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Orano Limited is a nuclear specialist technical consultancy and engineering organisation working across the decommissioning, defence, nuclear new build and fuel-cycle sectors. With over four decades of experience, Orano Limited can offer technically astute and forward-thinking services and solutions to the nuclear industry. A wholly owned subsidiary of the international Orano Group, Orano Limited has around 150 employees and is headquartered in Abingdon, Oxfordshire with additional offices in Warrington and Westlakes. The Electrical, Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) design engineer shall report to the designated EC&I discipline lead and/or lead engineer to the project. As an EC&I Engineer at Orano Limited, you will be involved in a variety of specialist tasks. This could include: ·Supporting both Principal and Senior EC&I engineers in delivering design project deliverables. These designs will cover the full project life cycle from concept design through to manufacture and commissioning. ·Produce Producing the required EC&I design documents and drawings to the standards, procedures and requirements set out by the project under supervision. ·Having appreciation across some or all of the EC&I discipline and have the ability to learn and build on their knowledge through working with others and training. This Position is for the Warrington office. The successful candidate must, by the start of the employment, have permission to work in the UK, and be willing to undergo a security vetting process. Offers of employment will be subject to relevant security clearance being granted. What can we offer you ? ·    25 days annual leave, plus bank holidays ·   Additional 1 day off for every 1-year service which is capped at 5 ·   One Professional Membership subscription paid for by the company and support for Chartership goals ·     Private medical insurance ·     Annual Bonus Scheme ·     Non-contribution pension scheme and more !

The Principal Electrical, Control & Instrumentation (EC&I) design engineer will be responsible for leading a design team or provide EC&I expertise within a multi-discipline team delivering one or more design projects. These designs will cover the full project life cycle from concept design through to manufacture and commissioning. When leading a project, the Principal EC&I engineer shall be responsible for the coordination, planning and approval of designs in accordance with the required standards, procedures and requirements. When collaborating with Orano partners, working within a framework team, they shall provide the design engineering for the EC&I discipline. ·        Provide EC&I technical input to bids. ·        Tender documentation production and development. ·        Development and management of estimates and project schedules. ·        Management of EC&I requirements at all levels. ·        Lead presentations at EC&I design review and other client facing meetings. ·        Provision of technical solutions from customer requirements and initial concepts, and coordinate EC&I activities necessary to provide design solutions. ·        Continuous learning and development in all areas of engineering especially with respect to the latest developments in technologies and techniques. ·        Production of project deliverables in accordance with project requirements, in line with relevant standards and procedures. ·        Adherence to all company and statutory H&S policies, rules, regulations and laws, setting the standards for other EC&I discipline members. Adherence to the company Quality Management System (QMS), contribution to the development of the QMS, and proactive monitoring of team compliance to the development of the QMS, and proactive monitoring of team compliance to the QMS This Position is for the Warrington or Abingdon Office. The successful candidate must, by the start of the employment, have permission to work in the UK, and be willing to undergo a security vetting process. Offers of employment will be subject to relevant security clearance being granted.

Nuclear Facility Material Control and Accountability (MC&A) Specialist Responsible for ensuring that all nuclear materials are securely managed, accurately tracked, and fully compliant with national and international safeguards regulations. Core Responsibilities Inventory Management Develop and maintain systems to track all nuclear materials on-site.  Conduct regular inventories and reconcile discrepancies to ensure accurate records.  Regulatory Compliance Implement procedures in line with **10 CFR Part 74** (Material Control and Accounting of Special Nuclear Material).  Ensure compliance with NRC, DOE, and international safeguards requirements.  Data Analysis & Reporting Analyze material flow and measurement data to detect potential losses or anomalies.  Prepare mandatory reports on nuclear material status and submit them to regulatory bodies.  Security & Safeguards Prevent unauthorized access, diversion, or misuse of nuclear materials.  Support inspections and audits by NRC, DOE, or the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).  Program Development Assist in the design and implementation of the facility’s MC&A program.  Establish protocols for measurement, control, and detection of special nuclear material.  Operational Support Work closely with operations teams to ensure nuclear material handling aligns with safeguards.  Provide technical expertise during facility modifications or new processes involving nuclear material. 

