Blue Energy
Licensing Engineer
DC - Chevy Chase, MD (Remote)fulltimemidAdded 1 month ago
About this role
Blue Energy seeks a Licensing Engineer to support the regulatory approval of innovative nuclear power plant designs. You'll work with the Regulatory Affairs Office on NRC engagements, licensing applications, and topical reports while collaborating across engineering teams.
What you'll do
- Support senior licensing engineers in executing Blue Energy's nuclear licensing strategy
- Develop written licensing products including technical reports and NRC responses
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to align regulatory requirements with engineering designs and timelines
- Interface with NRC and international regulatory bodies to address questions and manage information requests
- Participate in regulatory meetings, workshops, audits, and inspections representing Blue Energy
What they're looking for
- NRC regulations and licensing processes
- Nuclear safety standards and compliance
- Technical writing and report development
- Regulatory requirement interpretation
- Cross-functional team collaboration
- Verbal and written communication
- Project and time management
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Blue Energy
Blue Energy develops innovative nuclear power plant designs and builds the infrastructure to support them. The company is hiring for infrastructure and security engineering roles to maintain IT systems, as well as licensing engineers to navigate nuclear regulatory approvals.
View all jobs at Blue EnergyLikely interview questions
- What is your understanding of the NRC licensing process, and what aspects of nuclear regulatory requirements are you most interested in learning about?
- Describe your experience interpreting complex technical or regulatory requirements and translating them into actionable work products. How would you approach this in a nuclear licensing context?