LicensingEngineer II - Engineering Projects

Job Title: Licensing Engineer II - Engineering Projects

Richland WA

12 Months

Job Description:

Contractor may be authorized for business travel by the Clients Technical Representative

Provide regulatory support for significant station initiatives and/or clients objectives. This includes interface with Engineering Projects team members, other plant organizations, representatives of supporting vendors, peers in industry and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This individual provides the regulatory and technical support detailed below for assigned tasks following defined station processes. At the Engineer II level this requires the ability to perform moderately complex tasks with a moderate level of independence.

Principal Accountabilities:

Provide consultation to Clients Energy Services & Development (ES&D) management to assure nuclear safety, licensing, and regulatory issues are identified, addressed, and resolved.

Provide strategic guidance and recommendations to ES&D management on matters affecting regulatory and environmental project performance.

Represent Clientst with applicable regulators, industry work groups, workshops, and conferences.

Understanding EN's Environmental Review needs which may include the conduct of field and onsite visits as needed.

Collaborating with a team of experts in licensing and environmental laws to support discussion and resolution of licensing/environmental process issues.

Keeping ES&D management apprised of latest licensing and environmental policies, rules, and standards that may need to be followed.

Skills and Experience:

Requires knowledge and ability to apply advanced engineering techniques, practices and theories, and methods to identify and solve moderately complex problems.

Ability to apply engineering principles outside of specialty area and train others on matters related to Regulatory Affairs.

Requires ability to use standard Microsoft Office suite products.

Requires effective written and verbal communication skills with ability to cater to audiences which are non-technical or have varying levels of technical proficiency.

Required Education and Experience:

Requires a Bachelor's degree in Engineering from an accredited college or university and three years of engineering experience in a technical environment, at least two of which must be in a Department of Energy or Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulated nuclear environment; OR a PE license obtained by accredited examination and five years of engineering experience in a technical environment, at least two of which must be in a Department of Energy or Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulated nuclear environment.

A high school diploma or GED is required.