Orano Med is seeking a detail-oriented Technology Transfer Lead for radiopharmaceutical manufacturing at ATLab Indianapolis (“ATLab IND”), a new facility for commercial-scale manufacturing of sterile therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals. The Technology Transfer Lead will define the strategy and implement the framework for technology transfers of radiopharmaceutical products developed within Orano Med. Lead technology transfer projects between Orano Med sites, overseeing activities for both sending and receiving sites, in collaboration with all involved departments (Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls, Quality, Regulatory, MS&T and Operations) including: Responsibilities Project scoping: formation of the project team, timeline definition, specific cost assessment, and establishment of prerequisites and deliverables. Drafting and approval of technology transfer protocols (including analytical method transfer) as well as defining the validation strategy for implementing new processes. Conducting risk analyses and developing mitigation strategies, including cleaning validation and cross-contamination risk management. Monitoring project timelines and deliverables, reviewing generated documentation to ensure completeness and compliance with project needs. Assessing facility readiness and operational preparedness. Providing technical support and troubleshooting during site transfers, including root cause analysis of process deviations or anomalies. Ensuring full documentation traceability and robustness to guarantee regulatory compliance and industrial reproducibility. Addressing radiological safety risks in coordination with local Health, Safety, and Environment representatives. Manage outsourcing projects to Contract Manufacturing Organization/Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization partners for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (peptide or other) manufacturing, defining, and overseeing Chemistry, Manufacturing, and Controls requirements with external suppliers or partners. Prepare for and support audits and inspections (including health authorities’ inspections) related to technology transfers. Implement and promote best practices in technology transfer, capturing, and sharing lessons learned across the organization.  

