Design of wastewater surface impoundments and landfills.- Prepare site layout, grading, and drainage designs.- Design of roads and trackwork.

This position will offer you the opportunity to manage the execution of multiple transmission and distribution projects.  The position will involve coordinating with multiple internal and external departments to manage the life cycle of project execution.  - Responsible for project execution, contract administration, planning and resource management.- Take ownership for all aspects of project performance including safety, schedule, budget, reporting and client experience through entire project lifecycle.- Manage and direct the project team to ensure accountability.  Mentor and coach team members.- Develop and maintain a positive working relationship with client functional leads and stakeholders.- Lead efforts to ensure projects are completed safely, satisfactorily, on time, and within budget.- Support the reporting of key performance indicators for schedule, budget and other dashboard items.- Identify and control construction risk.- Recognize, identify, track and control change.- Communicate and consult with appropriate stakeholders and supervisors.- Prepare reports that project information in a clear and concise manner and meet client requirements.- Analyze issues and provide solutions to improve results.This role offers a hybrid work arrangement. You'll spend three days a week in the office, giving you the flexibility to work remotely for two days. Dependent upon your location, this opportunity offers a generous relocation package.

As an Associate Intern, you will be assigned to work on a project team and assist the Transmission Line Engineering team members in the execution of their project work. These projects may involve the design of new and/or modifications and upgrades to Transmission Line engineering projects.- Working under the direction of senior engineers, this position will offer you the opportunity to utilize and expand your academic background in engineering one or more of the following areas:- - Assist in the preparation of engineering calculations, drawings, and specifications.- Design of Foundations, Development of Structural Loading, Analysis of Transmission Structures.- Work on a variety of tasks associated with project reporting, such as tracking and evaluating project activities, project progress, and associated data.Please note that this internship position does not provide a subsidy for relocation expenses.

This I&C position offers the opportunity to work on upgrading and modernizing nuclear power plants with the latest control technologies the industry offers.  You will be expected to both lead and support small and large controls projects with a focus on technical execution and effective Project Management.  These projects will require coordination with mechanical, electrical, and structural disciplines to bring the project to completion. You work will include investigating, troubleshooting, and resolving a wide variety of controls engineering issues, including the following:- Develop Digital Systems Design -- PLC, DCS, HSI, networked computer systems.- Prepare control system functional and implementation requirements and procurement specifications for nuclear plant control systems.- Interface with the client to ensure proper project execution and client satisfaction.- Prepare and review technical reports, calculations, and studies to present information in a clear and concise manner to meet client requirements.- Manage resources/resource loading and develop estimates for task completion and budget development.- Support the development of proposals.- Prepare and review diagrams and drawings for new and upgraded controls solutions.- Evaluate vendor bids from a technical perspective.- Interface with vendors to perform document reviews, ensure equipment compliance with specifications and needs of the plant, and witness FAT performance on behalf of the client.- Support implementation of the project at the client’s facilities.This position is based on a hybrid work schedule and will require in-office work 3 days per week.

Sargent & Lundy is one of the largest and most experienced power industry engineering and consulting firms. We have a unique and exciting opportunity to join our Consulting group in the role of Electrical Engineering Lead for renewable energy projects. We are seeking detail-oriented professionals with solar and battery energy storage electrical engineering design experience.This position is being added to support the continued growth of the Sargent & Lundy Consulting group, particularly in the renewable energy, battery energy storage, and utility planning / advisory practice areas. Our Consulting group works with clients across the United States and in numerous other countries.This position will require a great deal of face-to-face interaction with power plant developers and owners, as well as lenders and investors, during the execution of consulting services work for the firm. The work environment in our Consulting group is fast-paced, dynamic, and interesting. This position in Sargent & Lundy’s Consulting group will require you to be the electrical engineering lead for our owner’s engineer engagements for utility-scale solar and battery energy storage projects developed by our electric utilities and Independent Power Producers (IPPs) clients. Common tasks include: - Preparing solar and battery energy storage EPC RFP packages and associated technical specifications- Evaluating EPC proposals to assist selection of preferred EPC contractors- Providing technical support during negotiations of EPC contract- Preparing or reviewing specifications such as main power transformer- Reviewing EPC contractor’s electrical engineering design drawing packages and supporting calculations- Renewable low-voltage (both DC and AC) systems- AC collection system for solar and batteries- Collector substation and interconnecting substation expansion- Gen-tie transmission

