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NuScale

Develops and licenses small modular reactors

Licensing Engineer 4

Risk & ComplianceConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in USA$122.7k - $191.9k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A minimum of a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, or Science is required.
  • A minimum of ten years of licensing experience in the nuclear industry at nuclear power plants, nuclear reactor suppliers, or nuclear industry architect-engineering firms is required; eight years of experience is required with an advanced degree. Other nuclear, engineering, legal/regulatory, or Navy nuclear backgrounds may be considered.
  • Must be eligible to work under Department of Energy 10 CFR Part 810.
  • Must be able to understand and communicate clearly using a phone, personal interaction, and computers.
  • Must be able to learn new job functions and comprehend and understand new concepts quickly and apply them accurately in a rapidly evolving environment.
  • Must be able to sit and stand, walk, bend, use hands to operate office equipment, and reach with hands and arms.
  • Must be able to travel nationally and locally using common forms of transportation.
  • Must understand and implement quality assurance regulations, standards, and guidelines including 10 CFR 50 Appendix B, 10 CFR 21, and NQA-1.

Responsibilities

  • Supports resolution of complex issues and processes to ensure compliance with applicable regulatory requirements for assigned projects.
  • Provides tactical direction and technical regulatory guidance to internal project resources, cross-functional work teams, and management on complex licensing strategy, implementation, or interpretation issues.
  • Oversees and supports licensing programs and schedules for regulatory engagements and actions, and supports regulatory meetings and hearings for assigned projects.
  • Oversees and supports client interfaces and provides client support as required; manages inputs to regulatory applications and other legal processes for obtaining licenses and permits.
  • Oversees and supports interactions with industry groups as directed by the responsible manager.
  • Oversees and supports submission of project licensing documents and ensures they are complete, accurate, and consistent with licensing strategy, commitments, and statutory requirements.
  • Prepares, edits, and reviews regulatory submittals in support of licensing efforts, including planning and organizing large and complex nuclear license applications.
  • Develops regulatory strategy based on industry and regulatory guidance documents and makes recommendations using independent analysis of technical and regulatory information.
  • Ensures program compliance with applicable regulations, codes, and standards.
  • Interfaces with regulatory agencies on behalf of the company.
  • Assists in developing, implementing, training on, and maintaining processes and procedures for efficient, compliant standardized work practices and programs.
  • Allocates work and time to project schedules.
  • Implements lessons learned and industry best practices and participates in industry groups and forums as assigned.
  • Travels domestically and internationally to regulator and industry locations as assigned.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.
  • Prioritizes and plans work activities, organizes project timelines and deadlines, tracks progress, and uses time efficiently.
  • Adapts to changes in the work environment and manages competing demands, interruptions, delays, and unexpected events.
  • Adheres to and models safety practices and influences peers to meet safety standards.

Desired Qualifications

  • An advanced degree is preferred.
  • Experience involving direct interactions with regulatory agencies is preferred.
  • Knowledge of project management systems is preferred.
  • Experience in one or more of the following areas is desired: COLA and nuclear construction; site characterization; environmental; seismic or structural; ITP and ITAAC; Maintenance Rule; emergency planning; ASME BPVC Sections II, III, and XI; or radiological engineering.

About the Company

NuScale

Develops and licenses small modular reactors

NuScale Power develops small modular reactors (SMRs) and licenses the technology to utilities, industrial users, and governments. Its flagship NuScale Power Module (NPM) is a 77 MWe integral pressurized water reactor that is factory-fabricated, uses natural circulation, and combines the reactor vessel, steam generator, and pressurizer in one unit. A VOYGR plant can house up to 12 NPMs for up to 924 MWe, enabling incremental deployment; safety relies on passive cooling that can self-shutdown without power or operator action. The company partners with Fluor and Doosan and targets projects for electricity, district heating, desalination, and hydrogen production, including international opportunities.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Corvallis, OR
Founded
2007

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