Nuclear Regulatory Engineering Lead — Licensing

ITResource Hunter; El Segundo (CA); On-site; USD 180,000 - 250,000; Full time

Job summary

ITResource Hunter in El Segundo, CA is seeking an Engineering Manager - Regulatory Systems to lead the authorization process for reactor deployment with military partners. You will own regulatory submissions and timelines and collaborate across technical teams to deliver a formal license application.

You will lead interactions between regulators and the engineering team to gain clarity on regulations, mentor junior team members, and drive modernization of licensing paths for advanced nuclear

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering from an accredited institution.
• 5 years experience in a regulated industry, preferably nuclear programs regulated by NRC or DOE.
• Experience interfacing with regulators and implementing regulatory requirements; ability to write technical documentation.

Responsibilities

• Manage customer relationships, coordinating interactions and meetings, tracking deliverables, submission and acceptance, and contract compliance.
• Own end-to-end licensing execution for an application, from safety analysis to physical protection plan.
• Partner with internal stakeholders and regulators to drive project execution and authorization.
• Oversee execution by technical teams, organize inputs into data products and reports, raise regulatory concerns and resolve them.
• Review approaches to regulatory efforts to ensure adherence to licensing paths.

Skills

Regulatory strategy

Regulatory submissions

Stakeholder comms

Mentorship

First-of-a-kind

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Job description

ITResource Hunter in El Segundo, CA is seeking an Engineering Manager - Regulatory Systems to lead the authorization process for reactor deployment with military partners. You will own regulatory submissions and timelines and collaborate across technical teams to deliver a formal license application.

You will lead interactions between regulators and the engineering team to gain clarity on regulations, mentor junior team members, and drive modernization of licensing paths for advanced nuclear