Nuclear Materials Inventory & Compliance Specialist

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Job summary

Idaho National Laboratory is seeking a Nuclear Materials Management Program Specialist to act as a subject matter expert for the Nuclear Materials Management Program and to interface with internal and external customers on reporting and management of nuclear material inventory.

The role involves providing technical guidance on DOE directives, planning inventory strategies, and coordinating actions with INL Directorates and DOE divisions. A US citizen able to obtain a DOE Q clearance is required.

Qualifications

• U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain DOE clearance.
• Experience with nuclear material inventory control or accounting preferred.
• Strong written communication skills desirable.

Responsibilities

• Provide guidance on DOE Order 410.2 and related requirements.
• Analyze and plan strategies for nuclear material inventory management, including disposition of excess inventory.
• Prepare and respond to data calls for NM characterization, inventory data, and storage information.
• Coordinate NM management actions with internal orgs and external DOE entities.
• Oversee and validate inventory accuracy for INL and subcontract inventories.
• Characterize inventory use status, irradiation status, composition, and project-number assignments.
• Participate in special teams addressing NM management issues across INL and DOE.

Skills

Nuclear materials management

DOE directives

Technical writing

Security clearance readiness

Education

BS in a technical field

Advanced technical degree

Job description

Idaho National Laboratory is seeking a Nuclear Materials Management Program Specialist to act as a subject matter expert for the Nuclear Materials Management Program and to interface with internal and external customers on reporting and management of nuclear material inventory.

The role involves providing technical guidance on DOE directives, planning inventory strategies, and coordinating actions with INL Directorates and DOE divisions. A US citizen able to obtain a DOE Q clearance is required.