Permitting Ingegnere – Part-time contract/FreelanceSede: Roma, Italia (Presenza in ufficio)Durata: 2/3 mesi con possibilità di proroga. Per conto di un Independent Power Producer (IPP) attivo nello sviluppo di impianti da fonti energetiche rinnovabili, siamo alla ricerca di un Ingegnere Ambientale a tempo determinato, da inserire su un portafoglio in forte espansione di progetti fotovoltaici, agrivoltaici ed eolici nel Sud Italia.La società gestisce internamente l'intero ciclo di sviluppo dei progetti, dall'origination alla connessione alla rete, inclusi permitting, due diligence tecnica e negoziazioni commerciali. Principali Responsabilità Coordinamento e predisposizione dell'intero pacchetto documentale per le procedure di Autorizzazione Unica (D.Lgs. 387/2003), PAS (D.Lgs. 28/2011) e VIA/Screening (D.Lgs. 152/2006).Redazione di Studi di Impatto Ambientale, Studi Preliminari Ambientali, relazioni specialistiche (paesaggistiche, vincolistiche, acustiche e territoriali) e documentazione tecnica e cartografica di progetto.Gestione dei rapporti con enti e amministrazioni competenti, tra cui Regioni, MASE, Soprintendenze, ARPA ed enti locali.Supporto nelle fasi istruttorie e gestione delle richieste di integrazione documentale.Analisi territoriale e vincolistica mediante strumenti GIS/QGIS.Sopralluoghi tecnici e supporto tecnico-ambientale ai team di sviluppo.Coordinamento con consulenti specialistici coinvolti nei procedimenti autorizzativi. Requisiti Laurea Magistrale in Ingegneria per l'Ambiente e il Territorio o titolo equivalente.Iscrizione all'Albo degli Ingegneri.Ottima padronanza di GIS/QGIS per analisi territoriali e produzione cartografica.Partita IVA attiva o disponibilità ad aprirla.Elevata autonomia operativa, precisione nella predisposizione della documentazione e capacità di gestione delle scadenze.

Licensing Engineer – Nuclear / Advanced Reactor Programs Position OverviewWe are seeking a Licensing Engineer to support the development and execution of regulatory licensing strategies for advanced energy projects. This role involves preparing licensing documentation, coordinating with engineering teams, and interfacing with regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with applicable requirements.The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of nuclear regulatory frameworks, experience developing licensing deliverables, and the ability to collaborate across technical disciplines. Key Responsibilities Develop and maintain licensing documents (e.g., Topical Reports, PSAR, FSAR) in accordance with applicable regulatory guidance and project schedulesCollaborate with system engineers to ensure design documentation supports and substantiates licensing contentInterface with project stakeholders to ensure licensing deliverables meet customer requirements and regulatory expectationsSupport regulatory interactions, including: Pre-application engagementsReviews of submitted licensing documentsRegulatory audits Participate in public meetings with regulatory authorities and stay current on industry developments related to advanced reactors and emerging technologiesContribute to the development and improvement of internal policies, procedures, and standard work processesIdentify opportunities to enhance efficiency and consistency in licensing workflows Required Qualifications Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline (e.g., Nuclear, Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Physics, Mathematics)Minimum of 5 years of experience in licensing and/or engineering, preferably within the nuclear or energy sectors Preferred Qualifications Working knowledge of regulatory guidance such as NUREG-1537, NUREG-0800, and Regulatory Guides 1.70 and 1.206Familiarity with licensing frameworks and industry initiatives for advanced reactor technologiesUnderstanding of industry codes and standards (e.g., ACI, ASME, IEEE, ANS/ANSI) used to demonstrate regulatory complianceKnowledge of licensing documentation requirements, including public disclosure, information withholding, and document control processesStrong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to clearly convey technical and regulatory informationProven ability to work effectively within cross-functional teams and contribute to a collaborative work environment Location: Chicago, IL (5 days a week in office)Salary: $100,000 - $140,000

Title: Electrical Engineer – Facility Power Systems (Cross-Voltage Focus)Location: Chicago, IL – 5 days in office Position OverviewWe are seeking a senior-level Electrical Engineer to own and integrate facility-wide power systems from end to end. This role requires a systems-oriented thinker who can design, coordinate, and implement electrical infrastructure across multiple voltage levels while ensuring seamless integration with mechanical, process, and plant operations.The ideal candidate is a hands-on problem solver and independent contributor who takes full ownership of plant power systems, from utility interconnection through distribution, without relying on large support teams. Key Responsibilities Lead the design and integration of plant-wide electrical power systems across all voltage levelsOwn the complete electrical scope, from utility intake to facility distributionDevelop and manage: One-line diagramsLoad flow and electrical studiesSystem layouts and distribution architecture Design power systems from utility interconnection through final distribution within the facilityCoordinate electrical systems with mechanical, process, and infrastructure componentsReview, manage, and drive execution of electrical packages and project deliverablesSupport new facility builds and major infrastructure upgradesEnsure constructability and alignment with real-world installation constraints Required QualificationsCore Experience 5–10 years of electrical engineering experience in industrial or heavy infrastructure environmentsDemonstrated experience designing and implementing facility-wide power distribution systemsProven ability to operate as a strong individual contributor with minimal oversight Cross-Voltage Expertise (Critical Requirement) Low voltage systems (e.g., 480V)Medium voltage systems (4kV–15kV)Exposure to or understanding of high-voltage systems, including substation interconnections Systems & Infrastructure Expertise End-to-end understanding of power flow: utility entry → distribution → operational supportExperience with: Cable tray routingPhysical layout and space constraintsPower delivery pathingConstructability considerations Technical Capabilities Ability to design at a system level—not just component-level engineeringExperience reviewing and coordinating complex electrical design packagesStrong integration mindset across disciplines (electrical, mechanical, process systems) Preferred Qualifications Experience on nuclear projects (highly preferred)Background in chemical or process plant environmentsDemonstrated potential or interest in growing into a leadership or management role Ideal Candidate Profile A plant power systems integrator who can fully own electrical infrastructureA systems-level thinker who understands how power supports overall facility operationsA hands-on engineer comfortable solving problems independentlyA cross-functional collaborator who bridges electrical systems with broader plant design Compensation: $140,000 – $180,000 base salary