Last Energy seeks a Director of Global Safety & Licensing to spearhead our efforts in navigating complex licensing procedures. This candidate will use their experience in strategic technical communications to help drive the progress of international micro-nuclear power projects, and ultimately, near-term decarbonization. Previous experience in the nuclear industry is not a prerequisite; we invite applications from individuals who bring fresh perspectives, champion innovation and challenge conventional thinking.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
- Provide strategic leadership in architecting technical communication deliverables tailored for stringent global licensing authorities
- Champion simplicity and clarity in all communication, focusing on quality over quantity and utilizing worst-case scenarios for robust arguments
- Lead and manage a cross-functional team of 5-10 experts, overseeing the efficient delivery of documentation on an expedited schedule
- Continuously advocate for clear and effective communication within internal teams, fostering a culture of simplicity and alignment
- Act as the main point of contact for external analysis resources, managing budgets and schedules for independent 3rd party verification firms
- Incorporate cross-industry best practices into nuclear licensing strategy, leveraging innovation to drive successful outcomes
- Develop a comprehensive understanding of Probabilistic Risk Assessment to inform strategic decisions and risk management
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant technical field; advanced degree preferred
- Nuclear industry exposure is optional
- Demonstrated success at a strategic level within a highly regulated industry is essential
- Proven track record in technical communication, licensing strategy, or related roles
- Strong leadership and project management experience, successfully leading cross-functional teams to meet ambitious targets
- Familiarity with risk assessment methodologies and a fundamental understanding of Probabilistic Risk Assessment
- Proficient in written and spoken English; additional languages are advantageous
- Comfortable adapting communication style to diverse global audiences
- Prior experience in the energy sector, industrial chemicals, or other highly regulated industries is strongly preferred