Fleet Licensing Engineer (Cons Nuc Technologist)

Vistra Corp • Oak Harbor, OH

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About The Position

This position reports to the Senior Manager, Licensing to provide regulatory services and support necessary for the safe, efficient and reliable operation of the Vistra Nuclear Fleet (Beaver Valley, Comanche Peak, Davis-Besse, and Perry). This position supports interface of Vistra with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and other regulatory agencies to obtain and maintain necessary licenses and permits , to resolve regulatory issues, and to submit required reports. The position would be based out of any one of our Nuclear locations.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in engineering, engineering tech or related science and 5 years related work experience or Bachelor's Degree (non-engineering) and 9 yrs related experience or Associate Degree in Engineering, Engineering technology or related field and 11 yrs related work experience.
• Related nuclear work experience in the electric utility industry preferred
• Experience in communicating with NRC technical staff preferred
• Knowledge of nuclear regulations, regulatory review processes and inspection processes; nuclear codes and standards; nuclear plant operations; nuclear policies and procedures; and nuclear safety analyses preferred
• Must possess excellent technical writing and verbal communication skills, and be skilled in making effective presentations

Nice To Haves

• Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) license or certification, or plant certification class desired

Responsibilities

• Represents Vistra Corp with the NRC and other regulatory agencies on matters for assigned area of responsibilities pertaining to Vistra Nuclear Fleet including the licensing bases, license amendments, relief requests, burden reduction and improvements, and station positions on regulatory positions while enhancing Vistra's regulatory reputation.
• Maintains assigned licensing basis documents for the Vistra Nuclear Fleet, as required by federal regulations, through the control of licensing basis documents and regulatory correspondence.
• Serving as the fleet liaison with plant and NRC staffs for licensing issues.
• Assures that information communicated to regulatory agencies is timely and technically accurate.
• Reviewing regulations and licensing basis documents to formulate regulatory positions in support of safe plant operation and licensing actions.
• Developing and implementing standardized business practices, policies and procedures with regards to Beaver Valley, Comanche Peak, Davis-Besse and Perry plant operating and decommissioning fleet licensing activities.
• Participating in regional and national peer groups to influence regulation and policy associated with nuclear licensing and decommissioning issues.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level