Design Technical Lead - Nuclear

Job Description - Design Technical Lead - Nuclear (MAR00UX)Management Level:Manager:

Building on our past. Ready for the future

Worley is a global professional services company of energy, chemicals and resources experts. We partner with customers to deliver projects and create value over the life of their assets. We’re bridging two worlds, moving towards more sustainable energy sources, while helping to provide the energy, chemicals and resources needed now.

Purpose:

Worley is seeking a Design Technical Lead - Nuclear in Markham, Ontario with extensive experience in the nuclear industry to lead and execute complex projects. You will be responsible for ensuring that project deliverables are completed with quality, on time, and within budget, while upholding Worley’s standards for safety and technical excellence.

You will be part of a growing team that is embedded in the transformation of Ontario’s Nuclear fleet, working on critical projects, some of the most ambitious clean energy programs in the world.Why join Worley’s Nuclear team:

• The scale of impact — supporting cornerstone projects that power millions of homes with zero-emissions energy.

• The engineering culture — technically rigorous, quality-driven, and execution-focused.

• The people — high-performing, collaborative teams who care deeply about what they do.

• The opportunity to grow — not just personally, but to help shape the next generation of nuclear professionals.

If you’re looking for more than a job — if you want to help build the future of energy — we’re hiring across all disciplines. Come work where it matters.

Responsibilities:

• Design Team Lead (DTL) familiar with the primary interface similar to Nuclear Utility Sector.

• Drive adherence of multi-discipline design team to the applicable Engineering Change Control (ECC) process.

• Maintain consistency and quality across engineering design packages from all disciplines.

• Serve as the primary contact for implementing interface requirements within the design.

• Coordinate and lead meetings (., COMS, DCAVR) with stakeholders such as Procurement Engineering, as needed.

• Review Asset Suite Design panels to ensure engineering updates align with client governance.

• Deliver all technical engineering tasks on time and within budget.

• Oversee vendor deliverables to ensure quality and compliance with technical specifications.

• Collaborate with cross-functional, multi-disciplinary project teams.

• Report to the Project Engineering Manager to ensure project delivery meets schedule, budget, QA programs, codes, standards, and regulatory requirements.
  

What you will bring:

Technical and Industry Experience:

• Experience working in all phases of a project, including the conceptual design phase, preliminary engineering, detailed design, construction/installation, commissioning, and closeout.

• Working knowledge of pressure boundary licensing requirements and interface with TSSA/ CNSC.

• Working knowledge of client Asset Suite/Maximo with active access rights.

• Detailed understanding of Utility (ECC) process and governance procedures.

• Demonstrate strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work in a multidisciplinary team environment.

• Strong leadership, interpersonal and communication skills, with strong customer focus.
  
  Education – Qualifications, Accreditation, Training:

• Engineering degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering or related discipline from an accredited University.

• Registered Professional Engineer with Professional Engineers Ontario, member in good standing

• Utility Design Engineer (DE) Qualification QID#33685.
  
  Required:

• Must be available to participate in Worley’s Hybrid work schedule, 4 days in the office.

• Have a valid nuclear security clearance.

For applicants based in the province of Ontario, the salary range is $148,000 to $192,000 CAD. Application of the pay band: Variation in salary is determined by factors such as the candidate’s qualifications, relevant years of experience, geographic location, internal pay equity, and prevailing market conditions for the specific role.