Credentials that matter
Skills and tools
- NRC Regulations
- Psar/fsar
- COL Application
- 10 CFR 50
Required qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Engineering from accredited institution (or PE license). High school diploma/GED required. Principal role: 8+ years engineering experience including 2+ years in licensing/regulatory processes. Senior role: 5+ years engineering experience including 2+ years in licensing/regulatory processes. Staff role: 1+ year engineering experience.
About this role
Principal/Senior/Staff Licensing Engineer supporting new nuclear development. Provides high-level licensing support, regulatory research, and document preparation for Construction Permit Applications (CPA), Operating License Applications (OLA), and Combined Operating License Applications (COL) with the NRC and state agencies.
Responsibilities
- Prepare and submit required information to support Preliminary/Final Safety Analysis Reports (PSAR/FSAR) and regulatory correspondence with NRC and state agencies
- Participate in project meetings with nuclear technology vendors, NRC, Department of Energy, and state agencies (e.g., EFSEC)
- Provide technical advice and proactive counsel to management on complex regulatory issues
- Provide oversight and/or mentor staff as needed
- Identify need for and initiate development of new policies, programs, plans, and procedures to meet strategic objectives
- Lead and organize project teams to resolve regulatory or technical issues
Preferred qualifications
Knowledge and experience with new license application development and review.
Location, schedule, and travel
energy-northwest
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