Licensing Engineer - Engineering Projects II / III

Job Responsibilities:

• Provide regulatory and technical support for significant station initiatives and engineering projects
• Support objectives related to nuclear safety, licensing, regulatory affairs, and environmental requirements
• Interface with Engineering Projects team members and other plant organizations
• Coordinate with supporting vendors and technical resources on regulatory and licensing matters
• Interface with peers across the nuclear industry and applicable regulatory organizations
• Provide consultation to management regarding nuclear safety, licensing, regulatory, and environmental issues
• Identify, evaluate, and support resolution of licensing and regulatory issues
• Provide strategic guidance and recommendations to management regarding regulatory and environmental project performance
• Monitor regulatory requirements, policies, rules, standards, and industry developments applicable to assigned projects
• Keep management informed of current and emerging licensing and environmental requirements
• Represent the organization with applicable regulators, industry work groups, workshops, conferences, and technical forums
• Support communications and interactions with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and other applicable regulatory organizations
• Support Environmental Review activities associated with station and engineering projects
• Conduct field and onsite visits as required to support environmental and licensing reviews
• Collaborate with licensing and environmental subject matter experts to evaluate regulatory and environmental process issues
• Support discussions and resolution of complex licensing and environmental matters
• Review project activities for compliance with applicable nuclear licensing and regulatory requirements
• Apply engineering principles, practices, theories, and methods to identify and resolve routine regulatory and technical problems
• Perform assigned engineering and regulatory tasks in accordance with established station processes
• Use advanced engineering and regulatory techniques under appropriate guidance
• Provide guidance to other personnel on matters related to Regulatory Affairs as applicable to experience level
• Support development and review of regulatory documentation and technical evaluations
• Assist with evaluation of licensing strategies and regulatory impacts associated with engineering projects
• Support license renewal activities for commercial nuclear power plants when applicable
• Review technical and licensing documentation associated with license renewal activities
• Support aging management program development, implementation, auditing, or inspection activities when applicable
• Participate in industry committees and working groups related to nuclear licensing and regulatory matters when required
• Evaluate regulatory and environmental requirements and communicate their potential impact to project teams
• Communicate technical and regulatory information effectively to both technical and non-technical audiences
• Prepare written documentation, reports, recommendations, and technical communications
• Use Microsoft Office applications to prepare, review, analyze, and communicate project information
• Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to support successful project execution
• Maintain awareness of applicable nuclear regulatory and environmental requirements throughout project activities
• Perform additional licensing, regulatory, engineering, and project support responsibilities as assigned

Skills:

• Nuclear Licensing
• Regulatory Affairs
• Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
• Department of Energy (DOE) Regulatory Environment
• Nuclear Safety
• Regulatory Compliance
• Engineering Projects
• Engineering Principles
• Engineering Practices
• Regulatory Requirements
• Environmental Regulations
• Environmental Review
• Licensing Strategy
• License Renewal
• License Renewal Applications
• Technical Review
• Regulatory Technical Review
• Aging Management Programs
• Aging Management Program Auditing
• Aging Management Program Inspection
• Nuclear Industry Standards
• Regulatory Policies
• Regulatory Rules
• Industry Committees
• Regulatory Workshops
• Regulatory Conferences
• Nuclear Plant Experience
• Commercial Nuclear Power
• Engineering Analysis
• Technical Problem Solving
• Project Support
• Regulatory Documentation
• Technical Documentation
• Regulatory Documentation Review
• Stakeholder Management
• Vendor Coordination
• Cross-Functional Collaboration
• Technical Communication
• Written Communication
• Verbal Communication
• Presentation Skills
• Microsoft Office
• Environmental Compliance
• Risk Identification
• Regulatory Issue Resolution
• Strategic Recommendations
• Problem Solving
• Analytical Skills

Education/Experience:

• Level II: Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university.
• Level II: PE license obtained by accredited examination may be considered in lieu of the bachelor's degree requirement as specified.
• Level III: Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university.
• Level III: PE license obtained by accredited examination may be considered in lieu of the bachelor's degree requirement as specified.
• High School Diploma or GED is required.