Are you already working in nuclear, maybe at Sellafield or within decommissioning, and thinking about moving into new build?
We are looking for electrical engineers ready to take that next step and work on Hinkley Point C, gaining experience that will shape the rest of their career across future programmes like Sizewell C and SMRs. These roles based in the South West, in the Bristol or Bridgwater area, and will require relocation.
The UK is currently in the middle of a nuclear renaissance, and it is arguably the most exciting (and secure) place for a young engineer to be right now. With the government’s commitment to 24GW of nuclear power by 2050, you aren’t just taking a job; you’re joining a multi-decade mission to hit Net Zero.
About Assystem
⚡️ At Assystem, our mission is to accelerate the global energy transition. With more 8000 Switchers worldwide, we combine engineering excellence and project management with digital innovation to deliver landmark projects like Hinkley Point C, Sizewell C and emerging SMR programmes. In the UK, our engineers are shaping the future of clean, secure energy through pioneering design and collaboration.
Why nuclear, why now
This isn’t a “niche” industry anymore. It’s one of the UK’s biggest long-term investments.
- ️ You’ll work on some of the largest infrastructure projects in Europe
- ⚡ You’ll gain experience across design, construction, and commissioning
- You’ll move into a sector with long-term job security and strong demand
- You’ll build skills that transfer across energy, defence, and infrastructure
Why Assystem?
- One of the world’s top nuclear engineering consultancies with a world-wide presence
- 8,000+ engineers globally
- Opportunities to move across projects and disciplines
- Real support from experienced engineers to accelerate your development
What’s in it for you
- Hybrid working
- ⏰ Flexible working that actually works
- Starting from 8% employer pension contribution
- ️ 25 days leave + bank holidays + buy or sell options
- Professional fees paid, with support toward chartership
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