Sr. Engineer / Sr. Analyst - Electrical, Control & Instrumentation
Kinectrics · Kincardine, ON
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What this role involves
Senior engineer or senior analyst role in electrical, control and instrumentation with Kinectrics in Kincardine, Ontario, in the Design and Engineering Services department, reporting to the Section Manager, Site Engineering and Design — one of three openings for the same title. The successful candidates work on engineering projects that support Bruce Power's Major Component Replacement program, ongoing refurbishment work and rapid response engineering that addresses emergent plant needs. The role delivers electrical, instrumentation and control engineering expertise to power generation utilities, providing input and direction to conceptual and detailed equipment designs, and preparing specifications and design changes for electrical equipment. The engineer needs strong knowledge of control system design and equipment including control computers, PID controllers, digital control systems, programmable logic controllers and advanced control theory. The work also includes electrical analysis, equipment protection and cable and equipment selection, interfacing with construction and procurement partners and utility stakeholders, and field support to plant design modifications. Regular travel to client sites in Tiverton is required for walkdowns. The position is permanent and shift-based, forty hours a week, with rotating shifts, overtime, weekend and field work. Kinectrics asks for a bachelor's or graduate degree in electrical or instrumentation and control engineering or equivalent, eight or more years of relevant experience, a Professional Engineer of Ontario licence or eligibility for it, good knowledge of CANDU design and pressurized, pressurized heavy-water and boiling-water reactors, and in-depth knowledge of codes and standards such as N299 and CSA N286. The role requires the successful candidate to complete a security clearance process under the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, which may take up to twelve months. Pay is shown as $120,000 to $140,000 per year. Posted October 16, 2026. Verified live on the employer's own careers page on November 5, 2026.
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Skills and platforms: PLC · DCS · SCADA · PID · CANDU
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