Senior Criticality Safety Engineer

Boston Government Services, LLC. (BGS) is an engineering, technology, and security firm helping to advance missions of national importance for government programs and nuclear operations. They are seeking a Senior Criticality Safety Engineer to perform safety analyses, mentor junior analysts, and ensure compliance with nuclear safety regulations.

Responsibilities:

• Performs reviews of what-ifs, hazard and operability analysis, fault trees, event trees, failure modes and effects analysis (FMEAs), reliability analyses, fire hazard analyses, criticality analyses and consequence analyses
• Lead Licensing teams on Integrated Safety Analysis (ISA) Summary development
• Performs safety analysis and integrate the ISA summary with engineering documents to ensure proper implementation of the license application
• Maintains training and knowledge of all existing and proposed changes in regulations in the areas of nuclear safety
• Perform independent reviews of nuclear safety evaluations
• Mentor of less experienced Nuclear Safety Analysts and Analysts In-Training on all aspects of nuclear safety
• Manage the evaluation and integration of safety principles of IROFS designs
• Evaluate design changes against license applications per 10CFR70 requirements
• Coordinate with various departments to maintain the Integrated Schedule
• Manage Process Hazard Analysis, Criticality Hazard Analysis, Fire Hazard Analysis, and External Hazard Analysis to support license applications
• Develop Nuclear Safety Programs, plans, and procedures
• Ensure compliance with NRC regulations and safety standards

Requirements:

• BA/BS Degree plus 10 years of direct experience required, or MS with 0 - 5 years' experience
• Successful drug screening
• Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a security or clearance badge
• BA/BS Degree in a technical discipline, plus 18 years plus of direct experience required, or an MS with 15 years' experience
• Experience with NRC 10CDR70 Regulations
• Experience with interpreting data from RADTRAN, ALOHA, MACCS, & RASCAL