Senior Licensing Engineer Energy - Remote
AtkinsRéalis · Oak Ridge, TN · 1 mo ago
RemoteRemoteManufacturing$90k–$150k/yrFull-time
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We need to preserve all substantive information, not invent. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO etc. So we strip out equal opportunity, privacy notice, staffing agency note, etc.
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for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). Do NOT repeat the job title as a heading. We need to include sections only when posting has real, specific content. We have content: Overview (intro), Your role (responsibilities), About You (requirements/qualifications), Rewards & benefits (benefits), Additional information (pay range). Also maybe "About AtkinsRéalis" but that's boilerplate? It's generic company description; could be considered boilerplate? Probably remove as it's not specific to role. Also "Additional information" includes pay range. Also "Rewards & benefits" includes benefits description.
We need to preserve all substantive information, not invent. Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO etc. So we strip out equal opportunity, privacy notice, staffing agency note, etc.
We need to format using headings and - for lists,
for prose.
We need to decide sections: maybe "About the role" (Your role), "Responsibilities" (could be part of role), "Requirements" or "Qualifications" (About You), "Benefits" (Rewards & benefits), "Pay" (Additional information). Could also have "Overview" as a section? The instruction list includes About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Overview not listed but could be used as a heading? It says use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). It doesn't forbid other headings, but better to stick to those. Overview could be considered "About the role". We'll combine overview into About the role.
We need to not repeat job title as heading. So we won't put "Senior Licensing Engineer Energy – Remote". We'll just have headings.
We need to preserve all substantive info: Let's extract.
Overview paragraph: "We are seeking a Senior Licensing Engineer Energy – Remote. This remote position is based out of our Oak Ridge, TN office."
Your role (responsibilities): list of duties.
Let's list them:
- Leads the development and integration of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications for fuel cycle facilities.
- Sets the regulatory approach for assigned scope, owns the integration and quality of the application package across content prepared by multiple organizations, and provides technical direction to licensing engineers.
- Works with limited supervision, exercise independent regulatory judgment, and represent AtkinsRéalis with clients, subcontractors, and the NRC.
- Leads development of assigned portions of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications, establishing the regulatory approach and defending it with the client and internally.
- Owns application integration and quality assurance, including the crosswalk against NRC acceptance criteria, the assumptions register, and the section templates and drafting conventions used across the application.
- Owns the licensing commitments framework, including identification of commitment language, traceability to source sections and regulatory bases, and control of commitments across content prepared by multiple organizations.
- Reviews application content furnished by clients, subcontractors, and other contractors for regulatory adequacy and interface alignment, and resolves conflicts across sections.
- Provides technical direction to subcontracted licensing scope, including scoping, review of deliverables, and integration into the application package.
- Determines where bounding assumptions are appropriate in place of mature design information, and judges when an assumption must be closed.
- Prepares and defends position papers where the existing regulatory framework does not directly apply, and leads interactions with the NRC including pre-application engagement, audits, and responses to requests for additional information.
- Provides technical direction, review, and mentoring to licensing engineers, and checks their work before issue.
- Accountable for the technical quality and timely delivery of assigned licensing scope, including identifying and resolving issues that affect schedule or regulatory defensibility.
- Supports scoping, estimating, and proposal development for fuel cycle licensing pursuits.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
About You (requirements/qualifications):
- Requires a Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Health Physics, or a related engineering or technical discipline. Master's degree desirable.
- Requires 7 years of relevant nuclear industry experience, with significant experience in licensing and regulatory affairs.
- Demonstrated experience leading the technical and regulatory direction of a license application section or package, including content prepared by others.
- Experience working directly with the NRC or another regulatory authority, including pre-application engagement or responses to requests for additional information.
- Experience working with designers and engineers to develop safety analysis or licensing basis documentation.
- Deep working knowledge of 10 CFR and associated NRC regulatory and industry guidance, with the ability to establish and defend a regulatory position.
- Working knowledge of the licensing framework for facilities possessing and using special nuclear material, including 10 CFR Part 70 and the material control and accountability requirements of 10 CFR Part 74.
- Ability to structure a license application against NRC acceptance criteria, including the guidance in NUREG-1520, and to maintain its integrity as content matures.
- Ability to make and defend judgments about the use of bounding assumptions where design information is conceptual or incomplete.
- Demonstrated ability to direct and integrate licensing content prepared by multiple organizations, including subcontractors and client-furnished sections.
- Demonstrated ability to provide technical direction, review, and mentoring to less experienced licensing staff.
- Excellent technical writing and communication skills, with the ability to present and defend licensing positions to clients and regulators.
