Senior Nuclear Licensing & Regulatory Strategy Engineer

ALOIS Solutions; Richland (WA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

Energy Northwest seeks a Regulatory Affairs Engineer to provide regulatory and technical support for station initiatives and license renewal efforts at Columbia Generation Station. The role interfaces with Engineering Projects, plant organizations, vendors and NRC representatives.

The engineer will collaborate with licensing, project management and engineering teams, ensuring compliance with aging management programs and NRC requirements while delivering guidance to management.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering and 12 years of engineering experience, including at least 2 years in a DOE or NRC-regulated nuclear environment
• PE license with 12 years of engineering experience, at least 4 in a DOE or NRC-regulated nuclear environment
• High school diploma or GED is required
• At least two career excellence activities (e.g., diverse assignments, management certification or RO/SRO license, industry working group participation)

Responsibilities

• Provide consultation to Energy Northwest management to ensure nuclear safety, licensing, and regulatory issues are identified, addressed, and resolved
• Provide strategic guidance on aging management and license renewal to management
• Represent Energy Northwest with regulators, industry work groups, workshops, and conferences
• Understand Environmental Review needs, including field and on-site visits as needed
• Collaborate with licensing, project management and engineering and other station departments to resolve regulatory issues related to long-term operation
• Keep management informed of latest license renewal policies, rules, and standards

Job description

Energy Northwest seeks a Regulatory Affairs Engineer to provide regulatory and technical support for station initiatives and license renewal efforts at Columbia Generation Station. The role interfaces with Engineering Projects, plant organizations, vendors and NRC representatives.

The engineer will collaborate with licensing, project management and engineering teams, ensuring compliance with aging management programs and NRC requirements while delivering guidance to management.