We offer you the opportunity to utilize and expand your academic background in engineering:- You will work on a multi-discipline engineering team involved in nuclear power plant instrumentations and controls betterment projects. These projects are a synergistic integration of both electrical and mechanical engineering along with control theory.- You will work with electronic process sensors, digital controllers, touchscreen displays, pumps, valves, heat exchangers, steam turbines and reactors to improve the functionality of nuclear power plants.- You will prepare specifications for the procurement of instrumentation and controls equipment as well as engineering calculations associated with plant upgrades and modifications.- Through mentoring, classroom-style technical sessions, and on-the-job training, you will increase your knowledge and skills in your engineering discipline.- You will also have the opportunity to travel to client and vendor offices for design reviews and to plant site locations for project coordination and field verification of designs. This position is based on a hybrid work schedule and will require in-office work 3 days per week.

Depending upon your location, this opportunity offers a generous relocation package. Sargent & Lundy’s Government Services Division provides cutting-edge engineering design and consulting support to the management and operating contractors for US Department of Energy (DOE) sites and national laboratories. Specifically, we support the DOE Environmental Management Directorate as well as the National Nuclear Security Administration laboratories and sites. What does this mean? You can be a part of multi-discipline design teams supporting projects cleaning up the environmental damage associated with the legacy nuclear weapons production complex and/or preserving our country’s nuclear deterrent. Sargent & Lundy’s personnel design facilities, systems, and equipment that treat, store, and dispose of nuclear waste as well as systems that safely handle and process nuclear material. This mission-critical work is meaningful and challenging – work you can be proud of.Our Government Services Group, one of our five (5) market-focused business units, has opportunities for engineering professionals in our specialty design and engineering group.  This group specializes in the design of special-purpose gloveboxes and the associated controls and auxiliary systems, precision furnaces, hot cells, custom pressure vessels, and other one-of-a-kind equipment.This is an entry-level design engineering position that offers a variety of challenging opportunities in Mechanical Engineering and will provide an excellent opportunity for career advancement. - Participate in mechanical design engineering efforts on a multi-disciplined project design team- Responsible for the production of engineering calculations / analyses, design drawings, and engineering reports- Apply mechanical engineering expertise to the design and qualification of machine elements and pressure vessels, supporting structural elements, and auxiliary systems and components- Produce Procurement Specifications and Fabrication / Construction Specifications (Mechanical sections)

Depending upon your location, this opportunity offers a generous relocation package. The position offers occasional remote work and the ability to have a flexible schedule. Sargent & Lundy’s Government Services Division provides cutting-edge engineering design and consulting support to the management and operating contractors for US Department of Energy (DOE) sites and national laboratories. Specifically, we support the DOE Environmental Management Directorate as well as the National Nuclear Security Administration laboratories and sites. What does this mean? You can be a part of multi-discipline design teams supporting projects cleaning up the environmental damage associated with the legacy nuclear weapons production complex and/or preserving our country’s nuclear deterrent. Sargent & Lundy’s personnel design facilities, systems, and equipment that treat, store, and dispose of nuclear waste as well as systems that safely handle and process nuclear material. This mission-critical work is meaningful and challenging – work you can be proud of.Sargent & Lundy's clients in the energy and industrial markets recognize us as a global leader in environmental cleanup and remediation, coal and gas power generation, plant design, advanced technologies, environmental compliance, midstream, and downstream oil & gas, and multi-disciplined industrial projects. We provide comprehensive engineering, design, analysis, and consulting for energy and industrial markets worldwide. Sargent & Lundy's professional and highly experienced staff has the ability and know-how to take on the smallest of tasks to scope-intensive, complex projects. If you are interested in this type of dynamic work, consider joining the Sargent & Lundy team. Our project team currently has a new opportunity for a Control Systems Engineer responsible for the design, implementation, and programming of Rockwell PLC-based control system solutions for a variety of industrial processes.  As an Instrumentation and Control Systems Engineer in our Richland, WA office, this position will offer you the opportunity to utilize and expand your background in Instrumentation and Controls Engineering and PLC/HMI programming by performing the following duties:- Work on project teams with other discipline engineers involved in the design of industrial projects that include Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) based control systems, Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS), and other industrial control system platforms - Prepare specifications and design media for the procurement and implementation of instrumentation and controls equipment- Through mentoring, classroom-style technical sessions, and on-the-job training, you will increase your knowledge and skills in your engineering discipline- Travel to client and vendor offices for design reviews and to plant site locations for construction coordination and field verification of designs- Travel to equipment fabricator locations for system programming and testing- Develop your career via peer learning by way of S&L's systems of process and associated "Communities of Practice"

