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My name is Kamal. I was born in Lebanon, where I also attended school (below is a beautiful picture of Lebanon). I completed my university days in Lebanon, Texas and London. I'm a Structural Engineer and Programme Consultant with over 20 years of infrastructure advisory and management experience across major civil, rail, highways, and aviation programmes. After joining the Complex Infrastructure Programme Advisory Practice, part of our Projects and Programme Services team, in 2023, I was keen to explore new opportunities within the organization. By networking internally, my strengths and experience were quickly identified as the right fit for the Sizewell C programme. Now, as Programme Management Office (PMO) team lead, I play a key role in supporting the delivery of designs for this significant nuclear infrastructure project. Discover nuclear careers with AtkinsRéalis.
What skills do you need to work in nuclear?
Transitioning into a new sector meant upskilling quickly. Managing the vast amount of programme data and information in nuclear projects required me to develop new technical skills, including complex Excel functions, Power Query, and Power BI. I've also learned the importance of installing gateways to ensure the integrity and accuracy of data as it moves through multiple reporting tools to the client.
But beyond technical expertise, I've also experienced first-hand how programme management, leadership, and stakeholder engagement are just as critical to delivering nuclear projects successfully—skills that many professionals already have, even if they haven't worked in nuclear before. Learn how we remove barriers for diverse talent.
How can I transfer my skills into a nuclear career?
If you're interested in transitioning into nuclear, focus on your transferable skills. Many of the capabilities gained in infrastructure, transportation, or other large-scale programmes—such as governance, risk management, cost optimization, and stakeholder engagement—are highly relevant.
It's also worth taking some time to understand the nuclear sector and what makes it unique. There are key differences from other industries, but with an open mindset and willingness to learn, it's an exciting and rewarding field to step into. Read how we support women employees to thrive.
What nuclear jobs can I apply for without industry experience?
We're looking for talented people to be part of the UK's transition to clean power. Not worked in nuclear before? It doesn't matter. There are opportunities for people with all kinds of skills, from project management to data analysis, commercial strategy, and engineering design. If you're interested in working on projects that will shape the UK's energy future, don't count yourself out!
Scroll down to explore roles in our nuclear team and see how your experience can help drive the UK's 2050 net zero goals.
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