They work on the design, development, and optimization of nuclear reactors. They focus on designing safe, efficient, and cost-effective design solutions for reactors and their components.

These professionals ensure the safety of workers and the general public from exposure to radiation in nuclear facilities. They develop and implement safety protocols, conduct radiation surveys, and monitor radiation levels.

Their primary focus is on ensuring the safe operation of nuclear power plants and facilities. They evaluate safety measures, perform risk assessments, and develop emergency response plans to prevent accidents and nuclear incidents.

They are involved in the development, testing, and production of nuclear fuels. They work on improving fuel performance, analyzing fuel behavior under various conditions, and conducting research to enhance fuel efficiency

These engineers deal with the safe disposal and management of nuclear waste generated by nuclear power plants. They assess waste treatment and storage strategies, develop waste management procedures, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements

They design and operate control systems, sensors, and instrumentation used in nuclear reactors. They develop and maintain control systems to monitor and regulate reactor operations, ensuring safe and reliable performance.

These professionals are responsible for the operation and maintenance of nuclear power plants. They monitor system parameters, control reactor operations, troubleshoot issues, and ensure the safe and efficient functioning of the plant.

They conduct cutting-edge research in various areas of nuclear engineering, such as reactor physics, materials science, nuclear fusion, and nuclear medicine. They develop new technologies and innovative solutions to address challenges in the field.

These professionals work for government agencies or regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and operational regulations within the nuclear industry. They review and approve license applications, inspect nuclear facilities, and enforce regulatory standards.