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Energy Northwest

Operates diverse electric generation for utilities

Vice President – Nuclear Development - New Nuclear

Business & StrategyConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRichland, WA, USA$255k - $340k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related science from an accredited college or university is required.
  • At least 15 years of progressive management or leadership experience is required, including preparing and delivering oral presentations to board-level audiences and internal and external organizations.
  • Previous experience with large engineering, procurement, and construction projects valued at $40 million or more is required.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as a key member of the Energy Services & Development management team, which determines the organization's strategic direction, operating philosophy, and internal policy.
  • Provide leadership in the area of responsibility by setting challenging expectations, improving staff effectiveness, and providing timely and effective feedback.
  • Be responsible for Energy Northwest's portfolio of nuclear development projects, including business development, planning and execution of new nuclear facilities, and contracted activities for public utility districts and nuclear technology developers, such as site characterization, licensing, and nuclear program development.
  • Provide leadership and management direction in creating the vision, strategic objectives, and key business initiatives for Nuclear Development.
  • Apply and support the application of sound leadership principles and techniques.
  • Demonstrate Energy Northwest's core values in day-to-day activities and set the expectation that they are continually applied.
  • Manage vendors and supplemental personnel to the highest industry standards.
  • Identify project efficiencies and cost-reduction methods to achieve strategic cost-of-power goals.
  • Advance safety and environmental protection awareness and achieve the goals identified in the strategic plan.
  • Develop current and future leaders through succession planning, developmental plans, and active monitoring and coaching.
  • Eliminate organizational barriers that limit success and ensure appropriate engagement and coordination with Energy Northwest corporate and Columbia Generating Station organizations and leadership.
  • Support employee development through development processes, including creating individual development plans based on feedback from Leadership Assessments and other tools.
  • When designated, act for and discharge the duties and responsibilities of others at the Vice President level or higher.
  • Participate in industry groups such as EPRI, NEI, and PNUCC.
  • Interface with prominent stakeholders, including public utility district leadership, the Energy Northwest executive board, and technology vendor executives.
  • Manage financial consultants and other contractors for new nuclear power plants.

About the Company

Energy Northwest

Operates diverse electric generation for utilities

Energy Northwest provides electricity to public power utilities in the Northwest at production cost. It operates four facilities—White Bluffs Solar Station, Packwood Lake Hydroelectric Project, Nine Canyon Wind Project, and the Columbia Generating Station (nuclear). It also offers operations and maintenance for other utilities’ plants and develops new generation projects. Its joint operating agency structure serves public power by delivering reliable, affordable energy and shared services, with a goal of meeting growing demand while supporting public power activities.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)
Total funding
$10M
Headquarters
Richland, WA
Founded
1957

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