Depending upon your location, this opportunity offers a generous relocation package. Sargent & Lundy’s Government Services Division provides cutting-edge engineering design and consulting support to the management and operating contractors for US Department of Energy (DOE) sites and national laboratories. Specifically, we support the DOE Environmental Management Directorate as well as the National Nuclear Security Administration laboratories and sites. What does this mean? You can be a part of multi-discipline design teams supporting projects cleaning up the environmental damage associated with the legacy nuclear weapons production complex and/or preserving our country’s nuclear deterrent. Sargent & Lundy’s personnel design facilities, systems, and equipment that treat, store, and dispose of nuclear waste as well as systems that safely handle and process nuclear material. This mission-critical work is meaningful and challenging – work you can be proud of. Our Government Services Group, one of our five (5) market-focused business units, has opportunities for engineering professionals in our specialty design and engineering group.  This group specializes in the design of special-purpose gloveboxes and the associated controls and auxiliary systems, precision furnaces, hot cells, custom pressure vessels, and other one-of-a-kind equipment. This is a mid-level design engineering position that offers a variety of challenging opportunities in Mechanical Engineering and will provide an excellent opportunity for career advancement:- Lead Mechanical design engineering efforts on a multi-disciplined project design team and apply mechanical engineering expertise to the design and analysis of special purpose equipment, pressure vessels, and interfacing systems, controls, and structural support elements- Prepare or review complex calculations- Review simple mechanical systems / equipment designs, and prepare complex system / equipment designs- Prepare documented design input for drawing production (i.e., P&IDs, machine layouts, general arrangements, etc.); Review design input for simple mechanical systems / equipment.  Perform engineering review of drawings- Prepare or review equipment specifications; Prepare material specifications- Prepare bid evaluations for systems and components. Solicits data from vendors- Prepare or review simple reports / studies- Develop single-discipline/simple-scope project budgets, schedules, and project work plans; Monitor own work to ensure it is completed within budget and on schedule- Use effective written and oral communication skills to convey information to project team members and managers- Present written technical information in a clear and concise manner in all deliverables- Prepare reports and deliverables that are clearly understood and meet client requirements; Communicate clearly in meetings with client and summarizes meeting notes in a clear and timely manner- Communicate with vendors via clearly written and complete specifications, and via bid evaluation activities- Identify applicable standards for technical tasks- Maintains and utilize a working knowledge of accepted engineering design standards and practices in the execution of design work that will meet the client's needs and conform to company standards; Ensure conformance to standard methods of analysis, evaluation of results, design procedures, and presentations of conclusions and recommendations- Monitor the work of assigned staff on technical matters pertinent to project assignments; Maintain assigned tasks within schedule and budget to fit the needs of the projects- Attend project meetings and perform field walkdowns- May mentor engineers new to the firm

Sargent & Lundy’s Government Services Division provides cutting-edge engineering design and consulting support to the management and operating contractors for US Department of Energy (DOE) sites and national laboratories. Specifically, we support the DOE Environmental Management Directorate as well as the National Nuclear Security Administration laboratories and sites. What does this mean? You can be a part of multi-discipline design teams supporting projects cleaning up the environmental damage associated with the legacy nuclear weapons production complex and/or preserving our country’s nuclear deterrent. Sargent & Lundy’s personnel design facilities, systems, and equipment that treat, store, and dispose of nuclear waste as well as systems that safely handle and process nuclear material. This mission-critical work is meaningful and challenging – work you can be proud of.This is a senior-level design engineering position that offers a variety of challenging opportunities in Civil/Structural Engineering and will provide an excellent opportunity for career advancement. - Lead Structural design engineering efforts on multi-disciplined project design team- Responsible for the production of engineering calculations/analyses, design drawings, specifications, and engineering reports.  Ensure that calculations and deliverables are technically sound and in accordance with project requirements- Apply civil and structural engineering expertise to the design and qualification of structures, systems, and components- Produce Procurement Specifications and Construction Specifications (Civil and/or Structural sections)- Monitor the work of assigned staff on technical matters pertinent to project assignments; Maintain assigned tasks within schedule and budget to fit the needs of the projects- Use effective written and oral communication skills to convey information to project team members and managers- Present written technical information in a clear and concise manner in all deliverables- Prepare reports and deliverables that are clearly understood and meet client requirements; Communicate clearly in meetings with client and summarizes meeting notes in a clear and timely manner- Provide technical guidance to project team members- Attend project meetings and perform field walkdowns- May mentor new engineers

