Senior Nuclear Licensing Engineer — Hybrid

Westinghouse Electric Company LLC; Cranberry Township (Butler County); Hybrid; USD 85,000 - 107,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work arrangement

Comprehensive Medical benefits

401(k) with Company Match

Paid Vacations and Holidays

Flexible Work Arrangements

Educational Reimbursement

Job summary

Westinghouse Electric Company LLC in Cranberry Township, PA is seeking a Senior Licensing Engineer to contribute to the licensing and regulatory strategy of the operating nuclear fleet, ensuring compliance with domestic and international standards and supporting growth in global nuclear power, with a focus on the US fleet.

The role reports to the Operating Plants Licensing Manager for Global Licensing and offers hybrid work with typically 2 days in an office at one of the US Engineering Office

Qualifications

• Nuclear licensing skills including development of 10 CFR 50.59 evaluations, license amendments, and topical reports.
• Familiar with NRC regulations and nuclear industry guidance.
• Familiar with nuclear power plant design, operation, and work processes.
• Willingness to travel within the US (less than 10%).

Responsibilities

• Create licensing documents for submittal to customers and regulatory agencies.
• Collaborate with multiple engineering teams to produce licensing inputs.
• Present technical material in internal, customer, and regulatory meetings.
• Communicate work status to technical leads and management.
• Work within scope, budget, and schedule requirements.
• Evaluate engineering design changes for regulatory compliance.
• Help resolve emergent issues impacting plant license.
• Mentor team members on licensing processes.

Skills

Nuclear licensing

4+ years experience

Familiar with NRC regulations

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Nuclear, Chemical)

Job description

Westinghouse Electric Company LLC in Cranberry Township, PA is seeking a Senior Licensing Engineer to contribute to the licensing and regulatory strategy of the operating nuclear fleet, ensuring compliance with domestic and international standards and supporting growth in global nuclear power, with a focus on the US fleet.

The role reports to the Operating Plants Licensing Manager for Global Licensing and offers hybrid work with typically 2 days in an office at one of the US Engineering Office