Constellation

About the Company

Constellation Energy Corporation (Nasdaq: CEG), a Fortune 200 company headquartered in Baltimore, is the nation's largest producer of reliable, emissions-free energy and a leading energy supplier to businesses, homes and public sector customers nationwide, including three-fourths of Fortune 100 companies. With annual output that is nearly 90% carbon-free, our hydro, wind and solar facilities paired with the nation's largest nuclear fleet have the generating capacity to power the equivalent of 16 million homes, providing about 10% of the nation's clean energy. We are committed to investing in innovative technologies to drive the transition to a reliable, sustainable and secure energy future.

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Listed Jobs

Company Name

Constellation

Job Title

Senior Engineer

Job Description

**Job title:** Senior Engineer **Role Summary:** Lead advanced technical problem‑solving for power plant operations, guiding feasibility studies, design activities, and engineering analyses for new construction and commercial projects. Provide expert technical decisions, ensure compliance with industry codes, NRC regulations, and internal standards, and mentor junior engineers. **Expactations:** * Own project scope clarity and technical adequacy. * Deliver engineering solutions that meet safety, regulatory, and cost goals. * Serve as the technical liaison among engineering teams, site managers, and nuclear & power counterparts. **Key Responsibilities:** - Conduct feasibility studies and oversee design activities for new build/commercial power plant projects. - Coordinate with Nuclear & Power engineering teams to delineate project scope and requirements. - Review and challenge technical deliverables for completeness and compliance. - Ensure engineering work follows design standards, company procedures, and regulatory guidelines. - Provide technical expertise, troubleshoot equipment/system issues, and recommend improvements or new concepts. - Manage engineering issues, configuration, and documentation. - Perform independent research, studies, and analyses to support technical programs. - Mentor and assist junior engineers on technical matters. - Participate in department coverage, outage support, and other assignments as directed. **Required Skills:** - Strong knowledge of engineering design principles and applicable industry codes. - Experience in feasibility studies and design for power plant or similar facilities. - Familiarity with NRC regulations and standards (highly preferred). - Ability to lead cross‑functional initiatives and manage complex technical projects. - Excellent communication, documentation, and configuration management skills. - Problem‑solving mindset with a focus on safety, cost, and performance. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Bachelor’s degree in Chemical, Civil/Structural, Electrical, Industrial, or Mechanical Engineering. - Minimum 5 years of technical engineering experience. - Appropriate security clearance or access required for position duties.

Media, United states

On site

Senior

08-01-2026

Company Name

Constellation

Job Title

Electrical Senior Engineer

Job Description

**Job Title:** Electrical Senior Engineer **Role Summary:** Lead advanced electrical engineering design, analysis, and problem‑solving activities for a nuclear power plant. Provide technical expertise, make critical design decisions, and ensure compliance with industry codes and regulations while driving program delivery and operational excellence. **Expectations:** - Deliver accurate, timely engineering deliverables that meet regulatory and safety standards. - Serve as a subject‑matter expert consulted for complex equipment and system issues. - Lead short‑term and long‑term engineering initiatives impacting plant operations. - Propose and implement improvements to enhance performance, reduce cost and simplify construction. **Key Responsibilities:** - Perform engineering analysis, develop programs, and manage technical tasks. - Provide expert consultation to resolve equipment and system problems. - Lead and coordinate engineering projects, ensuring configuration management and adherence to design criteria, procedures, and codes. - Conduct independent research, reviews, studies, and analyses supporting technical projects. - Recommend equipment, new concepts, and techniques to improve performance and comply with evolving codes or regulations. **Required Skills:** - Strong electrical engineering design and analysis expertise. - In‑depth knowledge of nuclear industry codes, standards, and regulatory requirements. - Advanced problem‑solving and analytical skills. - Project management and leadership capabilities. - Excellent communication and consultation skills. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent, or a licensed Professional Engineer (PE). - 5+ years of professional electrical engineering experience. - Professional Engineer registration (preferred). - Advanced technical degree or related coursework (preferred).

