Field Engineer, In Vessel UT

Job Description Summary The In-vessel UT (IVUT) Field Engineer provides technical direction and oversight of NDE activities on nuclear power plant inspection projects. The Lead Field Engineer is responsible to support development of processes, techniques, and tooling to meet business needs. The main function of the IVUT Field Engineer is to support the execution of robotic UT inspections at nuclear utilities inside the reactor vessel. Additionally the Field Engineer supports repair of tooling and design and testing efforts of new tooling. Job Description Roles and Responsibilities Support the planning, scheduling, and delivery of GVH IVUT projects, ensuring alignment with scope, budget, and timeline. Provide task leadership, technical direction, and day-to-day coordination for work teams comprised of GVH personnel and contingent workers. Establish and maintain effective working relationships with customer and vendors. Represent GVH on commercial, technical, and compliance issues, working collaboratively within an integrated services team environment. Support business activities including: Development of inspection tooling and techniques. Commercial Operations support. Planning & Staffing. Training and knowledge transfer. Perform duties and complete assignments in accordance with GVH standards for integrity, safety, and quality. Work effectively in field environments, including customer refueling outages and other critical operations. Travel up to 70% of the time, domestically and internationally, to customer sites and other GVH locations as required. This role has onsite requirements. Candidates for this position must be able to work onsite at the Wilmington NC service center. Required Qualifications Technical degree in a discipline related to mechatronics, robotics, or mechanical engineering OR a minimum of 6 years of leadership experience in a technical field. Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Ability to climb 10 flights of stairs twice per day. Ability to pass a resp...