Technical Manager - MONARK Licensing

AtkinsRéalis; Mississauga; On-site; CAD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

AtkinsRéalis is seeking a Technical Manager to lead licensing and engineering activities for a new nuclear build, reporting to the Technical Director of Safety & Licensing on the CANDU MONARK program. The role requires directing multidisciplinary teams, ensuring regulatory compliance, and delivering technically sound proposals.

Based in Mississauga, the position involves client interfacing, resource forecasting, and collaboration with marketing and corporate groups to maintain client

Qualifications

• 10 years of engineering experience in a nuclear project environment with regulatory interface.
• Thorough knowledge of CANDU design and safety analysis in Canada; USA/EU asset.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Understanding of Canadian nuclear new build regulations and codes.

Responsibilities

• Provide technical management of individuals and teams on design and build phases of the new build project.
• Approve technical documents prepared by staff.
• Plan and execute work to meet quality, cost and schedule requirements.
• Remove barriers to meet project requirements and priorities.
• Provide technical advice and SME input to staff and management.
• Participate in preparing and approving technical content of proposals.
• Forecast resource demands including skills, capabilities and durations.
• Interface with clients to deliver engineering products per customer specs.
• Collaborate with marketing and other groups to strengthen client relations.

Skills

Excellent communication

Education

Engineering degree (relevant discipline)

P.Eng Ontario

Job description

Overview

This manager will provide technical management for Licensing activities for a new build Nuclear Power Plant project within a matrix organization. This position reports to the Technical Director, Safety & Licensing and will be assigned to the CANDU MONARK project.

Responsibilities

• Provide Technical Management Of Individuals And Teams Executing Commercial And Internal Work Packages, Some Of Which May Be Multi-disciplinary, In The Design And Build Phases Of The New Build Project.
• Approving technical documents prepared by staff working under them.
• Planning and executing work consistent with quality, cost and schedule requirements.
• Removing barriers that would impact deliverables to meet project requirements and priorities, working with the assigned staff to find solutions and optimizations.
• Providing technical advice to staff and as appropriate subject matter expertise to staff and management.
• Participating in the preparation of commercial proposals and approving the technical content of proposals under their direction related to the new build project.
• Forecasting resource demands for the assigned work scope, including skills, capabilities, and durations.
• Interfacing with clients and successfully delivering engineering products in accordance with customer specification and requirements.
• Working with marketing and other corporate groups to maintain and improve client relationships and offerings.

Qualifications

• 10 years of engineering experience in a nuclear project environment involving regulatory interface, including experience leading engineering teams.
• Thorough knowledge of the tools and methods used in CANDU design and/or safety analysis in Canada, with similar knowledge for the USA and the EU an asset.
• Thorough understanding of the relevant Canadian nuclear new build regulations and Canadian codes and standards used in design.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Preferred Qualifications

• Engineering degree in a relevant engineering discipline.
• Registered Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario, qualified to seal engineering documents.
• Experience managing and/or performing multidisciplinary work with significant interfacing requirements with interfacing disciplines such as deterministic safety analysis, probabilistic safety analysis, mechanical, electrical/I&C, process control, and civil engineering.
• Experience working in a nuclear facility licensed in Canada, highly preferable.
• Willing to travel to and potentially work at Project sites to meet project needs (Note: the initial site location is at the Mississauga head office in Ontario).

Benefits

Competitive compensation, employee recognition, flexible benefits, training and professional development opportunities, hybrid working culture and generous time‑off policies.