Director of Regulatory Affairs & Nuclear Licensing

DISA Technologies; Grand Junction (CO); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus Pool

PTO

Paid Holidays

Excellent Healthcare Benefits

401k Matching up to 4%

Job summary

DISA Technologies seeks a Director of Regulatory Affairs to oversee uranium remediation, licensing, and environmental compliance across public and private lands. The role involves coordinating with NRC, Agreement States, and regulators, guiding licensing strategies for radioactive materials.

The ideal candidate has 10+ years in permitting and compliance within uranium-related industries, strong project management, and the ability to lead multi-disciplinary teams in a dynamic startup environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Geology, Engineering, Health Physics, or related field.
• 10+ years in permitting, licensing, compliance, or project management in uranium mining/milling or related industries.
• Experience interpreting NRC or Agreement States regulations.
• Experience with radioactive materials licenses and mining-permits.
• Interfacing with NRC, DOE, EPA, and state regulators.

Responsibilities

• Support radiation safety and environmental compliance programs.
• Prepare, submit, and track license applications and amendments.
• Coordinate with state and federal agencies to ensure timely responses and approvals.
• Serve as a radiation safety officer on at least one DISA license.
• Manage licensing milestones and provide status updates to leadership.
• Collaborate with technical teams to validate data for future licensing and investments.

Skills

Regulatory compliance

NRC regulations

Radiation safety

Licensing management

Education

Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science

Bachelor's degree in Geology

Bachelor's degree in Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Health Physics

Tools

RESRAD

MILDOS

Job description

DISA Technologies seeks a Director of Regulatory Affairs to oversee uranium remediation, licensing, and environmental compliance across public and private lands. The role involves coordinating with NRC, Agreement States, and regulators, guiding licensing strategies for radioactive materials.

The ideal candidate has 10+ years in permitting and compliance within uranium-related industries, strong project management, and the ability to lead multi-disciplinary teams in a dynamic startup environment.