Integrated Safety Analysis Engineer (New Grad)

General Matter•Los Angeles, CA

23h•$90,000 - $105,000

About The Position

General Matter is seeking a recent or upcoming graduate to join its engineering team and support regulatory compliance and licensing for a nuclear fuel cycle facility. The role involves working with experienced engineers on licensing actions, regulatory submissions, and engagement with regulatory authorities. It offers an opportunity to contribute to high-reliability, highly regulated nuclear facility work. The engineer will support licensing documentation, regulatory communications, licensing strategies, technical evaluations, regulatory change monitoring, safety analyses, environmental reports, and risk assessments. The role also involves coordinating with engineering, operations, legal, and environmental teams and participating in inspections, audits, and regulatory meetings alongside senior team members. The base salary range is $90,000–$105,000 annually. Full-time hires may also be eligible for long-term incentives in the form of stock options and access to medical, vision, and dental coverage, as well as a 401(k) retirement plan.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or a related field; applicants should be recent graduates or upcoming graduates.
Coursework in nuclear engineering fundamentals, reactor physics, or fuel cycle systems.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to prepare clear and concise technical documentation.
Strong organizational and problem-solving skills with attention to detail.
Ability to communicate technical information clearly and collaboratively across disciplines.
Ability to work extended hours and weekends as necessary.

Nice To Haves

Internship experience in nuclear licensing, regulatory affairs, or a related technical role, especially on projects involving nuclear or highly regulated facilities.
General familiarity with NRC regulations, including 10 CFR, and related industry standards such as ANSI and ASME.
Evidence of exceptional ability, such as prior projects, a portfolio of work, or completed products.
Familiarity with nuclear facility operations and safety analyses.
Exposure to interacting with regulatory agencies such as the NRC.

Responsibilities

Support preparation and review of licensing documents, including licensing applications, regulatory reports, amendment requests, and license renewal applications, in compliance with NRC requirements.
Assist with communication with regulatory agencies such as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and track timely resolution of inquiries.
Support development and implementation of strategies to obtain and maintain licenses for new and existing nuclear facilities and projects.
Perform technical evaluations under the guidance of senior engineers to help ensure compliance with applicable codes, standards, and regulations, such as 10 CFR.
Monitor changes to nuclear regulations and assess their impact on operations and licensing.
Support safety analyses, environmental reports, and risk assessments to ensure regulatory compliance.
Prepare documentation and technical writing for licensing submissions and regulatory correspondence.
Collaborate with engineering, operations, legal, and environmental teams to address licensing requirements and resolve regulatory issues.
Participate in inspections, audits, and regulatory meetings alongside senior team members.
Communicate technical ideas within multidisciplinary project teams.