What career you could have in nuclear industry
You are the brain of the project. You are fascinated by rare particles, protocols, and puzzles that make everyone else shrug.
Possible professions: nuclear physicist, radiochemist, nuclear fuel specialist.
You slogan: “Let’s calculate one more time. And one more time again. Just in case.”
Where to find you: in the lab among test tubes and protocols, or in the canteen with a laptop and equations
You don’t just think - you make things happen. On your desk: a screwdriver, a specification sheet, and a coffee mug with that says “Criticality is no joke”.
Possible professions: SCADA engineer, adjuster, reactor systems designer.
You slogan: “If it does not work, I will find out why. If it does, I will make it work even better.”
Where to find you: on site, wearing a helmet and talking on phone with colleagues, figuring out how to fix a pipeline without shutting down the reactor.
You explain atoms in a way that makes people exclaim “Now I understand!” You are the bridge between science and the public.
Possible professions: PR manager, communications specialist, nuclear power plant guide, nuclear power plant SMM specialist.
You slogan: “It is not dangerous – just fascinating. And I’ll tell you why.”
Where to find you: on social media, writing captivating stories about neutrons, or at a school, speaking at an open lesson as a guest - your tales of nuclear physics make everyone fall silent in excitement, hanging on your every word.
You might not launch reactors yourself, but without you, no one knows when and where they will be launched. You are the process master, the keeper of deadlines, spreadsheets, and calls - and in the world of scientists that’s invaluable!
Possible professions: project manager, function supervisor, document coordinator.
You slogan: “No certificate, no permit. No permit, nothing at all.”
Where to find you: in Excel, somewhere between the 14th call and the 8th email.
You are the life and soul of the team. Maybe you are not eager to work with the reactor, but you keep everyone on their toes and maintain order. You have the situation under control, from the shift schedule to who’s on duty right now.
Possible professions: HR, dispatcher, technical support specialist, shift administrator.
You slogan: “It is all about people. Everything else can be solved.”
Where to find you: on an important call, in the canteen making sure everyone gets their lunch on time, or in the meeting room deciding who to promote.
There is no need to convince you that the atom is cool. You already have a sticker pack featuring neutrons, a meme about half-life, and the ultimate joke about critical mass.
Suitable areas: popular science, blogging, nuclear infostyling (yes, it exists)
You slogan: “The atom isn’t just serious, it’s funny too.”
Where to find you: in the comments under a post about ITER, playfully explaining what a thermonuclear reaction is.
You know that the helmet is not just part of the uniform – it’s a way of life. You are aware of everything, keep processes under control, and know how to be serious when needed (and even when it is not necessary, you can be).
Possible professions: on-site engineer, occupational safety specialist, shift supervisor, and technical support for everything at once.
You slogan: “No work without a permit. No permit without a helmet.”
Where to find you: somewhere between the reactor and the canteen - everyone knows that if something goes wrong, they need to call you.
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