or apply directly on JRC Careers's site. We never take the application ourselves.
Is this posting real?
- This role has been open
- 80 days JRC Careers's roles stay open a median of 78 days
- Reposted
- No
- Salary listed
- No 0% of JRC Careers's roles list one
- Ghost-job risk at JRC Careers
- high 25 stale, 0 reposted of 27 open
- Hiring momentum
- 40 roles opened in the last 90 days ↑ up vs. the prior 90 days
- Last confirmed on the employer's board
- 2026-10-22
Measured from postings appearing on and disappearing from JRC Careers's own greenhouse board since 2026-08-03. Full hiring picture for JRC Careers.
About this role
As a Utilities Engineer at JRC, you will conduct assessments of utility infrastructure at Department of Defense installations, focusing on systems such as electrical distribution, water, and HVAC. Your role involves identifying vulnerabilities and risks, developing recommendations for improving infrastructure resilience, and ensuring compliance with various regulations. You will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and present your findings to government leadership, directly supporting national security efforts.
- benefits
- 3/5
- freshness
- 1/5
- career value
- 4/5
- role clarity
- 5/5
- pay transparency
- 0/5
Scored from the posting itself — how clearly the role is described, how much it says about pay and benefits, and how recently it was listed. Not a judgement of JRC Careers as an employer.
What you need
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Nuclear, Marine Engineering, or a related engineering discipline
- 5+ years of utility engineering, facility infrastructure, system operations, preventive maintenance, or prime power experience in military, government, industrial, or large commercial environments
- Active Top Secret clearance with ability to obtain and maintain TS/SCI eligibility
- Experience conducting utility infrastructure assessments or facility engineering evaluations
- Knowledge of electrical distribution, prime power, water/wastewater systems, HVAC, critical infrastructure protection, utility lifecycle planning, engineering standards, safety, and environmental compliance
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and construction documents
Nice to have
- Operational experience with the U.S. Navy Nuclear Power Program, U.S. Army Prime Power Program, or similar utility engineering environment
- Master’s degree in a related engineering discipline
- DTRA or other DoD mission-assurance experience
- Experience with Facility Condition Assessments, Critical Infrastructure Protection, or utility resilience planning
- Professional Engineer (PE), OSHA 30, Certified Energy Manager (CEM), or related facility/engineering credentials
What you get
- A competitive compensation package
- An exceptional employee benefits program, providing support for our team members' well-being and success
- The chance to contribute to a high-profile Department of Defense programs and make a positive impact
- A collaborative work environment where teamwork, creativity, and innovation thrive
- Opportunities for professional growth and development, helping you advance your career
Worth weighing
- Active Top Secret clearance required, which may limit some candidates
- Role involves significant compliance and regulatory responsibilities, which may not appeal to all engineers
- Experience in military or government environments preferred, which may narrow the candidate pool
Summarised from JRC Careers's posting. Read the full original.
Listed by JRC Careers on their greenhouse job board, last confirmed open on 2026-10-22. PitchMeAI is not the employer.
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