VP, Nuclear Development - New Nuclear

Energy NorthwestColumbia Generating Station$255k–$340k/yr

Required qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering or related science from an accredited college or university
  • Minimum 15 years progressive management/leadership experience
  • Experience preparing and delivering oral presentations to board levels and internal/external organizations
  • Previous experience with large ($40M+) engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) projects

About this role

Energy Northwest seeks a VP to lead nuclear development initiatives, including business development, multi-billion-dollar new nuclear facility planning and execution, and contracted activities for public utility districts and technology developers. Reports to SVP/Chief Commercial Officer; sets strategic direction for the Nuclear Development division.

Responsibilities

  • Provide leadership and strategic direction for Nuclear Development division, establishing vision, objectives, and key business initiatives
  • Oversee business development activities and planning/execution of multi-billion-dollar new nuclear facilities
  • Manage contracted activities including site characterization, licensing, and nuclear program development for public utility districts and technology vendors
  • Identify project efficiencies and cost reduction methods to achieve strategic goals for cost of power
  • Advance safety and environmental protection awareness and achievement of strategic plan goals
  • Develop current and future leaders through succession planning and active coaching
  • Interface with stakeholders including public utility district leadership, EN executive board, and technology vendor executives
  • Manage financial consultants and contractors for new nuclear power plants
  • Participate in industry groups including EPRI, NEI, and PNUCC

Location, schedule, and travel

Energy Northwest (Columbia Generating Station area)

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