Nuclear Licensing & Safety Analysis Engineer (New Grad)

General Matter, Inc.; California; On-site; USD 90,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock options

Medical, vision & dental

401(k)

Job summary

General Matter is seeking a New Graduate Engineer to join our regulatory compliance and licensing team in California. You will assist with licensing actions, regulatory submissions, and interactions with authorities for a nuclear fuel-cycle facility, collaborating with senior engineers on high‑reliability, highly regulated projects.

Ideal candidates have a relevant degree, coursework in nuclear engineering, and strong written communication.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or related field.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong organizational and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to communicate technical information clearly across disciplines.
• Coursework in nuclear engineering fundamentals.

Responsibilities

• Support licensing document preparation and NRC‑compliant submissions.
• Assist in communications with regulatory agencies (NRC) and track inquiries.
• Help develop strategies to obtain and maintain licenses for facilities and projects.
• Conduct technical evaluations under supervision to ensure compliance with codes and regulations.
• Contribute to safety analyses, environmental reports, and regulatory correspondence.

Skills

Communication

Regulatory understanding

Team collaboration

Attention to detail

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering

Coursework in reactor physics & fuel cycle systems

Job description

General Matter is seeking a New Graduate Engineer to join our regulatory compliance and licensing team in California. You will assist with licensing actions, regulatory submissions, and interactions with authorities for a nuclear fuel-cycle facility, collaborating with senior engineers on high‑reliability, highly regulated projects.

Ideal candidates have a relevant degree, coursework in nuclear engineering, and strong written communication.