Senior CBRN/Nuclear Forensics SME - Strategic Advisor

Mayvin; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 200,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Mayvin is seeking a CBRN Subject Matter Expert (SME) to support radiological/nuclear research and CBRN development efforts for DHS/S&T. The role includes technical reviews, program planning, and oversight of nuclear forensics programs.

You will contribute expert guidance on the nuclear fuel cycle, analytical methods, and chemical engineering related to nuclear forensics. The position is full-time at FEMA in Washington, DC, with travel up to 25% and a day shift.

Qualifications

• An individual whose qualifications and/or particular expertise are exceptional and/or highly unique.
• Identified as recognized Industry leaders for a given area of expertise.
• Subject matter expert (SME) support services for explosives/chemical and CBRN development efforts.

Responsibilities

• Advise CBRNE Division leadership on management issues and interacts with external agencies.
• Independently performs project management and program analysis within the CBRNE portfolio including accounting, business finance, contracts, purchasing, economics, operations, marketing, quantitative methods, and management.
• Demonstrates expertise in Radiological and Nuclear physics in a CBRNE environment and solves complex problems efficiently.
• Initiates, supervises, and/or develops requirements from project inception to conclusion for complex programs;
• Provides strategic advice, technical guidance and expertise to program staff;
• Provides detailed analysis and recommendations for improvements, optimization, and maintenance efforts for client challenges.

Job description

Mayvin is seeking a CBRN Subject Matter Expert (SME) to support radiological/nuclear research and CBRN development efforts for DHS/S&T. The role includes technical reviews, program planning, and oversight of nuclear forensics programs.

You will contribute expert guidance on the nuclear fuel cycle, analytical methods, and chemical engineering related to nuclear forensics. The position is full-time at FEMA in Washington, DC, with travel up to 25% and a day shift.