Senior Program Manager — Nuclear Materials & SiC Tech

General Atomics; San Diego (CA); Sur place; USD 141 000 - 257 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

General Atomics Electromagnetics Systems (GA-EMS) seeks a Senior Program Manager to lead a DOE program developing SiGA® silicon carbide ceramics for nuclear power applications. You will shape plans and budgets, monitor progress, and coordinate with DOE, fuel vendors, and utility partners.

Collaborate across GA-EMS groups to secure resources, ensure safety and compliance, manage contracts, and drive proposals for future opportunities. Strong leadership and communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor, Master or PhD in engineering, science or related field and 13+ years of program administration experience.
• PMP certification and earned value management proficiency are required.
• Experience leading cross-functional teams on complex engineering challenges.
• DOE/NRC licensing familiarity and nuclear industry knowledge are desirable.
• Strong communication, documentation and stakeholder engagement abilities.

Responsabilités

• Lead and manage a large DOE program aligning technical, financial and schedule targets.
• Monitor budgets, expenditures and forecasts to ensure cost control.
• Engage with customers to understand objectives and ensure alignment.
• Collaborate to define scope of work, budgets and schedules.
• Coordinate staffing with HR and procurement to support objectives.
• Prepare procurement documents and negotiate subcontracts as needed.
• Ensure safety, compliance and regulatory adherence across activities.
• Prepare proposals for new program opportunities and maintain relationships.

Connaissances

PMP certification

Earned value management

Cross-functional leadership

DOE/NRC licensing familiarity

Nuclear industry knowledge

Communication skills

Formation

Bachelor/Master/PhD in engineering or related technical field

Description du poste

General Atomics Electromagnetics Systems (GA-EMS) seeks a Senior Program Manager to lead a DOE program developing SiGA® silicon carbide ceramics for nuclear power applications. You will shape plans and budgets, monitor progress, and coordinate with DOE, fuel vendors, and utility partners.

Collaborate across GA-EMS groups to secure resources, ensure safety and compliance, manage contracts, and drive proposals for future opportunities. Strong leadership and communication are essential.