Nuclear Chemistry, Fuels & High Level Waste Staff/Level II

Description

• Collaborate with technical leads and managers to assess member and program needs, aid in the preparation of proposals, assist in the authoring of publications, assist in managing projects, and deliver presentations
• Perform data analysis with minimal supervision to support research and operational goals
• Provide insights into optimizing departmental data platforms, including Wiki-style pages, databases, and modeling/coding tools
• Conduct independent research and manage small-scale projects under the guidance of technical leads
• Assist in organizing and executing technical conferences and workshops
• Foster cross-functional relationships within the Fuel–Chemistry program to support a team integrated work scope
• Assist in technical literature reviews and data gathering to inform project decisions

Requirements

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to engage diverse teams and stakeholders.
• Master's Degree in Nuclear Energy, chemistry or data science preferred
• This role requires travel up to 10–20% of the time, including occasional domestic trips for meetings, training sessions, or project-related activities. Please note: Travel requirements for this role may fluctuate based on business needs, project demands, or team priorities
• 2+ years of experience within Nuclear Industry preferred
• Bachelor’s Degree in a technical field relevant to nuclear energy, chemistry, or data science
• Ability to develop project scopes and manage less-complex initiatives
• Effective communicator with a passion for learning and contributing to impactful work
• A strong foundation in chemistry, radiation protection, or radioactive waste is preferred.
• Completion of a nuclear industry internship within the past two years is preferred

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance