Remote Nuclear Licensing Engineer III

NuScale Power; Portland (OR); Remote; USD 120,000 - 145,000; Full time

Job summary

NuScale Power is seeking a Licensing Engineer 3 to lead regulatory licensing efforts for nuclear projects. The role focuses on ensuring compliance with safety and licensing requirements and delivering timely, high-quality NRC submittals.

You will coordinate with internal teams and external regulators while interfacing with clients and industry groups. The position requires a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field and at least six years of regulatory/licensing experience in the nuclear sector,

Qualifications

• A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology or Science is required.
• Six years of regulatory affairs or licensing experience in the nuclear industry preferred; direct interactions with regulatory agencies advantageous.
• Eligible to work under DOE 10 CFR Part 810.

Responsibilities

• Provides project licensing direction for regulatory projects and submittals to the NRC.
• Offers regulatory guidance to internal teams and NuScale management for licensing strategy and interpretation of requirements.
• Oversees licensing programs and schedules, supports regulatory meetings and hearings for assigned projects.
• Interfaces with clients and industry groups (e.g., NEI, EPRI) as directed; manages inputs to regulatory applications.
• Prepares and reviews regulatory submittals and licensing documents in accordance with licensing strategy and regulatory commitments.

Skills

Problem solving

Oral/written communication

Planning/organizing

Adaptability

Dependability

Team Building

Safety Culture

Quality Assurance

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology or Science

Advanced degree preferred

Job description

NuScale Power is seeking a Licensing Engineer 3 to lead regulatory licensing efforts for nuclear projects. The role focuses on ensuring compliance with safety and licensing requirements and delivering timely, high-quality NRC submittals.

You will coordinate with internal teams and external regulators while interfacing with clients and industry groups. The position requires a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field and at least six years of regulatory/licensing experience in the nuclear sector,