Remote Radiological Engineer – Nuclear Licensing & Analysis

NuScale Power; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 150,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

NuScale Power is seeking a senior radiological engineer to specialize in radiological and nuclear analyses with a focus on licensing and defense of PWR/BWR systems.

The role requires a self-motivated professional with extensive experience in remote work platforms and the ability to obtain US export‑controlled software through RSIC. This is a 40‑hour/week contract through June 2027, eligible for remote work within the contiguous United States.

Qualifications

• Education: A B.S. in nuclear engineering or radiological health physics from an ABET-accredited program is required; advanced degree preferred.
• Experience: 8+ years in nuclear/radiological engineering or health physics; 2–3 years in PWR/BWR license development and defense.
• Industry: Eligible to work under DOE 10 CFR Part 810.

Responsibilities

• Perform engineering calculations and analyses using industry-standard tools with minimal supervision.
• Develop resolutions to complex problems requiring creativity and innovation.
• Plan and perform innovative and complex engineering assignments for licensing projects.
• Interact with management and senior customers across organizational lines.
• Mentor junior engineers and represent the organization as the principal customer contact.

Skills

Nuclear engineering

Radiological health physics

PWR/BWR licensing

Analytical skills

Remote collaboration

Education

ABET-accredited B.S. in Nuclear Engineering

Tools

NRCDose

SCALE 6

RADTRAD

MCNP

ADVANTG

Job description

NuScale Power is seeking a senior radiological engineer to specialize in radiological and nuclear analyses with a focus on licensing and defense of PWR/BWR systems.

The role requires a self-motivated professional with extensive experience in remote work platforms and the ability to obtain US export‑controlled software through RSIC. This is a 40‑hour/week contract through June 2027, eligible for remote work within the contiguous United States.