Nuclear Engineers

About the Role

Nuclear engineers design, develop, and maintain systems and equipment used in nuclear energy generation and radiation detection.

Design nuclear systems and components for energy generation and other applications.
Conduct safety assessments and performance evaluations of nuclear facilities.
Develop protocols for handling and disposing of nuclear waste.
Research new materials and technologies for nuclear applications.
Monitor and analyze radiation levels and implement safety measures.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including scientists, regulatory agencies, and industry stakeholders.
Provide technical expertise and guidance on nuclear energy projects.

James W. McGowan – Pioneered initiatives for nuclear waste management and made significant contributions to reactor safety.
Patricia Hilliard – Known for her research on radiation dosage effects and contributions to nuclear medicine technology.

Introduction to Nuclear Engineering
A comprehensive textbook covering the fundamentals of nuclear engineering.
The American Nuclear Society
A professional organization that provides resources, networking, and education for nuclear engineers.
Nuclear Engineering: Theory and Technology in a Nutshell
A concise guide providing insights into nuclear engineering principles and modern practices.
Nuclear Engineering Insider
A blog that shares insights, trends, and news in the nuclear engineering field.