Nuclear Safety Analysis Engineer (Hybrid)

SHINE Technologies; Janesville (WI); Hybrid; USD 100,000 - 160,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work arrangement

Job summary

SHINE Technologies seeks a Nuclear Safety Analysis Engineer in Wisconsin to develop and apply safety analysis methodologies for subcritical fission and accelerator technology used to produce medical isotopes. The role covers transient/accident analyses, dose calculations, HAZOPs, and ISA activities.

The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with on-site presence at least 2 days per week; occasional travel may be required depending on business needs.

Qualifications

• B.S. degree in Nuclear Engineering or related discipline.
• Five years of nuclear safety analysis experience.
• Demonstrated technical writing skills.
• Knowledge of 10 CFR 70 integrated safety analysis requirements.
• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.

Responsibilities

• Perform transient and accident analyses to demonstrate safety and licensing requirements are met.
• Perform nuclear calculations to determine material at risk for release calculations using MCNP and SCALE.
• Perform radiological and chemical dose calculations for normal and accidental releases.
• Support ISA activities including HAZOP, FMEA, PHA, and accident sequence development.
• Review safety analysis documentation including dosage release calculations and ISA summaries.
• Maintain ownership of safety analysis documentation and reports.
• Perform hand calculations to validate analysis results.
• Benchmark codes and validate methodologies for code qualification.
• Contribute to NRC licensing documents describing code applications and inputs.

Skills

Nuclear safety analysis

Technical writing

Problem solving

10 CFR 70 knowledge

MCNP/SCALE experience

Education

B.S. in Nuclear Engineering

Tools

MCNP

SCALE

Job description

SHINE Technologies seeks a Nuclear Safety Analysis Engineer in Wisconsin to develop and apply safety analysis methodologies for subcritical fission and accelerator technology used to produce medical isotopes. The role covers transient/accident analyses, dose calculations, HAZOPs, and ISA activities.

The position offers a hybrid work arrangement with on-site presence at least 2 days per week; occasional travel may be required depending on business needs.