Safety Control Systems Engineer Scsn-002

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**Purpose**

As a Safety Control Systems Engineer, you will work with the Central Safety System Responsible Officer (RO) and contribute to activities linked to the design of the Safety Control System, to the licensing of this system, and to the procurement, installation, integration, and commissioning.

In collaboration with the Responsible Officer, you will ensure the Safety Control System meets the project requirements and is delivered on time.

Additionally, you will be responsible for the integration of the Plant Safety Systems for Nuclear (PSS-N), in the Central Safety system for Nuclear.

**Background information**:
This position is structured in the Science and Operations Domain (SCOP), Controls Division (CD), and is part of the Facility Control System Section (FCS). The Control System Division is responsible for developing the central control systems and associated infrastructure required for the ITER machine and facility operation.

**Key Duties, Scope, and Level of Accountability**
- Prepares the detailed specifications and designs of sub-systems composing the nuclear safety Control Systems;
- Defines the integration plans for the Safety Control Systems, and assures all SCS-N subsystems are correctly integrated and aligned with nuclear safety I&C standards;
- Develops and maintains the needed documentation for full acceptance of the CSS-N, in accordance with nuclear safety I&C standards requirements and the ITER Organization (IO) Management & Quality Program (MQP);
- Contributes to the development of the nuclear safety I&C control system according to the relevant nuclear standard;
- Develops the required procedures to the functional qualification of the SCS-N hardwired and computerized I&C functions;
- Prepares and conducts the in Factory Acceptance Tests, Site Acceptance Tests, and commissioning tests of the Safety Control Systems;
- Contributes to the standalone and integrated commissioning phases for the safety systems;
- Contributes to the definition of the interfaces between central safety control system and plant safety systems;
- Participates in the preparation of the Safety Control Systems design reviews;
- Manages the procurement process, including the technical and financial evaluation of tenders, identifying gaps between propositions with technical requirements of specifications;
- Collaborates with the ITER Safety Department to ensure safety requirements are correctly implemented within the CSS-N;
- May be required to work outside ITER Organization reference working hours, including nights, week-ends and public holidays.

**Measures of Effectiveness**
- Establishes the safety control systems integration plans and procedures within defined timeline;
- Prepares the plant safety I&C system specifications required for the project;
- Develops the component interfaces within the Safety Control Systems, and sensors/actuators delivered by the different plant safety systems, within defined schedule and cost;
- Prepares and executes the validation, installation, and commissioning of the Safety Control Systems;
- Maintains, updates, and / or submits technical documentation as required to move work forward.

**Experience & Profile**
- **_Professional Experience: _**
- Minimum 8 years’ experience in the engineering and commissioning of safety I&C systems within complex international environments or projects;
- **_Education:_**
- Masters’ degree or equivalent in industrial control, nuclear engineering field, or othe