As one of the nation’s leading nuclear power plant owners and operators, CENG is committed to growing our company and our employees. Our belief is that our strongest competitive advantage is our talented people. We’re a great company with great people that are driven to deliver and succeed.

Careers in the nuclear energy industry offer challenging work, competitive salaries and benefits, and opportunities for advancement. Nuclear professionals help to protect the environment by supporting the nation’s fleet of emission-free nuclear power plants, which provide nearly 20 percent of U.S. electricity.

Nuclear energy companies need workers across a broad range of disciplines. Opportunities exist for a variety of engineers, technicians, skilled trade and technology workers, and others.

Please click here to view current CENG openings and apply online.

Educational Partnerships

A well-trained energy workforce is an important piece of our nation’s economy and plays a vital role in maintaining our energy independence. Unfortunately, the energy industry is currently faced with several employment challenges:

  • The average age of workers in the energy industry is now over 50, and up to half of the industry’s current workforce will retire within five to 10 years.
  • As new power plants are constructed and new technologies are adopted, employers will need to hire additional employees.
  • Existing training programs cannot meet demand due to the rapid advancement of technology and industry growth.

Constellation Energy Nuclear Group (CENG) has developed strong Educational Partnerships to maintain a robust pipeline of highly skilled, educated and local workers that share our commitment to safety and our pride in the communities we serve. CENG works with both two-year community colleges and four-year universities.

TWO-YEAR COMMUNITY COLLEGES

  • College of Southern Maryland (CSM)
    • Since 2008, CENG has provided CSM with approximately $330,000 to support development of the Nuclear Engineering Technology (NET) degree program, which focuses on maintenance disciplines, and creates a CENG Welding Lab at the Center for Trades and Energy Training. $75,000 is earmarked for scholarships to the NET program; this funding was also leveraged to receive more than $130,000 in Nuclear Regulatory Commission grants for additional scholarships and other program costs.
    • Nineteen students received scholarships in the initial year of the NET program and the first graduates are expected in May 2012. In 2010, the Center for Trades and Energy Training served 154 welding students, a key skill set for the energy industry.
  • Onondaga Community College (OCC)
    • CENG Corporate HR and NMP pledged $100,000 over two years to support OCC’s NET Associate of Applied Science degree, which focuses on maintenance disciplines.
  • Bismarck State College via EPCE online
    • Bismarck State College’s Primary Utility Partner is Exelon Nuclear and CENG serves as a Secondary Utility Partner.
    • Bismarck offers a 100 percent online Associate of Applied Science degree in Nuclear Power Technology.

FOUR-YEAR UNIVERSITIES

  • Rochester Institute of Technology
    • CENG has provided funding to support inter-related minors in Nuclear Energy & Health Physics.
  • Polytechnic University of NYU
    • CENG has provided funding that was leveraged to receive additional NRC funding that supports an Interdisciplinary minor in nuclear Science & Engineering.
  • Syracuse University
    • CENG has provided funding to support an interdisciplinary Nuclear Engineering Track.