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Antares

Electrical Engineer II

Los Angeles$135k–$160kfulltimemidAdded 2 weeks ago

About this role

Antares seeks an Electrical Engineer to design and develop instrumentation, control, and power distribution systems for advanced nuclear microreactors. You'll collaborate across teams to create safety-critical electrical architectures that meet DOE and NRC licensing requirements, from concept through testing and integration.

What you'll do

  • Design electrical systems for reactor instrumentation, control, and power distribution from concept to detailed implementation
  • Create schematics, wiring diagrams, and interface definitions for sensors and control hardware
  • Review electrical designs, wiring diagrams, harnesses, and control panel layouts for technical accuracy
  • Participate in design reviews and hazard analyses to identify electrical failure modes and mitigations
  • Support testing activities including bench testing, hardware-in-the-loop, and integration campaigns
  • Collaborate with systems, mechanical, software, and licensing teams on cross-functional projects

What they're looking for

  • Electrical system design and analysis
  • Schematic and wiring diagram creation and review
  • DC/AC circuit fundamentals and transient analysis
  • CAD tools (SPICE simulators, schematic capture, PCB layout)
  • Lab instrumentation (oscilloscopes, multimeters, power supplies)
  • Failure mode analysis in electrical and control systems
  • Safety-critical design principles
  • Technical communication and documentation
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Antares

Antares develops advanced nuclear microreactors designed for diverse applications including terrestrial, underwater, and space use, with a focus on inherently safe and mass-producible designs. The company is hiring electrical engineers, nuclear engineers, thermo-mechanical designers, software engineers, and manufacturing engineers to advance reactor systems from design and analysis through testing, qualification, and production.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience designing instrumentation and control (I&C) or power distribution systems. What tools did you use, and how did you ensure designs met performance and safety requirements?
  • Tell us about a time you identified a failure mode in an electrical or control system. How did you approach the hazard analysis and what mitigations did you recommend?
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