Licensing Engineer, Energy

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🎸 Tennessee – Remote

🎸 Tennessee – Remote

💵 $72k - $120k / year

⏰ Full Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

👷🏻‍♀️ Engineer

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AtkinsRéalis

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10,000+ employees

⚡ Energy

💼 Consulting

Energy • Consulting

AtkinsRéalis is a world-class engineering services and nuclear organization that specializes in connecting people, data, and technology to transform global infrastructure and energy systems. With a team of consultants, designers, engineers, and project managers, the company collaborates with industry partners and clients to drive significant changes in the world.

📋 Description

• Author assigned application sections and supporting evaluations based on regulatory approaches and assumptions established by senior licensing staff • Collaborate with engineering disciplines and other contractors to gather inputs and develop toward independent ownership of application content • Prepare assigned sections of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications, potentially covering radiation protection, waste management, emergency preparedness, decommissioning, environmental protection, and management measures • Perform licensing evaluations and applicability determinations using approved bounding assumptions • Coordinate design, process, and operational inputs from clients and contractors, documenting assumptions for immature inputs • Review interfacing application content for consistency and completeness and raise gaps, conflicts, and open items • Identify and record licensing commitments in the commitments register, maintaining traceability to source sections and regulatory bases • Maintain traceability between assigned content and applicable NRC requirements and guidance • Support responses to NRC requests for additional information • Prepare licensing presentations and supporting materials for internal and external audiences • Work to assigned schedules and ensure accuracy, completeness, and timeliness • Receive direction from senior licensing staff and perform other assigned duties

🎯 Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Health Physics, or a related engineering or technical discipline • 3 years of relevant nuclear industry experience, preferably in licensing and regulatory affairs • Experience drafting and reviewing licensing applications, submittals, or comparable regulatory documentation • Experience working with designers and engineers to develop safety analysis or licensing basis documentation • Prior interaction with the NRC or another regulatory authority is desirable • Demonstrated understanding of 10 CFR and associated regulatory and industry guidance • Working knowledge of the licensing framework for facilities possessing and using special nuclear material, including 10 CFR Part 70 • Familiarity with NRC guidance applicable to fuel cycle facility license applications, including NUREG-1520 • Ability to prepare licensing documentation from conceptual and evolving design information using documented assumptions • Strong technical writing skills, with attention to accuracy, consistency, and traceability • Ability to work effectively with engineering disciplines and other contractors • Ability to manage assigned work against fixed submittal dates and raise issues promptly • Familiarity with fuel cycle facility processes, uranium chemistry, material forms, and radiological and chemical hazards is desirable • Experience with facilities licensed under 10 CFR Part 70, or comparable NRC licensing processes, preferred • Familiarity with the integrated safety analysis process, items relied on for safety, and management measures preferred • Experience with fuel fabrication, conversion, deconversion, enrichment, or other fuel cycle operations preferred • Familiarity with material control and accountability under 10 CFR Part 74, physical protection under 10 CFR Part 73, or transportation under 10 CFR Part 71 preferred • Familiarity with Environmental Reports under 10 CFR Part 51, or advanced reactor fuel supply chain projects, preferred • Professional Engineer (PE) license or other relevant nuclear industry qualifications are desirable • Must be a U.S. citizen and eligible to work under 10 CFR Part 810 without specific authorization

🏖️ Benefits

• Medical, dental, and vision benefits • Company-paid life insurance • Short- and long-term disability benefits • Employer-matched 401(k) with 100% vesting • Employee stock purchase plan • Paid Time Off • Leaves of absence options • Flexible work options • Recognition and employee satisfaction programs • Employee assistance program • Voluntary benefits • Reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities