Design CANDU digital I&C; systems using control architecture, cybersecurity, and nuclear safety expertise at AtkinsRéalis in Canada. Support systems throughout their complete lifecycle.

The Computer Control Specialist Engineer develops architectures for nuclear generating stations. Responsibilities span DCC, DCS, plant computers, safety-critical systems, networks, and I&C; interfaces. The work supports reactor control, process control, monitoring, and nuclear safety functions through design, refurbishment, commissioning, and operations.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop computer control architectures for CANDU nuclear plants
- Specify DCC, DCS, PPC, HMI, and monitoring systems
- Prepare requirements, architecture diagrams, and design documentation
- Evaluate safety systems, hazards, reliability,



and cybersecurity
- Support integration, acceptance testing, validation, and corrective actions

Requirements:

- Bachelor’s degree in electrical, computer, or software engineering
- Qualified Engineer license or eligibility for registration
- Experience with nuclear safety and cybersecurity assessments
- Experience with DCC, DCS, PLC, SCADA, and networked systems
- Knowledge of CANDU controls, CSA, IAEA, IEC, and CNSC standards

Apply CANDU controls, digital architecture, cybersecurity, and nuclear safety expertise across AtkinsRéalis engineering programs in Canada.

📌 CANDU Digital I&C Systems Engineer (Mississauga)
🏢 Slihrms
📍 Mississauga