Lusby, United states

On site

Senior

08-01-2026

Company Name

Constellation

Job Title

Senior Reactor Operator

Job Description

**Job Title:** Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) – Initial License Trainee (ILT) **Role Summary:** Train, develop, and ultimately supervise licensed reactor operators on a Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) or Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) in a nuclear power plant. The role combines classroom instruction, on‑job training, and operational oversight to ensure safe, efficient plant performance and regulatory compliance. **Expectations:** - Complete all Initial License Training (ILT) phases and obtain an NRC‑licensed Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) license. - Demonstrate mastery of plant operations, safety protocols, and emergency response procedures. - Transition into an Operations Shift Supervisor, responsible for supervising licensed reactor operators and supporting outage and coverage duties. - Maintain required access levels, medical fitness, and professional certifications. **Key Responsibilities:** 1. Attend and excel in ILT: classroom instruction, examinations, and on‑job evaluations. 2. Obtain and maintain NRC Senior Reactor Operator license. 3. Supervise licensed reactor operators in the control room, ensuring adherence to safety and operational procedures. 4. Lead or support emergency response activities and departmental coverage. 5. Assist with outage planning, execution, and support activities outside the primary department. 6. Keep accurate training, shift, and safety documentation. 7. Maintain security access, medical examinations, and compliance with NRC and plant regulations. **Required Skills:** - In‑depth knowledge of PWR/BWR plant operations and instrumentation. - Strong understanding of NRC regulations, safety culture, and plant certification processes. - Leadership and supervisory abilities with clear communication skills. - Problem‑solving, decision‑making under stress, and teamwork. - Ability to work multiple shift patterns, including extended and overtime hours. - Proficiency in operating control room systems, manual handling, and emergency protocols. **Required Education & Certifications:** - High school diploma or GED (minimum). - NRC reactor operator license: * 1 year on a comparable facility (PWR→PWR or BWR→BWR) **or** * 1.5 years on a non‑comparable facility (PWR→BWR or BWR→PWR). - At least 1.5 years in a reactor operator or supervisory role (military or civilian). - Alternative pathway: A 4‑year degree in engineering, engineering technology, or physical sciences **plus** 1.5+ years of qualified, non‑licensed operator or supervisory experience (or 2.25+ years for non‑comparable facilities). - NRC Senior Reactor Operator license (to be earned during ILT). - Clean medical examination and required security clearance (unescorted access or minimum security level).

Kingston, United states

On site

Senior

08-01-2026

Company Name

Constellation

Job Title

Nuclear Reactor Operator

Job Description

**Job Title** Nuclear Reactor Operator **Role Summary** Operate a commercial nuclear power plant after obtaining the NRC Reactor Operator (RO) license, ensuring safe, conservative, and efficient reactor performance. The operator monitors reactor conditions, controls systems, and maintains compliance with technical specifications and station operating procedures. **Expectations** * Complete Plant Operator Selection System (POSS) and Basic Math & Science Test (BMST). * Pass NRC‑required physical examination and achieve unescorted plant access. * Attain and maintain NRC Reactor Operator license through initial and watch qualifications. * Work rotating shifts (day/night) including weekends and holidays; be on-call for emergency response. **Key Responsibilities** 1. Operate the reactor in accordance with approved procedures and limiting conditions. 2. Continuously monitor reactor and all control room panels; identify and report abnormal conditions to the Unit Supervisor. 3. Maintain accurate narrative logs of unit activities for the shift. 4. Perform routine clearance activities and coordinate liquid radioactive waste releases and transfers. 5. Conduct electrical switching from the control room as required. 6. Support the Emergency Response Organization and participate in fire brigade duties when indicated. 7. Adhere to all plant safety protocols and NRC regulations. **Required Skills** * Strong understanding of nuclear power plant operations and control room instrumentation. * Proficiency in reading and interpreting technical data, operating manuals, and safety procedures. * Ability to remain calm and make decisions under emergency conditions. * Effective communication with supervisory staff and other plant personnel. * Basic math and science competency (required for BMST). **Required Education & Certifications** * High school diploma or equivalent. * Completion of Initial License Training and possession of an NRC Reactor Operator license. * Physical examination clearance per NRC requirements. * Fire Brigade member qualification (if required by operational needs). * 18 months total experience in power plant operations, meeting at least one of the following: - 6 months as a non‑licensed operator on‑site at the applicable plant; or - 12 months at a comparable nuclear facility (PWR↔PWR or BWR↔BWR); or - 6 months as a licensed RO at a comparable facility. ---

Red lion, United states

On site

08-01-2026