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Vistra

Global fund administration and corporate services

Nuclear Spent Fuel Engineer

Design EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Nuclear, Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical, or Industrial Engineering from an accredited program is required.
  • A minimum of six years of relevant job experience is required, including experience in nuclear engineering, fuel handling, reactor engineering, spent fuel pool operations, dry cask storage, licensing, plant systems engineering, radiation protection support, or nuclear safety analysis.
  • Knowledge of commercial nuclear plant operations, regulatory requirements, licensing basis documents, technical specifications, engineering procedures, and corrective action processes is required.
  • Experience preparing or reviewing engineering calculations, technical evaluations, procedures, design documents, regulatory inputs, or vendor technical documents is required.
  • The ability to support field activities, refueling outages, dry cask loading campaigns, readiness reviews, inspections, and emergent station issues is required.
  • The ability to communicate complex spent fuel, engineering, operational, and regulatory issues effectively through written and verbal communication is required.
  • An in-depth understanding of nuclear power plant equipment, fuel handling systems, spent fuel storage systems, dry cask storage equipment, and system interrelationships is required.
  • The ability to evaluate technical alternatives considering nuclear safety, regulatory compliance, operational risk, schedule impact, and economic contribution is required.
  • The ability to apply systematic problem-solving processes to complex spent fuel engineering and storage issues is required.

Responsibilities

  • Identify and perform tasks required to meet spent fuel management, nuclear safety, regulatory, and station objectives.
  • Lead interpretation and analysis of complex spent fuel engineering issues, including criticality safety, shielding, thermal performance, decay heat, fuel qualification, dry cask storage, and fuel handling considerations.
  • Coordinate assigned projects, studies, engineering evaluations, design changes, procedures, calculations, and initiatives through completion.
  • Support spent fuel pool management, fuel storage configuration control, fuel movement planning, and dry cask loading campaigns.
  • Provide engineering support for Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation activities, including loading, transfer, storage, inspections, documentation, and maintenance support.
  • Comply with safety policies and procedures and reinforce nuclear, radiological, industrial, and operational safety.
  • Prepare and present reports, engineering evaluations, technical recommendations, and regulatory support documentation to resolve complex issues.
  • Participate in and occasionally lead special projects, committees, readiness reviews, outage support activities, vendor interface meetings, regulatory inspections, and external industry organizations.
  • Lead complex problem-solving efforts related to spent fuel storage systems, cask equipment, neutron absorbers, licensing basis compliance, operating experience, corrective actions, and emergent technical issues.
  • Review vendor documents, technical manuals, calculations, procurement specifications, inspection results, and acceptance documentation for spent fuel storage systems and related equipment.
  • Maintain awareness of applicable Nuclear Regulatory Commission requirements, Certificate of Compliance conditions, technical specifications, industry guidance, and station licensing basis requirements.
  • Support reliable execution of spent fuel pool management, dry cask storage campaigns, inspections, corrective actions, and long-term spent fuel program objectives.

About the Company

Vistra

Global fund administration and corporate services

Vistra provides fund administration and corporate services across more than 50 markets, helping multinational corporations and alternative fund managers with market entry and ongoing asset and entity administration. Vistra's offerings cover setting up entities and funds, handling day-to-day operations, compliance, and governance, so clients can focus on their core business. With a global footprint including Hong Kong, the Netherlands, and Poland, Vistra acts as a single provider for both corporate services and fund administration across multiple jurisdictions. Its goal is to enable clients to enter new markets and grow globally by streamlining administration and cross-border operations.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Irving, TX
Founded
2009

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