- Familiarity with fuel cycle facility processes, uranium chemistry, material forms, and radiological and chemical hazards is desirable.
- Experience licensing facilities under 10 CFR Part 70, including license applications or amendment requests for fuel cycle facilities preferred.
- Experience with the integrated safety analysis process, items relied on for safety, and management measures preferred.
- Experience with fuel fabrication, conversion, deconversion, enrichment, or other fuel cycle operations preferred.
- Experience with material control and accountability under 10 CFR Part 74, physical protection under 10 CFR Part 73, or transportation under 10 CFR Part 71 preferred.
- Experience preparing Environmental Reports under 10 CFR Part 51, or with advanced reactor fuel supply chain projects including high-assay low-enriched uranium deconversion and fuel fabrication preferred.
- Experience mentoring or supervising licensing staff preferred.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license or other relevant nuclear industry qualifications are desirable.
- Must be a U.S. citizen and eligible to work under 10 CFR Part 810 without specific authorization.
- Must be a U.S. citizen in order to be considered.
Rewards & benefits paragraph: "At AtkinsRéalis, our values—Safety, Integrity, Collaboration, Innovation, and Excellence—are more than just words. They are the foundation of who we are and how we work. These principles shape our culture, guide our decisions, and inspire us to create an environment where every team member feels empowered to grow, succeed, and make a meaningful impact. Depending on your employment status, AtkinsRéalis benefits may include medical, dental, vision, company-paid life and short- and long-term disability benefits, employer-matched 401(k) with 100% vesting, employee stock purchase plan, Paid Time Off, leaves of absences options, flexible work options, recognition and employee satisfaction programs, employee assistance program, and voluntary benefits. You can review our comprehensive benefits page here."
Additional information: "Expected compensation range is between $90,000 - $150,000 annually depending on skills, experience, and geographical location."
We also have "Are you ready to expand your career with us? Apply today and help us shape something extraordinary." That's application instruction; we should remove.
Also "AtkinsRéalis is an equal opportunity, Drug-Free employer EOE/Veteran/Disability Please review AtkinsRéalis' Equal Opportunity Statement here." Remove.
Also privacy notice etc. Remove.
Also staffing agency note. Remove.
Now we need to decide sections.
Potential sections:
- About the role (could include overview and responsibilities)
- Responsibilities (maybe separate)
- Requirements (or Qualifications)
- Benefits
- Pay
We need to avoid thin sections. Could combine overview and responsibilities under "About the role". Then "Qualifications" for About You. Then "Benefits". Then "Pay". That seems good.
We must not create sections with filler like "Schedule" if not present. No schedule info.
We must not repeat job title as heading.
We must not include Job ID etc.
Now produce HTML fragment:
About the role
We are seeking a Senior Licensing Engineer Energy – Remote. This remote position is based out of our Oak Ridge, TN office.
- Leads the development and integration of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications for fuel cycle facilities.
- Sets the regulatory approach for assigned scope, owns the integration and quality of the application package across content prepared by multiple organizations, and provides technical direction to licensing engineers.
- Works with limited supervision, exercise independent regulatory judgment, and represent AtkinsRéalis with clients, subcontractors, and the NRC.
- Leads development of assigned portions of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications, establishing the regulatory approach and defending it with the client and internally.
- Owns application integration and quality assurance, including the crosswalk against NRC acceptance criteria, the assumptions register, and the section templates and drafting conventions used across the application.
- Owns the licensing commitments framework, including identification of commitment language, traceability to source sections and regulatory bases, and control of commitments across content prepared by multiple organizations.
- Reviews application content furnished by clients, subcontractors, and other contractors for regulatory adequacy and interface alignment, and resolves conflicts across sections.
- Provides technical direction to subcontracted licensing scope, including scoping, review of deliverables, and integration into the application package.
- Determines where bounding assumptions are appropriate in place of mature design information, and judges when an assumption must be closed.
- Prepares and defends position papers where the existing regulatory framework does not directly apply, and leads interactions with the NRC including pre-application engagement, audits, and responses to requests for additional information.
- Provides technical direction, review, and mentoring to licensing engineers, and checks their work before issue.
- Accountable for the technical quality and timely delivery of assigned licensing scope, including identifying and resolving issues that affect schedule or regulatory defensibility.
- Supports scoping, estimating, and proposal development for fuel cycle licensing pursuits.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Health Physics, or a related engineering or technical discipline. Master's degree desirable.
- 7 years of relevant nuclear industry experience, with significant experience in licensing and regulatory affairs.
- Demonstrated experience leading the technical and regulatory direction of a license application section or package, including content prepared by others.
- Experience working directly with the NRC or another regulatory authority, including pre-application engagement or responses to requests for additional information.
