Join Westinghouse as an Electrical Engineering Intern for Summer 2026. This internship will provide you with hands-on experience in the field of electrical engineering, working alongside experienced professionals. You will assist in various projects, contribute to design and analysis tasks, and gain valuable insights into the nuclear energy industry. Responsibilities may include supporting engineering teams, participating in project meetings, and assisting with technical documentation.

As a Principal I&C Systems Engineer you will lead a team of engineers to implement systems engineering processes on large Westinghouse nuclear instrumentation and control projects and support solutions created for the commercial nuclear sector of the energy market. You will lead technical design creation and changes across multi-discipline groups by applying solid design principles to apply configuration management, requirements management, and verification and validation concepts across multiple systems. You will report to the Nordic CIS Engineering Manager and be located in Västerås, Sweden. Model of work: hybrid. Key Responsibilities: • Lead team of engineers and coordinate technical discussions between groups and disciplines. • Design, implement and support nuclear applications based on our requirements and customer specifications using approved technologies and coding standards. • Design, implement and support software components and systems to follow and satisfy engineering, scientific, regulatory, and manufacturing requirements. • Develop positive customer relationships by positively addressing customer concerns and issues. • Decompose and implement technical and process requirements from contracts, codes and standards, or other project inputs into I&C specific requirements. • Produce interface specifications between different scopes of equipment. • Provide cost estimates for project scopes. • Perform documentation and engineering reviews for implemented hardware and software.

At Westinghouse Electric Company, we are pioneers in nuclear technology and our technology is the basis for nearly half of the world's commercial nuclear power plants in operation. Today, we are also building several new reactors that contribute to more fossil-free energy. Globally, we have over 10,000 employees in 19 countries, of which 1,000 are at our Swedish workplaces in Västerås and Täby. Our Swedish operations were founded in 1969 and supply nuclear fuel as well as products and services in automation, maintenance, testing and decommissioning for customers around the world. Do you want to work in an exciting, high-tech industry and contribute to a better climate? Are you a motivated and curious person with experience in electrical and mechanical industrial maintenance? Welcome to Westinghouse and BNO2, the Maintenance Department for non-active mechanical workshops and encapsulated uranium workshops. We are 11 employees in areas such as electrical mechanics, order preparer and coordinators who work together to manage preventive and corrective maintenance on the Fuel Factory's production equipment. Your contribution to the transition to fossil-free energy: As an electrical mechanic technician, your main responsibilities include preventive and corrective maintenance. It also requires that you can be situational and include, among other things: • Replacement of pumps and valves • Repair and renovations • Participate in new investments and improvement work. • Robot positioning • Leak detection on vacuum applications. • Troubleshoot using PLC and electrical schematics. You will work onsite in the factory in Västerås and the position is daytime with standby. Therefore, we are looking for you who live in Västerås and the surrounding area and who can be at the factory within an hour if you are on standby. We are looking for you: To excel here, we believe that you maintain focus on safety, accuracy and structure even when the pace is high. You have experience troubleshooting and repairing equipment in the manufacturing industry. We believe that you grow in an environment that is developing and curious to learn more about maintenance work in a nuclear fuel manufacturing industry.