We are seeking a Configuration Management (CM) Engineer to join the Systems Engineering Group supporting one of the largest and most complex infrastructure projects in the United States. The CM Engineer will be responsible for establishing, implementing, and maintaining robust configuration management processes to ensure technical consistency, design traceability, and controlled evolution of system baselines across the project lifecycle. This role is critical to maintaining the integrity of engineering information and ensuring alignment between design, procurement, construction, and commissioning organizations. The successful candidate will collaborate across engineering disciplines, document control, quality assurance, and project management to ensure all technical changes are properly reviewed, approved, and recorded. Key Responsibilities Develop, implement, and maintain the project’s Configuration Management Plan and associated procedures. Establish and manage the Configuration Management database (CMDB) or equivalent tool for tracking baselines, revisions, and change status. Define and maintain system and subsystem baselines, including functional, allocated, and as-built configurations. Administer the Engineering Change Control process with the Engineering Prime Contractor (EPC), ensuring timely review, approval, and documentation of design and configuration changes, including alignment of configuration information between Owner and EPC. Work closely with Systems Engineering, Design Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Operations to ensure technical alignment and configuration traceability. Support interface management and ensure consistent application of CM processes across all interfacing systems and organizations. Support the EPC with all configuration documentation (drawings, specifications, BOMs, design inputs/outputs) is properly controlled and versioned. Provide CM metrics, reports, and dashboards to project leadership. Participate in audits and verifications to confirm configuration status and compliance. Support readiness for system verification, validation, and commissioning by ensuring complete and accurate configuration records.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We’re seeking a Lead Civil/Structural Engineer to drive complex infrastructure and facility projects from concept to reality. You’ll lead the structural and civil engineering scope on a major nuclear project, serving as both a technical expert and a team leader. From design to execution, your work will ensure that what we build is resilient, code-compliant, and built to last — while coordinating closely with a range of disciplines to deliver fully integrated solutions. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.   Key Responsibilities: Lead structural design and analysis for buildings, industrial facilities, and critical civil infrastructure. Serve as the authority on structural systems, mentoring junior engineers and reviewing high-stakes deliverables. Oversee and coordinate the work of the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor, ensuring compliance with design intent, safety, schedule, and quality expectations. Ensure all work aligns with key industry codes and standards (IBC, AISC, ACI, ASCE). Collaborate with cross-functional teams — including architects, and geotechnical engineers — to deliver cohesive, high-performance designs. Review and approve detailed calculations, construction drawings, technical specifications, and reports. Perform site visits, field assessments, and structural inspections throughout design and construction phases. Anticipate, assess, and resolve technical challenges.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We're seeking a Licensing Engineer to support the IKE Program nuclear licensing and regulatory compliance. The successful candidate will be responsible for preparing and reviewing license applications and amendments, ensuring compliance with NRC, DOE, and DOT regulations.   You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.   Objectives: • Prepare and submit license applications, amendments, and renewals in accordance with NRC and/or DOE regulatory requirements (e.g., 10 CFR 70). • Support the preparation of License Application, Environmental Report, and Technical Justifications. • Interpret and apply federal regulations, regulatory guidance (NUREGs, RGs), industry codes (e.g., ASME, ANSI), and Orano policies to licensing actions. • Track, manage, and respond to Requests for Additional Information (RAIs) and ensure timely and technically sound submittals. • Collaborate with engineering, quality, operations, legal, and project management teams to ensure licensing alignment with design and operational activities. • Maintain knowledge of changes in nuclear regulatory policy and assess their impact on Orano’s U.S. licensing strategy. • Support internal audits and assist with regulatory inspection readiness. • Ensure consistent documentation and traceability for all licensing activities and communications.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We're seeking a Licensing Engineer to support the IKE Program nuclear licensing and regulatory compliance. The successful candidate will be responsible for preparing and reviewing license applications and amendments, ensuring compliance with NRC, DOE, and DOT regulations. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.   Objectives: • Prepare and submit license applications, amendments, and renewals in accordance with NRC and/or DOE regulatory requirements (e.g., 10 CFR 70). • Support the preparation of License Application, Environmental Report, and Technical Justifications. • Interpret and apply federal regulations, regulatory guidance (NUREGs, RGs), industry codes (e.g., ASME, ANSI), and Orano policies to licensing actions. • Track, manage, and respond to Requests for Additional Information (RAIs) and ensure timely and technically sound submittals. • Collaborate with engineering, quality, operations, legal, and project management teams to ensure licensing alignment with design and operational activities. • Maintain knowledge of changes in nuclear regulatory policy and assess their impact on Orano’s U.S. licensing strategy. • Support internal audits and assist with regulatory inspection readiness. • Ensure consistent documentation and traceability for all licensing activities and communications.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We’re seeking a Lead Civil/Structural Engineer to drive complex infrastructure and facility projects from concept to reality. You’ll lead the structural and civil engineering scope on a major nuclear project, serving as both a technical expert and a team leader. From design to execution, your work will ensure that what we build is resilient, code-compliant, and built to last — while coordinating closely with a range of disciplines to deliver fully integrated solutions. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.   Key Responsibilities: Lead structural design and analysis for buildings, industrial facilities, and critical civil infrastructure. Serve as the authority on structural systems, mentoring junior engineers and reviewing high-stakes deliverables. Oversee and coordinate the work of the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor, ensuring compliance with design intent, safety, schedule, and quality expectations. Ensure all work aligns with key industry codes and standards (IBC, AISC, ACI, ASCE). Collaborate with cross-functional teams — including architects, and geotechnical engineers — to deliver cohesive, high-performance designs. Review and approve detailed calculations, construction drawings, technical specifications, and reports. Perform site visits, field assessments, and structural inspections throughout design and construction phases. Anticipate, assess, and resolve technical challenges.

The Senior EC&I design engineer will be responsible for supporting the principal EC&I engineer in delivering one or more design projects or leading small EC&I project tasks with the support of other engineers. These designs will cover the full project life cycle from concept design through to manufacture and commissioning. As a EC&I Engineer at Orano Limited, you will be involved in a variety of specialist tasks. This could include: Delivering design project deliverables. These designs will cover the full project life cycle from concept design through to manufacture and commissioning. Poducing the required EC&I design documents and drawings to the standards, procedures and requirements set out by the project under supervision. Be responsible for the coordination, planning and delivery of designs in accordance with the required standards, procedures and requirements set out by the project.