The Quality Assurance Engineer is responsible for performing QA activities for advanced reactor programs, including supplier audits and compliance reviews. They will interface with internal and external stakeholders to resolve quality issues and ensure adherence to regulatory requirements.
The Principal Nuclear Licensing Engineer will lead the development of complex licensing documents and provide strategic direction for regulatory engagement on the Natrium advanced reactor project. This role involves mentoring junior staff, coordinating multi-disciplinary teams, and ensuring all licensing activities align with project timelines and regulatory requirements.
The engineer will develop and implement materials and environmental licensing plans while managing regulatory submittals and interactions with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. They will also coordinate with design engineering teams to ensure all regulatory requirements are met for advanced nuclear reactor projects.
The Supplier Project Engineer manages and integrates supplier projects, overseeing performance, cost, schedule, and technical deliverables for the Natrium Project. They facilitate supplier selection, develop statements of work, and maintain technical interfaces between suppliers and internal teams.
The Nuclear Physical Security Engineer supports the development and implementation of physical security programs to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements for nuclear projects. This role involves coordinating with engineering teams, managing licensing documentation, and serving as a subject matter expert for access authorization and fitness for duty programs.
The Director manages corporate and project-specific insurance programs while overseeing the enterprise risk management (ERM) framework. They collaborate with internal teams to evaluate risk, negotiate contracts, and provide executive-level reporting on risk appetite and mitigation strategies.
The Director will develop and execute market expansion strategies across key industrial sectors such as energy, chemicals, and infrastructure to drive growth for TerraPower's nuclear technologies. This role involves building executive relationships, leading complex commercial negotiations, and translating market insights into profitable business initiatives.
The role involves drafting and reviewing licensing documents such as Safety Analysis and Environmental Reports for the Natrium advanced reactor projects. The engineer will coordinate with stakeholders and the US NRC to manage permit applications, topical reports, and regulatory audits.
Ensure supplier compliance with nuclear quality requirements across the procurement and fabrication lifecycle. Implement surveillance and material acceptance plans for complex and first-of-a-kind components.
Responsible for reviewing billable charges and travel expenses to ensure compliance with FAR regulations and company policies. Manages government invoicing, accounts receivable aging, and supports month-end close and financial reporting activities.
