Licensing Engineer 4

About This Opportunity

Our talent team is representing a confidential nuclear energy organization seeking a senior-level Licensing Engineer to provide regulatory guidance and ensure compliance on complex projects. This is a remote position within the contiguous United States, with travel required for business needs. Candidates residing within 30 miles of certain office locations may have in-office requirements.

Responsibilities

• Resolve complex regulatory compliance issues and processes for assigned nuclear projects
• Provide tactical direction and technical regulatory guidance to internal teams and management on licensing strategy and interpretation
• Oversee licensing programs and schedules for regulatory engagements, meetings, and hearings
• Manage client interfaces and support regulatory applications and legal processes for licenses and permits
• Interface with industry groups and regulatory agencies on behalf of the organization
• Prepare, edit, and review regulatory submittals ensuring completeness, accuracy, and compliance with licensing strategy and statutory requirements
• Apply authoring and organizational skills to prepare large, complex nuclear license applications
• Develop effective regulatory strategies based on industry and regulatory guidance documents
• Ensure program compliance with applicable regulations, codes, and standards including 10 CFR 50 Appendix B, 10 CFR 21, and NQA-1
• Develop, implement, and maintain processes and procedures for standardized work practices
• Implement lessons learned and industry best practices; participate in assigned industry forums
• Travel domestically and internationally to regulatory and industry locations as needed

What We're Looking For

Education:

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, or Science required
• Advanced degree preferred

Experience:

• Minimum 10 years of licensing experience in the nuclear industry at power plants, reactor suppliers, or architect-engineering firms (8 years with advanced degree)
• Other nuclear, engineering, legal/regulatory, or Navy nuclear backgrounds may be considered
• Direct interactions with regulatory agencies preferred
• Knowledge of project management systems preferred
• Experience in one or more areas: COLA and nuclear construction, site characterization, environmental, seismic/structural, ITP and ITAAC, Maintenance Rule, Emergency Planning, ASME BPVC Section II/III/XI, or radiological engineering

Key Skills:

• Strong problem-solving abilities with independent judgment
• Excellent oral and written communication skills; ability to create, read, and interpret complex written information
• Planning and organizational skills to manage competing priorities and deadlines
• Adaptability to changing work environments and frequent interruptions
• Ability to develop strong interpersonal networks within organizations
• Commitment to safety culture and quality assurance standards

Requirements:

• Eligible to work under Department of Energy 10 CFR Part 810
• Ability to travel nationally and internationally using common forms of transportation

How We Work with You

Candidates apply directly through Get A Job.ai. Our recruiting team will screen applications and coordinate interviews with qualified candidates. We then submit your profile to our client for consideration. Please do not contact the client directly—all communication should flow through our talent team to ensure a professional and organized process.

Pay

The target compensation range for this role is $136,819 - $165,126 annually, with a full range of $122,665 - $191,861 annually. Final compensation is determined by relevant skills, experience, education, and internal equity considerations.

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