Lead Mechanical Engineer for Turbine Island (f/m/x)

Warszawa

07_01_26_PT

Managing the work of a team coordinating technical and technological matters—mechanical and process related covering equipment within the turbine island systems, supply packages, and coordinating documentation flow with contractors.
Supervising the design process for equipment within the turbine island area and supply packages, including coordination of documentation with PEJ contractors.
Participating in design reviews and the project change management process.
Providing subject matter support to procurement and tendering procedures for the selection of contractors responsible for studies and analyses on behalf of PEJ.
Resolving complex issues requiring collaboration with specialists from other technical disciplines and functional areas.
Preparing expert opinions and guidance on applicable standards, codes, and national regulations related to nuclear power plants, the turbine island in particular.
Implementing quality management procedures and supporting quality audits.
Supervising construction and manufacturing activities, including conducting audits and participating in factory acceptance tests (FAT).
Providing support and advisory services related to the preparation of license and permit applications, including the review and approval of supplier provided information for the Preliminary Safety Analysis Report (PSAR).
Accepting equipment and installations, as well as overseeing suppliers and contractors.

University degree in power engineering, nuclear engineering, mechanical engineering, or an equivalent technical discipline.
Minimum of 10 years of professional experience in the execution of commercial power contracts, with a strong focus on nuclear energy projects.
At least 5 years of professional experience in managing a technical team.
Proven ability to manage a technical team responsible for power plant technologies and equipment, ensuring high quality and timely delivery of both technical and business tasks.
Experience in delivering large-scale nuclear or conventional power generation projects, preferably under an EPC (Engineering, Procurement, Construction) contracting model.
Demonstrated knowledge of applicable regulatory frameworks and PN, EN and IEC standards within industrial and power construction, with a strong focus on the technological and mechanical scope of the turbine island.
Professional working proficiency in English, both written and spoken (minimum B2/C1 level).

The opportunity to contribute to a unique, nationally significant strategic investment project in Poland.
Employment based on a permanent employment contract with monthly base salary in the range of PLN 15,000 – 28,000 PLN (gross) including an attractive quarterly bonus.
A comprehensive benefits package, offering private medical and dental care, a sports card (Multisport), supplemental group insurance, Occupational Pension Schemes (PPE), holiday bonuses, and company‑funded English language lessons.
Hybrid work options, with the role based at the Company’s Warsaw office and remote work available in accordance with the Employer’s internal policies.
Work in an ambitious and rapidly growing team.
A supportive and collaborative work environment.