Project Engineering Manager

The Project Engineering Manager at Fermi Nuclear Power Plant is responsible for managing all engineering activities relating to modification packages, serving as a key liaison between clients and engineering teams. This role involves supervising staff, monitoring daily activities, and ensuring that all work adheres to safety, quality, budget, and schedule goals.

To apply for the Project Engineering Manager position at Fermi Nuclear Power Plant, candidates must possess a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, a Professional Engineering (PE) license, and relevant experience in a U.S.-based nuclear power plant. Additional qualifications include strong communication skills and capabilities in problem-solving and analytical thinking.

Yes! Fermi Nuclear Power Plant offers relocation assistance for the right candidate who takes on the Project Engineering Manager position, making it easier for you to join our dynamic team in Newport, MI.

Preferred experience for the Project Engineering Manager role includes a Master’s degree in Engineering with a focus on power systems, field experience in power projects, and familiarity with preparing engineering design modification packages for nuclear facilities, particularly with the Nuclear Standard Design Process (IP-ENG-001).

The salary range for the Project Engineering Manager position at Fermi Nuclear Power Plant is competitive, ranging from $145,000 to $165,000 per year, reflecting the expertise and leadership required for this vital role.

When answering this question, highlight any specific nuclear projects you've worked on, your roles, and how you ensured compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Use examples to showcase your management and leadership skills.

You may want to discuss your project management strategies, such as setting clear milestones, using project management tools, and fostering open communication within the team to keep everyone aligned and accountable.

Mention specific safety protocols you've implemented in past projects, how you trained your team on safety measures, and your approach to addressing safety concerns as they arise during engineering activities.

Articulate your time management skills, perhaps discussing a system you use to prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance, and how you ensure that high-priority projects receive the attention they require.

Share a specific example where you identified the conflict, the steps you took to mediate the situation, and how your intervention led to a positive outcome, reinforcing your leadership and interpersonal skills.

Focus on your financial planning and tracking methods, describe how you monitor project expenses, and give examples of how you’ve successfully worked within a budget while still achieving quality results.

Illustrate your approach to breaking down complex concepts into simpler terms and using visuals or analogies to ensure understanding among non-technical stakeholders, fostering better collaboration.

Discuss how you support the development of junior engineers through coaching, providing resources, and involving them in projects where they can learn from hands-on experiences.

Mention the various resources you utilize to stay informed, such as attending industry conferences, relevant publications, online courses, and professional networking, showcasing your commitment to continuous learning.

Express your genuine interest in the mission of Fermi Nuclear Power Plant, how your skills align with the company's goals, and your desire to contribute to impactful projects that enhance energy safety and efficiency.