Power the Future of Clean Energy — Join PDS Tech Commercial as a Software Engineer III

Be part of something bigger. This is your opportunity to help shape next‑generation nuclear reactor technology while working alongside industry-leading engineers at a global energy innovator. If you thrive on solving complex technical challenges and want your work to make a real-world impact, this role was built for you.

Role Snapshot

• Location: Hybrid (with limited travel — less than 15% to Wilmington, NC sites)

• Schedule: 1st Shift, flexible start times between 7:00 AM – 8:30 AM

• Pay Rate: Open to negotiate based on experience (competitive hourly rate)

As a Software Engineer III, you’ll play a critical role in developing, validating, and testing advanced nuclear reactor systems—supporting safe, reliable, and innovative energy solutions used around the world.

What You’ll Do

In this role, you’ll combine hands-on engineering with strategic thinking to bring cutting-edge technology from concept to reality.

• Develop specifications, test plans, inspections, and technical documentation for next-generation reactor systems

• Design, schedule, and execute confirmation and validation tests that meet customer, design, and regulatory requirements

• Collaborate closely with engineers, technicians, and cross-functional teams to solve complex technical challenges

• Identify, document, and help mitigate technical risks across projects

• Provide strong design bases that align with business needs, project goals, and industry standards

• Work directly with technicians to build fixtures, prepare test facilities, and conduct unique, one-of-a-kind tests

• Create manual and automated production test procedures to ensure product reliability and performance

• Analyze results and present clear, actionable technical data to internal teams and customers

• Support testing activities on-site and occasionally travel domestically or internationally for customer or supplier engagements

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering (or equivalent education and experience)

• 5+ years of testing experience with complex electrical or electro-mechanical systems

• Hands-on experience with FPGA programming and Universal Verification Methodology (UVM)

• Strong technical problem-solving skills with the ability to independently assess issues and drive results

• Proven ability to communicate clearly, take ownership, and deliver on commitments

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience testing new or prototype designs in highly regulated environments

• Strong knowledge of measurement devices, calibration processes, and diagnostic troubleshooting

• Hands-on experience with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and automated test systems

• Programming experience in C, Python, LabVIEW, or LabWindows

• Experience developing automated test programs and working with FPGA-based systems

• Familiarity with technical documentation and regulatory-quality reporting

• Ability to work independently while excelling in cross-functional, collaborative teams

Why Join Us

• Make an Impact: Contribute directly to advanced nuclear technologies that support global sustainability and energy reliability

• Innovative Culture: Work with highly skilled engineers in an environment that values curiosity, collaboration, and continuous improvement

• Career Growth: Expand your technical expertise through complex, high-visibility projects

• Flexibility: Hybrid work model with flexible start times

• Competitive Benefits: Access to professional support, growth opportunities, and a role designed to challenge and reward you

Ready to Build the Future of Energy?

If you’re driven by innovation, motivated by meaningful engineering challenges, and excited to work on world-class energy technology, we want to hear from you.

Apply today and take the next step in powering tomorrow.

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