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Conduct analyses involving the use of engineering computer codes to assess plant system thermal hydraulic performance, and transient analyses to demonstrate that licensing requirements are satisfied, particularly, sub-channel codes such as LYNXT, XCOBRA, and COBRFLX.Support of system transient response and safety analyses using RELAP based analysesInterface with Framatome European counterparts to support Light Water Reactor projects.
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Positions within Framatome may require access to proprietary information that is subject to U.S. export control regulations. More than 2,000 dedicated U.S. Framatome employees work every day to supply ever cleaner, safer, and more economical low-carbon energy for our communities and world.
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Framatome is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Tracking Code 703-378 Job Description The Customer Service Manager is a critical position on the NPC Staff who is responsible for delivering world-class customer service through effective leadership, customer relationship management, and contract administration.
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Framatome is an international leader in nuclear energy recognized for its innovative solutions and value-added technologies for the global nuclear fleet. Framatome offers a broad employee benefits portfolio as a key component of your total rewards.
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