Senior Consultant – Energy

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🎸 Tennessee – Remote

🎸 Tennessee – Remote

💵 $102k - $171k / year

⏱ Part Time

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AtkinsRéalis

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10,000+ employees

We are a world-class engineering services and nuclear organization. We connect people, data and technology to transform the world’s infrastructure and energy systems.

📋 Description

• Serves both legacy and new-build nuclear clients who are designing, building, upgrading, operating, and maintaining nuclear power generation and fuel cycle assets. • Supports commercial nuclear projects as business and project needs develop. • Provides senior technical leadership and consulting support in probabilistic risk assessment (PRA), risk-informed decision-making, and the integration of risk insights into licensing, design, operations, maintenance, and project execution. • Supports operating plants, new-build projects, advanced reactor development, and other nuclear facility projects in the United States and internationally. • Provides senior technical leadership and consulting support for PRA and risk-informed licensing activities supporting US and international commercial nuclear projects. • Supports the planning, development, review, and application of Level 1, Level 2, and/or Level 3 PRA, as applicable to project scope and maturity. • Reviews PRA methodologies, models, assumptions, results, and supporting documentation for technical quality, regulatory alignment, consistency, and fitness for purpose. • Supports hazard identification, screening, evaluation, and risk quantification for internal events, shutdown conditions, internal flood, seismic events, high-wind events, and other external hazards. • Evaluates plant response, system interactions, accident progression, system reliability, and risk-significant contributors, including reliability assessments of plant process, safety, balance-of-plant, and operating systems, to support informed safety, licensing, design, operational, and maintenance decisions. • Integrates PRA insights into licensing strategies, safety cases, SSC classification, technical specifications, maintenance strategies, operating programs, and design decisions. • Supports risk-informed and performance-based licensing approaches, including NEI 18-04 and RG 1.233 implementation, licensing basis event selection, SSC classification, defense-in-depth evaluation, and related license application content. • Supports the development and application of risk monitors, operational risk assessments, and other PRA applications, as applicable to project needs. • Develops, proposes, reviews, or advises on PRA methodologies, technical approaches, analysis assumptions, and model-development strategies. • Coordinates PRA interfaces with deterministic safety analysis, severe accident analysis, source term development, emergency planning, fire protection assessments, and other nuclear safety analysis disciplines. • Supports regulatory interactions, technical meetings, audits, workshops, and responses related to PRA and risk-informed licensing topics. • Supports the preparation and review of proposals, scopes of work, schedules, estimates, and execution plans for PRA and risk-informed licensing activities. • Provides mentoring, knowledge transfer, and technical development support to engineers and analysts and supports the growth of AtkinsRéalis’ PRA and risk-informed licensing capability. • Ensures work is performed in accordance with applicable nuclear quality assurance requirements, project procedures, PRA standards, regulatory guidance, and client expectations. • Performs other duties as assigned.

🎯 Requirements

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Nuclear Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related engineering or technical discipline. • Minimum of 15 years of relevant nuclear industry experience, including significant experience in PRA, risk management, or risk-informed applications. • Demonstrated experience applying PRA insights to nuclear plant licensing, design, operations, maintenance, or safety decision-making. • Demonstrated understanding of nuclear plant systems, plant response, accident progression, operating practices, and underlying reliability principles. • Strong technical knowledge of PRA methods, risk-informed decision-making, and nuclear safety analysis. • Strong understanding of nuclear plant systems, operations, accident response, and safety functions. • Ability to rapidly develop familiarity with different reactor technologies, plant designs, regulatory frameworks, and licensing approaches. • Ability to interpret PRA results and translate risk insights into actionable licensing, design, operational, and maintenance decisions. • Familiarity with PRA software tools used for fault tree and event tree modeling, model quantification, external hazards analysis, risk monitoring, and related risk-informed applications. • Ability to evaluate the suitability, limitations, and quality of PRA software tools, models, and outputs for the intended technical, licensing, or operational application. • Ability to work effectively across PRA, deterministic safety analysis, licensing, engineering, operations, and other nuclear safety analysis disciplines. • Knowledge of applicable US and international nuclear licensing requirements, PRA standards, industry guidance, and quality assurance expectations. • Strong written and verbal communication, organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills. • Ability to work independently, exercise sound technical judgment, and manage multiple priorities. • Experience supporting Level 1, Level 2, and/or Level 3 PRA preferred. • Experience supporting operating plants, advanced reactors, small modular reactors, new-build, refurbishment, or first-of-a-kind projects desired. • Experience with risk-informed licensing methodologies, such as NEI 18-04 and RG 1.233 a plus. • Experience with internal events, shutdown risk, internal flood, seismic PRA, other external hazards, severe accident analysis, source term development, or operational risk applications preferred. • Experience with US or international PRA standards, regulatory guidance, and industry practices desired. • Experience using PRA modeling, quantification, and risk-management software, including the EPRI Phoenix Architect software suite (e.g., CAFTA, PRAQuant, FRANX, and ACUBE), RiskSpectrum, or comparable software platforms a plus. • Experience developing, reviewing, maintaining, or applying fault tree, event tree, hazard, and risk quantification models preferred. • Experience supporting regulatory interactions, technical audits, industry working groups, or client-facing PRA activities desired. • Professional Engineer (PE) license and other relevant nuclear industry qualifications or certifications are desirable. • Must be a U.S. citizen in order to be considered.

🏖️ Benefits

• medical • dental • vision • company-paid life and short- and long-term disability benefits • employer-matched 401(k) with 100% vesting • employee stock purchase plan • Paid Time Off • leaves of absences options • flexible work options • recognition and employee satisfaction programs • employee assistance program • voluntary benefits