Sargent & Lundy's clients in the energy and industrial markets recognize us as a global leader in environmental cleanup and remediation, coal and gas power generation, plant design, advanced technologies, environmental compliance, midstream and downstream oil & gas, and multi-disciplined industrial projects. We provide comprehensive engineering, design, analysis, and consulting for energy and industrial markets worldwide. Sargent & Lundy's professional and highly experienced staff has the ability and know-how to take on the smallest of tasks to scope-intensive, complex projects. If you are interested in this type of dynamic work, consider joining the Sargent & Lundy team. Our project team currently has a new opportunity for a Control Systems Engineer responsible for the design, implementation, and programming of Rockwell PLC-based control system solutions for a variety of industrial processes.  The position offers occasional remote work and the ability to have a flexible schedule.As an Instrumentation and Control Systems Engineer in our Richland, WA office, this position will offer you the opportunity to utilize and expand your background in Instrumentation and Controls Engineering and PLC/HMI programming by performing the following duties:- Work on project teams with other discipline engineers involved in the design of industrial projects that include Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) based control systems, Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS), and other industrial control system platforms - Prepare specifications and design media for the procurement and implementation of instrumentation and controls equipment- Through mentoring, classroom-style technical sessions, and on-the-job training, you will increase your knowledge and skills in your engineering discipline- Travel to client and vendor offices for design reviews and to plant site locations for construction coordination and field verification of designs- Travel to equipment fabricator locations for system programming and testing- Develop your career via peer learning by way of S&L's systems of process and associated "Communities of Practice"

Dependent upon your location, this opportunity offers a generous relocation package.Sargent & Lundy’s Government Services Division provides cutting-edge engineering design and consulting support to the management and operating contractors for US Department of Energy (DOE) sites and national laboratories. Specifically, we support the DOE Environmental Management Directorate as well as the National Nuclear Security Administration laboratories and sites. What does this mean? You can be a part of multi-discipline design teams supporting projects cleaning up the environmental damage associated with the legacy nuclear weapons production complex and/or preserving our country’s nuclear deterrent. Sargent & Lundy’s personnel design facilities, systems, and equipment that treat, store, and dispose of nuclear waste as well as systems that safely handle and process nuclear material. This mission-critical work is meaningful and challenging – work you can be proud of. This position allows for a hybrid work schedule with a mix of work spent on site and working remote from home, as well as the ability to have a flex schedule.- This position will offer you the opportunity to lead a project team consisting of engineers and designers involved in the design, modification, and analysis of new and existing electrical systems supporting processing of nuclear material, nuclear waste treatment, storage and disposal systems, and commercial nuclear power plants- You will work on challenging assignments that include designing, investigating, trouble-shooting, and solving a wide variety of electrical engineering issues- Act as the Electrical team lead in the coordination of detailed design phases for all aspects of electrical engineering work- Lead efforts to ensure projects are completed satisfactorily, on time, and within budget- Coordinate systems design activities to ensure installation and operations will comply with specifications, codes, and client requirements- Prepare and review detailed electrical calculations, including arc flash, voltage drop, fault current, and lighting- Prepare documentation for design input for drawing production including master diagrams and master schematics- Interface with vendors to prepare materials and equipment purchase specifications for client recommendations- Prepare reports and studies that present technical information in a clear and concise manner and meet client requirements and S&L formats- Perform independent reviews of work performed by others including calculations and drawing preparation- Develop your career via peer-learning through sharing of knowledge with other experienced engineers by way of S&L’s systems of process and associated “Communities of Practice"- Provide guidance as a mentor in the development of less experienced engineers

Sargent & Lundy’s Government Services Division provides cutting-edge engineering and consulting to the management and operating contractors for the US Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). What does this mean? You can be a part of multi-discipline teams developing and designing facilities, systems, and equipment for the nation’s major research laboratories and the legacy nuclear weapons production complex. This critical engineering work is meaningful and challenging – work you can be proud to have been a part of. WORK LOCATION: This position allows for a hybrid work schedule with a mix of work spent on site and working remote from home. This is a mid-level design engineering position that offers a variety of challenging opportunities in Civil Engineering and will provide an excellent opportunity for career advancement.   - Lead civil design engineering efforts on multi-disciplined project design team- Produce design drawings, civil analysis and calculations, procurement specifications and construction specifications (civil sections)- Attend project meetings and perform field walkdowns- Mentor junior engineers