Instrumentation & M&TE (Measuring and Test Equipment) Senior Technician to plan, schedule, conduct, and coordinate detailed phases of M&TE technical work. In this role, you will work independently to execute technical designs, resolve complex technical conflicts, and apply advanced M&TE practices across plant operations.

This role requires a broad knowledge of specialty standards, sound technical judgment, and the ability to adapt, modify, or devise new approaches to solve non-standard technical problems in high-consequence environments.

Key Responsibilities
Technical Planning & Execution: Plan, schedule, conduct, and coordinate detailed phases of M&TE technical work and instrumentation projects.

System Design & Optimization: Perform independent work involving the technical design of instrumentation M&TE concepts, evaluating suitability of materials, and resolving complex coordination or conflicting technical requirements.

Methodology & Problem Solving: Apply independent judgment to evaluate, select, adapt, and modify standard techniques, procedures, and criteria; devise innovative approaches to emergent technical challenges.

Team Leadership & Guidance: Direct, coordinate, and oversee the work of junior technicians and support personnel assigned to specific tasks or projects.

Compliance & Safety: Maintain strict adherence to plant procedures, quality standards, and regulatory requirements in all technical assignments.

Minimum Qualifications & Requirements

Education: Associate Degree from an accredited curriculum (or equivalent combination of education and technical experience).

Experience: Sufficient professional experience as a fully trained, competent technician in instrumentation and M&TE functional areas.

Technical Expertise: Broad knowledge of precedents and standards within M&TE instrumentation, along with solid familiarity with related cross-functional technical disciplines.

Medical & Clearance Requirements
Must be able to obtain and maintain Unescorted Nuclear Plant Access.

Working Conditions & Travel
Availability: Willingness and ability to assume rotational on-call duty (24/7 availability) as assigned.

Shift Work & Overtime: Willing and medically able to work rotating shifts and maximum overtime permitted by procedure during peak operational or outage periods.

Travel: Willingness and ability to travel to various plant locations as required, including potential temporary field reassignments.

Core Competencies
Advanced Troubleshooting: Ability to diagnose and resolve complex technical conflicts involving conflicting requirements or difficult coordination issues.

Autonomy & Initiative: Demonstrated capacity to work independently, devise new techniques, and make sound technical judgments.

Collaborative Leadership: Effective communication and coordination skills to guide technicians and interface with plant management.