Senior Program Manager, Radioactive Materials & DOE Programs

Tetra Tech, Inc.; Oak Ridge (TN); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

401(k) plan

Merit-based rewards

Work-life balance

Job summary

Tetra Tech, Inc. is seeking a Senior Program Manager for our Oak Ridge, TN location.

You will provide senior-level program management for complex projects, lead integration activities, and guide analysis of radioactive materials at DOE/NNSA sites with a focus on Radioactive Material Processing Technologies. We expect 20+ years in DOE/NNSA programs, strong program management skills, and the ability to build relationships with national laboratories and DOE senior leadership.

Qualifications

• Minimum of an M.S. in a technical field.
• At least 20 years of experience working with DOE/NNSA programs and sites.
• Proven ability to manage complex multi-laboratory programs and personnel effectively.
• Strong background in program management and business development.
• Must have or be capable of obtaining a DOE Q-clearance.
• Position may be filled part-time or full-time depending on qualifications.

Responsibilities

• Provide senior-level program management for the oversight and execution of complex projects.
• Lead project integration activities, including development, issuance, and annual updates of technical documents, and conduct implementation verification reviews.
• Offer expert-level knowledge in analysis of radioactive materials at DOE/NNSA national laboratories and sites, focusing on Radioactive Material Processing Technologies.
• Foster relationships with national laboratory leaders, DOE senior management, and key business leaders to drive program success and collaboration.

Education

M.S. in a technical field

Tools

DOE/NNSA program experience

Job description

Tetra Tech, Inc. is seeking a Senior Program Manager for our Oak Ridge, TN location.

You will provide senior-level program management for complex projects, lead integration activities, and guide analysis of radioactive materials at DOE/NNSA sites with a focus on Radioactive Material Processing Technologies. We expect 20+ years in DOE/NNSA programs, strong program management skills, and the ability to build relationships with national laboratories and DOE senior leadership.