- Experience working with designers and engineers to develop safety analysis or licensing basis documentation.
- Deep working knowledge of 10 CFR and associated NRC regulatory and industry guidance, with the ability to establish and defend a regulatory position.
- Working knowledge of the licensing framework for facilities possessing and using special nuclear material, including 10 CFR Part 70 and the material control and accountability requirements of 10 CFR Part 74.
- Ability to structure a license application against NRC acceptance criteria, including the guidance in NUREG-1520, and to maintain
- for lists,
for prose. We need to decide sections: maybe "About the role" (Your role), "Responsibilities" (could be part of role), "Requirements" or "Qualifications" (About You), "Benefits" (Rewards & benefits), "Pay" (Additional information). Could also have "Overview" as a section? The instruction list includes About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. Overview not listed but could be used as a heading? It says use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). It doesn't forbid other headings, but better to stick to those. Overview could be considered "About the role". We'll combine overview into About the role. We need to not repeat job title as heading. So we won't put "Senior Licensing Engineer Energy – Remote". We'll just have headings. We need to preserve all substantive info: Let's extract. Overview paragraph: "We are seeking a Senior Licensing Engineer Energy – Remote. This remote position is based out of our Oak Ridge, TN office." Your role (responsibilities): list of duties. Let's list them: - Leads the development and integration of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications for fuel cycle facilities. - Sets the regulatory approach for assigned scope, owns the integration and quality of the application package across content prepared by multiple organizations, and provides technical direction to licensing engineers. - Works with limited supervision, exercise independent regulatory judgment, and represent AtkinsRéalis with clients, subcontractors, and the NRC. - Leads development of assigned portions of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications, establishing the regulatory approach and defending it with the client and internally. - Owns application integration and quality assurance, including the crosswalk against NRC acceptance criteria, the assumptions register, and the section templates and drafting conventions used across the application. - Owns the licensing commitments framework, including identification of commitment language, traceability to source sections and regulatory bases, and control of commitments across content prepared by multiple organizations. - Reviews application content furnished by clients, subcontractors, and other contractors for regulatory adequacy and interface alignment, and resolves conflicts across sections. - Provides technical direction to subcontracted licensing scope, including scoping, review of deliverables, and integration into the application package. - Determines where bounding assumptions are appropriate in place of mature design information, and judges when an assumption must be closed. - Prepares and defends position papers where the existing regulatory framework does not directly apply, and leads interactions with the NRC including pre-application engagement, audits, and responses to requests for additional information. - Provides technical direction, review, and mentoring to licensing engineers, and checks their work before issue. - Accountable for the technical quality and timely delivery of assigned licensing scope, including identifying and resolving issues that affect schedule or regulatory defensibility. - Supports scoping, estimating, and proposal development for fuel cycle licensing pursuits. - Performs other duties as assigned. About You (requirements/qualifications): - Requires a Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Health Physics, or a related engineering or technical discipline. Master's degree desirable. - Requires 7 years of relevant nuclear industry experience, with significant experience in licensing and regulatory affairs. - Demonstrated experience leading the technical and regulatory direction of a license application section or package, including content prepared by others. - Experience working directly with the NRC or another regulatory authority, including pre-application engagement or responses to requests for additional information. - Experience working with designers and engineers to develop safety analysis or licensing basis documentation. - Deep working knowledge of 10 CFR and associated NRC regulatory and industry guidance, with the ability to establish and defend a regulatory position. - Working knowledge of the licensing framework for facilities possessing and using special nuclear material, including 10 CFR Part 70 and the material control and accountability requirements of 10 CFR Part 74. - Ability to structure a license application against NRC acceptance criteria, including the guidance in NUREG-1520, and to maintain its integrity as content matures. - Ability to make and defend judgments about the use of bounding assumptions where design information is conceptual or incomplete. - Demonstrated ability to direct and integrate licensing content prepared by multiple organizations, including subcontractors and client-furnished sections. - Demonstrated ability to provide technical direction, review, and mentoring to less experienced licensing staff. - Excellent technical writing and communication skills, with the ability to present and defend licensing positions to clients and regulators. - Familiarity with fuel cycle facility processes, uranium chemistry, material forms, and radiological and chemical hazards is desirable. - Experience licensing facilities under 10 CFR Part 70, including license applications or amendment requests for fuel cycle facilities preferred. - Experience with the integrated safety analysis process, items relied on for safety, and management measures preferred. - Experience with fuel fabrication, conversion, deconversion, enrichment, or