He/She intervenes during the early phases of projects to ensure feasibility, compliance with safety regulations, and optimal technical performance.
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The Analysis Engineer contributes to the design and engineering phases of nuclear projects by performing detailed technical analyses of systems, components, and structures. He/She evaluates the performance of proposed solutions using simulation tools and ensures adherence to strict regulatory and safety standards.
He/She works closely with multidisciplinary teams—engineering, safety, construction, and operations—to integrate the results of technical studies into project decision-making. He/She also supports modifications, design reviews, and documentation required by safety authorities.
An Analysis Engineer in the nuclear energy sector must possess the following skills:
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