Valar Atomics
OT Engineer
$145K–$175K
Torrance, California, United States · Full-time · Posted Oct 13, 2026
- Education
- Formal degrees and certifications are not required; equivalent technical experience is acceptable.
- Visa sponsorship
- Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States as a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (green card holder).
About the job
Build, integrate, test, and support operational technology systems across Valar Atomics’ reactor, fuel, and power-conversion programs, including SCADA, networking, operational data, cybersecurity, verification, and commissioning.
What you'll do
- Configure, administer, integrate, and troubleshoot SCADA platforms, OT networks, infrastructure, and operational data systems.
- Write and execute verification, commissioning, recovery, and cybersecurity tests; document configurations, evidence, discrepancies, and procedures.
- Support field installation, vendor and systems-integrator coordination, commissioning, startup, outage, and incident activities.
What they ask for
- Direct production experience with Rockwell FactoryTalk View SE, Linx, Historian SE/AVEVA PI, and AssetCentre, including distributed or redundant deployment, administration, backup/recovery, and troubleshooting.
- Strong packet capture, protocol analysis, structured-cabling validation, monitoring, and Layer 1-7 root-cause troubleshooting capability.
- Ability to build automation and test tooling using C#, PowerShell, CMD, or equivalent tools, with strong technical writing and configuration-control skills.
- Frequent travel and hands-on field work in Orangeville are required.
Nice to have
- End-to-end industrial OT ownership, verification, and commissioning experience in a demanding operational environment.
- Experience in nuclear energy, power generation, or another regulated or safety-conscious industry.
Pay
$145,000 USD — $175,000 USD (base salary)
Tools
FactoryTalk View SE, Linx, Historian SE/AVEVA PI, AssetCentre, C#, PowerShell, CMD, Arista
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