Nuclear Security Tech Lead & Publications Coordinator

International Atomic Energy Agency; Wien; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna seeks a Guidance and Standards Nuclear Security Officer to coordinate CPPNM activities and publication of Nuclear Security Guidance documents. The role includes scientific secretary duties for NSGC and AdSec, and to oversee development of high‑quality security publications in collaboration with multiple divisions.

The successful candidate will provide technical leadership on Nuclear Security Series, engage with Member States, and advance the agency's

Qualifications

• Advanced degree or higher in a relevant field; two years of experience may substitute
• Experience developing guidance and standards in an international setting
• Experience engaging with Member States and international partners

Responsibilities

• Lead CPPNM and Amendment activities and Nuclear Security Guidance within NS programme
• Act as Scientific Secretary for NSGC and AdSec to advise DG IAEA
• Coordinate publication reviews and ensure quality of Nuclear Security Series publications
• Manage coordination with O NSS, NS, and other divisions to align guidance content
• Represent IAEA at international meetings and build partnerships

Skills

Management & Programme Analysis

Guidance Development

Member State Engagement

Nuclear Security Regimes

Project Management

Education

Advanced university degree in nuclear science or natural sciences

Doctorate in nuclear science/natural sciences (asset)

Job description

International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna seeks a Guidance and Standards Nuclear Security Officer to coordinate CPPNM activities and publication of Nuclear Security Guidance documents. The role includes scientific secretary duties for NSGC and AdSec, and to oversee development of high‑quality security publications in collaboration with multiple divisions.

The successful candidate will provide technical leadership on Nuclear Security Series, engage with Member States, and advance the agency's