other fuel cycle operations preferred. - Experience with material control and accountability under 10 CFR Part 74, physical protection under 10 CFR Part 73, or transportation under 10 CFR Part 71 preferred. - Experience preparing Environmental Reports under 10 CFR Part 51, or with advanced reactor fuel supply chain projects including high-assay low-enriched uranium deconversion and fuel fabrication preferred. - Experience mentoring or supervising licensing staff preferred. - Professional Engineer (PE) license or other relevant nuclear industry qualifications are desirable. - Must be a U.S. citizen and eligible to work under 10 CFR Part 810 without specific authorization. - Must be a U.S. citizen in order to be considered. Rewards & benefits paragraph: "At AtkinsRéalis, our values—Safety, Integrity, Collaboration, Innovation, and Excellence—are more than just words. They are the foundation of who we are and how we work. These principles shape our culture, guide our decisions, and inspire us to create an environment where every team member feels empowered to grow, succeed, and make a meaningful impact. Depending on your employment status, AtkinsRéalis benefits may include medical, dental, vision, company-paid life and short- and long-term disability benefits, employer-matched 401(k) with 100% vesting, employee stock purchase plan, Paid Time Off, leaves of absences options, flexible work options, recognition and employee satisfaction programs, employee assistance program, and voluntary benefits. You can review our comprehensive benefits page here." Additional information: "Expected compensation range is between $90,000 - $150,000 annually depending on skills, experience, and geographical location." We also have "Are you ready to expand your career with us? Apply today and help us shape something extraordinary." That's application instruction; we should remove. Also "AtkinsRéalis is an equal opportunity, Drug-Free employer EOE/Veteran/Disability Please review AtkinsRéalis' Equal Opportunity Statement here." Remove. Also privacy notice etc. Remove. Also staffing agency note. Remove. Now we need to decide sections. Potential sections: - About the role (could include overview and responsibilities) - Responsibilities (maybe separate) - Requirements (or Qualifications) - Benefits - Pay We need to avoid thin sections. Could combine overview and responsibilities under "About the role". Then "Qualifications" for About You. Then "Benefits". Then "Pay". That seems good. We must not create sections with filler like "Schedule" if not present. No schedule info. We must not repeat job title as heading. We must not include Job ID etc. Now produce HTML fragment:
About the role
We are seeking a Senior Licensing Engineer Energy – Remote. This remote position is based out of our Oak Ridge, TN office.
- Leads the development and integration of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications for fuel cycle facilities.
- Sets the regulatory approach for assigned scope, owns the integration and quality of the application package across content prepared by multiple organizations, and provides technical direction to licensing engineers.
- Works with limited supervision, exercise independent regulatory judgment, and represent AtkinsRéalis with clients, subcontractors, and the NRC.
- Leads development of assigned portions of 10 CFR Part 70 license applications, establishing the regulatory approach and defending it with the client and internally.
- Owns application integration and quality assurance, including the crosswalk against NRC acceptance criteria, the assumptions register, and the section templates and drafting conventions used across the application.
- Owns the licensing commitments framework, including identification of commitment language, traceability to source sections and regulatory bases, and control of commitments across content prepared by multiple organizations.
- Reviews application content furnished by clients, subcontractors, and other contractors for regulatory adequacy and interface alignment, and resolves conflicts across sections.
- Provides technical direction to subcontracted licensing scope, including scoping, review of deliverables, and integration into the application package.
- Determines where bounding assumptions are appropriate in place of mature design information, and judges when an assumption must be closed.
- Prepares and defends position papers where the existing regulatory framework does not directly apply, and leads interactions with the NRC including pre-application engagement, audits, and responses to requests for additional information.
- Provides technical direction, review, and mentoring to licensing engineers, and checks their work before issue.
- Accountable for the technical quality and timely delivery of assigned licensing scope, including identifying and resolving issues that affect schedule or regulatory defensibility.
- Supports scoping, estimating, and proposal development for fuel cycle licensing pursuits.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Health Physics, or a related engineering or technical discipline. Master's degree desirable.
- 7 years of relevant nuclear industry experience, with significant experience in licensing and regulatory affairs.
- Demonstrated experience leading the technical and regulatory direction of a license application section or package, including content prepared by others.
- Experience working directly with the NRC or another regulatory authority, including pre-application engagement or responses to requests for additional information.
- Experience working with designers and engineers to develop safety analysis or licensing basis documentation.
- Deep working knowledge of 10 CFR and associated NRC regulatory and industry guidance, with the ability to establish and defend a regulatory position.
- Working knowledge of the licensing framework for facilities possessing and using special nuclear material, including 10 CFR Part 70 and the material control and accountability requirements of 10 CFR Part 74.
- Ability to structure a license application against NRC acceptance criteria, including the guidance in NUREG-1520, and to maintain