Safety Analysis Engineering Manager

Enercon; Kennesaw (GA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Enercon's Nuclear Services group seeks a Safety Analysis Engineering Manager in the U.S. to lead a multidisciplinary team delivering radiological, thermal-hydraulic, chemical and meteorological evaluations for licensing, design, and operability of nuclear facilities.

You will mentor engineers, manage project scope and schedules, develop technical proposals, and interface with clients to ensure quality and timely delivery on complex projects across multiple sites.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Nuclear, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering (advanced degree preferred).
• Professional Engineering License or commitment to obtain one.
• Minimum 6 years engineering experience including nuclear industry.
• 2+ years leading employees in a leadership role.
• Ability to gain unescorted access at nuclear sites.
• Experience with radiological, thermal-hydraulic, chemical and meteorological assessments.

Responsibilities

• Lead teams to keep complex projects on track and aligned with standards.
• Interface with clients to ensure quality and deadlines on projects.
• Lead internal disciplines and delegate project roles.
• Support and mentor engineers in radiological, thermal-hydraulic, chemical and meteorological evaluations.
• Develop technical proposals and estimates supporting business development.

Skills

Leadership

Project management

Nuclear engineering knowledge

Radiological safety

Communication

Mentoring

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering

Professional Engineering License

Tools

Gothic

RELAP5

MAAP

RADTRAD

ARCON

PAVAN

HABIT

MCNP

SCALE

Job description

Overview

Join ENERCON's Nuclear Services group as an Safety Analysis Engineering Manager. In this role, you will have the opportunity to lead a team to develop nuclear and mechanical safety analysis work products supporting licensing, design, and operability of nuclear power, fuel cycle facilities, and other nuclear facilities. This role is in support of the multi-disciplinary Engineering & Safety Analysis team, which supports radiological, thermal-hydraulic, chemical and meteorological assessments of new and existing nuclear facilities, structures, systems, and components.

This position offers flexibility in the following office locations:

• Kennesaw, GA
• Kennewick, WA
• Palm Beach Gardens, FL
• Huntsville, AL
• Oak Ridge, TN
• Naperville, IL
• Charlotte, SC
• FT Worth, TX

Responsibilities

Imagine a day where your leadership keeps complex projects on track, your technical expertise solves problems, and the engineers around you are sharper because of it. From design estimates to field walkdowns, this is a role where no two days look the same.

• Leadership & Motivation: Lead teams with a positive attitude to achieve project goals aligned with ENERCON's excellence standards
• Collaboration & Coordination: Interface with clients to ensure quality and deadlines on exciting projects
• Communication: Lead various internal engineering disciplines and delegate project roles
• Technical Expertise: Support, develop, mentor a team of engineers performing radiological, thermal-hydraulic, chemical and meteorological evaluations and solve complex technical problems
• Business Development: Develop technical engineering proposals/estimates and support business development efforts including client meetings and industry events

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Nuclear, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering, or other supporting degree from an accredited university. Advanced Degree preferred
• Professional Engineering License or Commitment to Obtain Professional Engineering License
• Minimum 6 years of engineering experience including in the nuclear industry
• Minimum 2 years of experience leading employees in a leadership role
• Ability to gain and maintain unescorted access at nuclear sites
• Problem solving and general scientific evaluation skills
• Experience radiological, thermal-hydraulic, chemical and meteorological assessments, including experience with industry codes such as Gothic, RELAP5, MAAP, RADTRAD, ARCON, PAVAN, HABIT, MCNP, SCALE, etc
• Familiarity with nuclear facility safety programs, design basis documents, key calculations, processes and procedures in accordance with current design and regulatory requirements and expectations (USNRC required, DOE preferred)
• Strong organizational and work planning skills
• Excellent verbal communication skills; Comfortable and effective communicator with team, clients, management, etc., choosing the right mode of communication for the situation and relaying the right message
• Strong technical writing skills and attention to detail