Lead Regulatory Program Manager, Nuclear Reactors (Onsite)

Radiant Industries; El Segundo (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock option plan

Comprehensive health benefits

Job summary

Radiant Industries in El Segundo, CA seeks a Regulatory Program Manager to lead licensing for reactor deployment with military partners. You will manage regulatory submissions, timelines, and cross-team coordination to deliver formal applications and obtain regulatory clarity.

The role requires interfacing with regulators, mentoring juniors, and driving efficient licensing paths for a novel, factory-built nuclear technology. Onsite work at our El Segundo HQ is mandatory.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering (nuclear, mechanical, electrical, computer science, or similar) from an accredited institution.
• 5 years experience in a regulated industry, preferably nuclear programs regulated by the NRC or DOE.
• Experience directly interfacing, interpreting and implementing regulatory requirements, with a focus on streamlining and right-sizing.
• Excellent verbal and written communication and negotiation abilities; ability to navigate regulatory conversations effectively and write technical documentation.

Responsibilities

• Manage end-to-end licensing execution from safety analyses to a physical protection plan.
• Coordinate with regulators and engineering teams to drive efficient authorization.
• Oversee design reviews, regulatory and quality documentation; organize inputs into data reports; raise regulatory concerns and resolve.
• Mentor junior team members and guide regulatory conversations to ensure adherence to licensure paths.

Skills

Regulatory management

Stakeholder communication

Regulatory writing

Project coordination

Negotiation

Education

Engineering degree

Job description

Radiant Industries in El Segundo, CA seeks a Regulatory Program Manager to lead licensing for reactor deployment with military partners. You will manage regulatory submissions, timelines, and cross-team coordination to deliver formal applications and obtain regulatory clarity.

The role requires interfacing with regulators, mentoring juniors, and driving efficient licensing paths for a novel, factory-built nuclear technology. Onsite work at our El Segundo HQ is mandatory.