Remote Technical Administrative Judge (Part-Time)

Nuclear Regulatory Commission; United States; Remote; USD 102.000 - 138.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is seeking an Administrative Judge (Technical) for part-time/intermittent, remote work anywhere in the U.S. The role sits within the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel, with three-member boards handling licensing board proceedings on high-technical topics. Qualifications emphasize engineering education (Ph.D.

preferred) and professional registration or licensure. Strong research and hearing record-keeping skills are essential for prehearing and hearing

Qualifikationen

• Engineering degree or higher required; program must lead to a Ph.D. (A1).
• Qualification may be demonstrated by Professional registration or licensure (EI/EIT/PE) in any U.S. state or equivalent.
• Alternate qualification includes FE examination or other required licensure tests as per state licensure boards.
• For related curricula, one year of professional engineering experience may substitute for some degrees.
• Foreign education must be evaluated for equivalence and transcripts provided.

Aufgaben

• Serve as a technical member on three-member Licensing Boards in NRC adjudicatory proceedings.
• Support prehearing activities: review pleadings, research technical topics, draft orders.
• Hearings: advise Chairperson on testimony, question witnesses, evaluate testimony, ensure accurate hearing record.
• Perform duties as assigned by the Chief Administrative Judge, including regulatory and procedural matters.

Ausbildung

Engineering degree or PhD

Jobbeschreibung

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is seeking an Administrative Judge (Technical) for part-time/intermittent, remote work anywhere in the U.S. The role sits within the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel, with three-member boards handling licensing board proceedings on high-technical topics. Qualifications emphasize engineering education (Ph.D.

preferred) and professional registration or licensure. Strong research and hearing record-keeping skills are essential for prehearing and hearing