Hot Cell Design Engineer

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Hot Cell Design Engineer Santa Clara, CA or Remote Thanks for your interest in Oklo! We are searching for a radiological Hot Cell Design Engineer to join our dynamic fuel recycling engineering group, which is designing and deploying a modern nuclear fuel recycling facility. This is a rare opportunity to contribute to the design and development of one of the most advanced radiological hot cell systems ever. Position Description: As a Hot Cell Design Engineer at Oklo, you will help shape a highly specialized, remotely-operable hot cell environment that enables the safe, efficient processing of used nuclear fuel (UNF). You'll work collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team of mechanical, nuclear, chemical, and controls engineers to integrate critical systems such as shielding, containment, and remote operations into an industrial-scale recycling facility. Key Responsibilities: - Lead or support the mechanical and systems design of radiological hot cells used in UNF recycling, including shielding, ventilation, confinement, and remote handling systems - Define equipment and material layouts, including material transfer pathways and maintenance access strategies - Work with radiation modeling and safety analysis specialists to develop shielding requirements and establish design constraints - Integrate robotic and remote handling technologies (e.g., manipulators, cameras, cranes, etc.) into cell design - Contribute to the structural evaluation of confinement systems, ensuring compliance with fire protection, external hazard, and natural phenomena hazard requirements - Collaborate with structural, HVAC, instrumentation, and process engineers to ensure seamless integration across all hot cell systems - Participate in Failure Modes and Effects Analyses (FMEA),

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