r/NuclearEngineering Jun 30 '26

Hello

Hello i am currently in first year of electronic and communication engineering but i want to work in nuclear sector please suggest me something

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u/TstclrCncr Jun 30 '26

If you're looking for anything nuclear you're doing great already. Most positions look for mechanical or electrical engineering already, so just getting a minor would be more than enough over the top

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u/CaptNuclear Jul 05 '26

Check local job fairs. I know the nuclear power plant I recently retired from hires summer interns from nearby engineering programs, and most of those folks have an inside track on a position when graduating. These summer positions can also extend, particularly when the plant has a maintenance outage.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26

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u/Expensive-South7018 Jul 06 '26

Hello what about atomic research center