Nuclear Materials MC&A Lead

General Matter, Inc.; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 250,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Stock options

Medical, vision & dental

401(k)

Job summary

General Matter, Inc. is seeking a Material Control & Accountability Program Manager to design and lead the MC&A program for a new U.S. enrichment facility.

You will own measurement, accounting, and regulatory reporting from first principles, collaborating with engineers to embed accountability in design. You will define MBAs, measurement points, and controls, while evaluating systems and leading risk assessments to ensure compliance with DOE/IAEA safeguards and NRC considerations.

Qualifications

• 3+ years MC&A program management at a nuclear fuel cycle facility or SNM-licensed site.
• Evidence of exceptional ability: MC&A program, plan, or accounting system you built or improved.
• Strong working knowledge of 10 CFR Part 74 and DOE/IAEA safeguards requirements.
• B.S./B.A. or advanced degree in science or engineering.

Responsibilities

• Build MC&A program from the ground up per 10 CFR Parts 74/75 and safeguards requirements.
• Define material balance areas and measurement/control programs.
• Select and implement accounting system supporting material balance closure and reporting.
• Lead nuclear material risk assessments and vulnerability analyses.
• Monitor regulatory developments and adapt MC&A program accordingly.

Skills

MC&A program mgmt

Regulatory knowledge

Security clearance readiness

Strong communication

Education

Science/Engineering degree

Tools

NMMSS reporting

Job description

General Matter, Inc. is seeking a Material Control & Accountability Program Manager to design and lead the MC&A program for a new U.S. enrichment facility.

You will own measurement, accounting, and regulatory reporting from first principles, collaborating with engineers to embed accountability in design. You will define MBAs, measurement points, and controls, while evaluating systems and leading risk assessments to ensure compliance with DOE/IAEA safeguards and NRC considerations.