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The Senior Mechanical Engineer will design and develop new hardware systems for a portable nuclear microreactor, conduct stress analysis, manage component design and BOM, and collaborate with other engineers. The role demands strong ownership from design to manufacturing while ensuring compliance with safety standards.

As an Electrical Engineer, you will develop new hardware in a fast-paced startup environment, handling components like analog and mixed signal designs, PCB design, and instrumentation. Collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, you will engage in test plan development and manage BOM while contributing to innovative nuclear technology.

The Senior Power Electronics Engineer at Radiant Industries will be responsible for the design and implementation of a 1 MW nuclear microreactor power system. This includes owning the architecture of the power system, developing high-speed alternators and rectifiers, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams for effective system operation. The role demands proficiency in creating systems models and testing for integration into reactor simulations, along with project management.

As a Mechanical Engineer at Radiant Industries, you will design and analyze components for a portable nuclear microreactor, perform thermal and mechanical analysis, create manufacturing instructions, manage supplier relations, and communicate effectively with interdisciplinary teams to contribute to the development of innovative nuclear solutions.

As a Summer Intern at Radiant Industries, you'll work on real-world engineering projects in nuclear, thermomechanical, electrical, and software engineering, gaining hands-on experience and technical expertise while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams.

The Senior Manufacturing Engineer at Radiant Industries will oversee the complete manufacturing process for vital components of the Kaleidos microreactor. Responsibilities include collaborating with design engineers on production methods, refining manufacturing processes, managing specifications, and leading continuous improvement initiatives to ensure safety and quality in production.

The Mechanical Engineer II will design and develop hardware systems for a portable nuclear microreactor, focusing on components like reactor pressure vessels and thermal insulation. Responsibilities include conducting analyses for structural integrity, creating manufacturing instructions, managing component procurement, and collaborating across engineering disciplines.