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Reactor Design Engineers, NSSS (not neutronics)

Capax Mundi

Amsterdam
Full-time
5-10 years experience
On-site

Key Skills

Reactor Component Design
Reactor Internals Design
Reactor Process Systems
Thermal-Hydraulics
Reactor Cooling
Natural Circulation
Passive Safety Systems
Nuclear Codes and Standards
ASME III
RCC-M
KTA
CAD
PLM
3D Modeling
Design Reviews
Prototype Testing

Job Description

Reactor Design Engineers, NSSS (not neutronics) Netherlands | Permanent | On site | Several positions Capax Mundi is recruiting for new reactor developers in Europe that are moving from design to prototype and ultimately to build. Each is growing its reactor design team and is looking for engineers to take the detailed design of a new reactor from concept to hardware. This is core reactor design, not core physics. Neutronics and fuel management sit with separate teams. The NSSS team owns the reactor itself: core components and internals, the reactor vessel, reactor process systems, heat transfer equipment, mechanisms and the instrumentation that goes with them. What you will do - Own detailed design of reactor core components, internals and reactor process systems - Design, prototype and test: take designs to test rigs, learn from the results and iterate - Produce and review 3D models, drawings and design documentation in a digital design environment - Work with systems engineering on requirements, interfaces and configuration control - Work with safety and licensing so that design choices support the safety case - Act as a technical interface to specialist suppliers, test laboratories and industrial partners What you bring - Degree in mechanical, nuclear, process or a related engineering discipline - Hands-on design experience on reactor components or systems (light water, SMR or advanced reactor), such as core components and internals, vessels, primary circuit equipment, heat exchangers, control rod drives or reactor I&C - Thermal-hydraulic understanding of reactor cooling; experience with natural circulation or passive safety systems is a strong advantage - Working knowledge of relevant nuclear codes and standards (ASME III, RCC-M, KTA or similar) - Experience with CAD/PLM and design review in a structured engineering process - Enjoys building and testing real hardware, not only analysis - Open to considering relocation. The teams work together on site; a transition period of regular commuting while a family move is organised can be discussed - European candidates preferred. Work permit support is available for the right person What is on offer - A rare chance to design a new nuclear reactor and see it built and tested - Small, fast-growing engineering teams where your work shapes the final product - Good benefits packages Applications are handled confidentially by Capax Mundi. Contact Imee Carisma, [email protected]

Core Responsibilities

Own the detailed design of reactor components, internals, and process systems, taking designs through prototyping, testing, and iteration. Produce and review design models and documentation, coordinate requirements and interfaces, support safety and licensing work, and liaise with suppliers and testing partners.

Requirements

A degree in mechanical, nuclear, process, or a related engineering discipline is required, along with hands-on design experience with reactor components or systems. Candidates should understand reactor cooling and relevant nuclear codes and standards, and have experience with CAD/PLM and structured design reviews; natural circulation or passive safety experience is an advantage.

Benefits

  • Good Benefits Packages

About Capax Mundi

Industry: Staffing and Recruiting

Company size: 2-10 employees

Capax Mundi is a boutique international search and leadership advisory firm focused on the Nuclear and Energy Transition sector. We help organisations identify and develop the leaders needed to deliver nuclear new build, SMRs, hydrogen, and wider sustainable energy projects. With decades of international experience, we combine executive search with leadership insight to support clients shaping the future of critical infrastructure.

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