At Westinghouse Electric Company, we are pioneers in nuclear technology and our technology is the basis for nearly half of the world's commercial nuclear power plants in operation. Today, we are also building several new reactors that contribute to more fossil-free energy. Globally, we have over 10,000 employees in 19 countries, of which 1,000 are at our Swedish workplaces in Västerås and Täby. Our Swedish operations were founded in 1969 and supply nuclear fuel as well as products and services in automation, maintenance, testing and decommissioning for customers around the world. About the role: The Field Service Department in Västerås, Nordic Reactor Services, has approximately 60 employees. These employees, along with several consultants, work with service and maintenance of nuclear fuel, and maintenance of systems in nuclear power plants. Field Service has an end‑to‑end responsibility toward our customers and designs, manufactures, and tests tools that are used in our assignments. Our customers are typically nuclear power plants in Europe (Asia and the USA may also occur). As a System Engineer you will involve yourself from idea generation through to delivery or site work at the customer's location. You will work with mechanical designers and other departments. You will oversee the systems in our tenders, development, and delivery projects for both internal and external customers. We manage our work in our own facilities but also carry it out on‑site. We work with relatively short cycles from design to delivery. The work includes a mix of internal projects for developing methods and equipment, and external delivery and site projects. The tasks and technologies often have a more practical than theoretical application. You will report to the Manager Nordic Reactor Services Product & Project and be located in Västerås, Sweden. Model of work: hybrid. Key Responsibilities: • Technical lead in commercial delivery projects involving electrical and control systems • Technical support or coordination for business opportunities and tenders including control functionality/logic • Maintain up-to-date documentation for control systems • Requirement owner and coordinator for targeted interventions and upgrades of control systems in in‑house equipment • Build “product knowledge” of our equipment and develop an understanding of how it is used, including the interaction between mechanics, electricity, control systems • Technical support during site work • Define requirements for, and coordinate software maintenance for software used in in‑house equipment (.NET, LabVIEW) • Electrical design at low‑voltage level is often outsourced, but it is beneficial to act as a sounding board in the work.

At Westinghouse Electric Company, we are pioneers in nuclear technology and our technology is the basis for nearly half of the world's commercial nuclear power plants in operation. Today, we are also building several new reactors that contribute to more fossil-free energy. Globally, we have over 10,000 employees in 19 countries, of which 1,000 are at our Swedish workplaces in Västerås and Täby. Our Swedish operations were founded in 1969 and supply nuclear fuel as well as products and services in automation, maintenance, testing and decommissioning for customers around the world. About the role: Welcome to Westinghouse and BNO1, the Maintenance Department for Uranium Bearing Workshops. We are 16 employees in areas such as Heaters, Electricians and Mechanics who work together to perform maintenance on the Fuel Factory's production equipment. Key Responsibilities: • Preventive and corrective maintenance • troubleshooting • Repair • Renovation of pumps, valves and special components in the fuel factory. To thrive here, we believe that you are a responsible person who solves problems with a high focus on safety. You are initiative-taking, communicative and have a high level of service to those around you. You will work onsite at our fuel factory and the role also include periods of standby. We are therefore looking for you who live within the hour of the fuel factory. Qualifications: • Education with focus on industrial engineering • 3+ years experience as a mechanic in the manufacturing industry • Knowledge in maintenance systems • Proficiency in Swedish and English, both written and spoken. Apply Today! Welcome with your application including CV and cover letter. We interview candidates on a continuous basis, so please send in your application as soon as possible! We carry out security clearance as part of the recruitment process. You will report to Annica Söderberg, for more information about the role, please contact Annica at soderbah@westinghouse.com

At Westinghouse Electric Company, we are pioneers in nuclear technology, and our technology is the basis for nearly half of the world's commercial nuclear power plants in operation. Today, we are also building several new reactors that contribute to more fossil-free energy. Globally, we have over 10,000 employees in 19 countries, of which 1,000 are at our Swedish workplaces in Västerås and Täby. Our Swedish operations were founded in 1969 and supply nuclear fuel as well as products and services in automation, maintenance, testing and decommissioning for customers around the world. About the role: Are you a structured person with experience in mechanical design? Do you also want to work in a complex, high-tech industry and contribute to a better climate? Welcome to Westinghouse and the Department of Decommissioning of Nuclear Facilities! We are about 40 employees in areas such as design management, project management and mechanical design who work together with segmentation (decommissioning) of reactor vessels and their internal parts. As a Mechanical Designer you will help develop project-specific tools for decommissioning and handling of the radioactive components. You will report to the Segmentation Engineering Manager and be located in Västerås, Sweden. Model of work: hybrid. Key Responsibilities: • Make 3D simulations in CAD of the cutting and of the packing in containers • Develop detailed designs for the manufacturing of the tools • Write instructions for our technicians who will use the tools • In addition to the daily work, we would like you to challenge previous technical solutions to constantly improve function and design in such a way that we save time and avoid problems when using the equipment in the field.