Nuclear Reactor Services Program Manager

DTE Energy; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

On-site role

Emergency response participation

Job summary

DTE Energy in Michigan seeks a Manager to direct Nuclear Plant Reactor Services programs, overseeing refuel floor activities during outages and dry cask storage campaigns. The role manages multi-year, multi-million-dollar contracts and supervises first-line supervisors and roughly 200 supplemental staff.

You will develop budgets ($12–$30 million), allocate resources, and ensure maintenance and safety compliance, with deep knowledge of BWR reactor maintenance, in-vessel and hydraulic control

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering or related field with 6 years nuclear plant ops exp and 3 years supervisory exp.
• Associate degree with 8 years nuclear plant exp and 3 years supervisory exp.
• High school diploma with 10 years nuclear plant exp and 3 years supervisory exp.

Responsibilities

• Direct reactor services activities during refuel outages and non-outage periods.
• Oversee movement of fuel and ensure safe plant operation within license requirements.
• Develop and manage budgets for Reactor Services programs ($12–$30 million).
• Allocate resources and supervise 200+ supplemental personnel.
• Plan and schedule preventative maintenance for reactor services equipment.
• Apply expert knowledge of BWR reactor maintenance and dry cask storage.

Skills

Leadership & team management

Budget planning

Project management

Nuclear plant operations

Regulatory compliance

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related field

Associate degree in Engineering or related field

High school diploma or equivalent with 10 years Nuclear experience

SRO license (preferred)

Job description

DTE Energy in Michigan seeks a Manager to direct Nuclear Plant Reactor Services programs, overseeing refuel floor activities during outages and dry cask storage campaigns. The role manages multi-year, multi-million-dollar contracts and supervises first-line supervisors and roughly 200 supplemental staff.

You will develop budgets ($12–$30 million), allocate resources, and ensure maintenance and safety compliance, with deep knowledge of BWR reactor maintenance, in-vessel and hydraulic control