Stockholm, Sweden · On-site
Lead Engineer – Turbine Systems (Owner Organisation)Videberg Kraft AB Being part of the development of new nuclear power in Sweden is a unique opportunity – and a central part of the future sustainable energy supply. Vid…
Skills: Turbine systems, System engineering, Technical leadership, Design authority, Interface management
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The Lead Engineer will act as the technical authority for turbine island systems, ensuring design maturity, integration, and compliance with regulatory and owner requirements. They will manage technical interfaces across the plant and drive alignment between suppliers, internal teams, and licensing objectives.
The ideal candidate has solid experience as a Lead or System Engineer within turbine systems or complex industrial environments, preferably in the nuclear sector. Strong analytical skills, a structured approach to technical decision-making, and fluency in both Swedish and English are required.
Being part of the development of new nuclear power in Sweden is a unique opportunity – and a central part of the future sustainable energy supply.
Videberg Kraft is a project company with the mission to develop, construct, and operate new nuclear power in Sweden. The company is currently being built from the ground up, where strong owner capability, governance, system integration, and licensing readiness are critical to success.
We are now looking for a Lead Engineer – Turbine Systems who will take a key technical leadership role within Videberg Kraft’s owner and future licensee organisation. The role will focus on establishing technical clarity, integration, and assurance for turbine island systems and their interfaces to the wider plant.
As a Lead Engineer – Turbine Systems, you will act as a technical authority on the owner side, ensuring that the turbine island design, delivery, and integration meet owner requirements, regulatory expectations, and the overall plant design intent.
You will be responsible for driving technical alignment, system integration, and design maturity across suppliers and internal functions. A central aspect of the role is to ensure that turbine systems are properly defined, specified, reviewed, and verified in line with the licensing basis and overall plant architecture.
You will play a key role in managing technical interfaces between turbine island, reactor island, electrical systems, and balance-of-plant systems—ensuring consistency, traceability, and readiness for key design reviews and programme milestones.
Act as Lead Engineer / system responsible for turbine island and balance of plant systems within the owner organisation
Define and maintain technical requirements and design basis for turbine systems in alignment with overall plant requirements
Ensure design maturity and technical quality across supplier deliverables and system documentation
Drive technical interface management between turbine island, reactor island and supporting plant systems
Ensure alignment with safety classification, requirements engineering and system integration principles
Review and challenge supplier designs; ensure compliance with technical specifications, standards and licensing requirements
Secure that verification, validation and acceptance criteria are defined and implemented for turbine systems
Ensure traceability of requirements and design decisions to support licensing, handover and long-term operations
Work closely with Engineering, Safety/Regulatory, Procurement/Contract Management, Quality and Commissioning teams
Support establishment of owner-side design authority and technical governance model
Contribute to design reviews, technical decision forums and change management processes
Support supplier management through fact-based technical evaluation and structured communication
Ensure that interfaces, assumptions and system boundaries are clearly defined and managed
Has solid experience as Lead Engineer, System Engineer, or technical specialist within turbine systems, power generation or similar complex industrial environments
Has strong understanding of system engineering, design processes and technical integration
Is experienced in working in regulated environments (nuclear is a strong merit)
Has the ability to manage technical interfaces across disciplines and organisations
Is comfortable working on the owner / client side, reviewing and challenging suppliers
Has strong analytical capability and takes a structured, fact-based approach to technical decisions
Communicates fluently in both Swedish and English
A key technical leadership role in one of Sweden’s most important industrial initiatives
The opportunity to build owner-side engineering capability and design authority from the ground up
Close collaboration with leading engineering experts, suppliers and strategic partners
A high-impact environment where technical clarity, structure and quality are critical to success
Long-term opportunities to grow into broader technical leadership or system integration roles
If you have questions about the role, you are very welcome to contact:
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We’re reviewing applications continuously, so we encourage you to apply as soon as possible. The application deadline is September 7, 2026.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Videberg Kraft aims to meet the rapidly growing demand for stable, fossil-free and competitively priced electricity
Videberg Kraft will combine the best of Swedish industry with nuclear knowledge to successfully develop and deliver 1500 MW at Värö. We aim to meet the rapidly growing demand for stable, fossil-free and competitively priced electricity as society and industry undergoes large-scale electrification and requirements for a robust power system increase. The ambition is for the first modular nuclear reactor to be in operation in the mid-2030s. The project has the potential to become one of the largest industrial projects in Sweden’s history, involving thousands of people in construction, installation and commissioning.
View all jobs at Videberg KraftVideberg Kraft aims to meet the rapidly growing demand for stable, fossil-free and competitively priced electricity
Videberg Kraft will combine the best of Swedish industry with nuclear knowledge to successfully develop and deliver 1500 MW at Värö. We aim to meet the rapidly growing demand for stable, fossil-free and competitively priced electricity as society and industry undergoes large-scale electrification and requirements for a robust power system increase. The ambition is for the first modular nuclear reactor to be in operation in the mid-2030s. The project has the potential to become one of the largest industrial projects in Sweden’s history, involving thousands of people in construction, installation and commissioning.
View all jobs at Videberg Kraft