Junior Deterministic Safety Analyst

Junior Deterministic Safety Analyst (DSA) / Analista Junior de Evaluación Determinística de Seguridad (DSA) AtkinsRéalis is dedicated to engineering a better future for our planet and its people. We are one of Canada’s largest private sector nuclear engineering groups. We are looking for Junior Deterministic Safety Analyst(s) (DSA) to support the design of new nuclear power plants and the operation and refurbishment of existing CANDU nuclear power plants. Location Buenos Aires, Argentina Your Role Within The Team Responsible for Deterministic Safety Assessments of Plant Systems (Process & Safety), especially Heat Transport System (HTS) and Containment, as well as Severe Accident Progression Analysis. Analyze postulated accidents using state‑of‑the‑art methodologies and computer codes. Develop approaches for Safety Analysis tasks, creating analysis basis plans and reports. Independently perform assignments with instructions on general expected results. Ensure work is performed consistent with Project Requirements. Plan and conduct own work requiring initiative and independent judgement. Develop, plan, schedule, conduct or coordinate detailed phases of engineering work in part of a major project or in a total project of considerable scope. Work involves conventional engineering practice but may include a variety of complex features such as conflicting design requirements, unsuitable standard materials and difficult coordination requirements. Assess feasibility and soundness of proposed engineering methods. Apply broad knowledge of precedents in the engineering discipline or field and good knowledge of the principles and practices of related disciplines. Recommendations are normally accepted as technically accurate and feasible and are reviewed regarding overall soundness of judgement. Why Choose AtkinsRéalis as an Employer? An exciting environment where work‑life balance is important. A wide array of learning and development opportunities. Competitive pay and flexible benefits. A work environment focused on health and safety. The Ideal Candidate Relevant honours degree in Engineering or Science from a recognised university, with over 1 year of relevant experience. Advanced degree research and coursework will be considered toward meeting this requirement. Conversed with computer environments; proficiency in both Linux and Windows environments is a strong asset. Broad knowledge of thermal‑fluid sciences (fluid flow, heat transfer, multi‑phase flow and thermodynamics). Familiarity and experience with some of the safety and licensing computer codes such as CATHENA, NUCIRC, ADDAM, GOTHIC and MAAP. Proficiency in computer programming, especially FORTRAN, is desirable. Good knowledge of the CANDU design, with particular emphasis on the heat transport system (HTS) and plant control, containment and moderator systems would be an asset. Good knowledge of underlying engineering principles and practices. Experience in licensing activities would also be an asset. Excellent oral and written communication skills in English are required. Ability to work well under pressure and be flexible, i.e., must be able to perform varied work assignments effectively and respond quickly to changing project needs. Ability to show initiative while working in a team environment. Ability to work to budget and schedule. Must be willing to travel occasionally to participate in meetings and workshops. Full commitment to working in a formal QA environment. Apply Today Please ensure your CV is written in English, as it will be reviewed by an international hiring team. Are you up for this challenge? Apply today and join our team to help engineer a better future for our planet and its people. #J-18808-Ljbffr