Nuclear Facility, Regulatory and/or Operations Specialist

Strata-G, LLC • Oak Ridge, TN

1d • Onsite

About The Position

At Strata-G, we define significance by the extraordinary people we hire, the relationships we build with our clients, and the positive impact we make in the community. Our team of intellectually curious and highly motivated engineers, scientists and business professionals engages with our clients to solve complex energy and environmental challenges around the world. We are driven by our values to create a culture of significant and positive change for our clients and the world. We Care We treat our customers and employees as we wish to be treated. Integrity We are honest and ethical in every endeavor. Service We continuously strive to please our customers and to exceed their expectations. Quality We maintain a culture of continuous improvement. Safety We hold paramount the safety and health of our associates, our customers, the public, and the environment. Innovation We develop creative solutions to better serve our customers. Attitude We maintain a positive attitude and value humor. Outreach We share the results of our successes with the community. Strata-G is seeking an experienced Nuclear Facility, Regulatory and /or Operations Specialist with the following: Nuclear Regulatory and Licensing expert needed to support various nuclear programs and projects in support of NRC licensed reactor, nuclear fuels, or other licensed facilities/operations. Work scope also includes supporting customers with licensing and permitting tasks such as early site permitting tasks. Ideal candidates have direct licensing experience with the NRC, or Agreement State programs, including supporting nuclear safety basis analysis, environmental impacts, hazard analysis, waste management, storage, transportation, emergency planning, construction, nuclear material, and operational permitting. Familiarity with NQA-1 and 10CFR Part 50/51/52/53/70/71/72 and related State or Federal regulations also required.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Physics, Chemistry, or a closely related scientific field.
• 10+ years’ experience preferred with practical background in nuclear power plant operations, commercial nuclear systems, or the U.S. Nuclear Navy.
• Strong analytical thinking, excellent technical writing capabilities, and the professional stamina to operate objectively under strict regulatory environments.
• Ability to wear protective gear, access high-consequence containment areas, and work a flexible schedule to monitor cross-shift plant activities.
• Ability to obtain a Q clearance if needed.

Nice To Haves

• Direct licensing experience with the NRC, or Agreement State programs, including supporting nuclear safety basis analysis, environmental impacts, hazard analysis, waste management, storage, transportation, emergency planning, construction, nuclear material, and operational permitting.
• Familiarity with NQA-1 and 10CFR Part 50/51/52/53/70/71/72 and related State or Federal regulations.

Responsibilities

• Examine nuclear plant equipment, monitor control room operations, and review technical records to ensure adherence to NRC regulations.
• Perform risk-informed inspection activities to identify and prioritize potential safety or engineering vulnerabilities.
• Respond to live plant issues and provide real-time, objective expertise to senior agency management.
• Draft detailed quarterly reports summarizing inspection findings and regulatory violations for public transparency.
• Lead regulatory meetings with plant executives and interface directly with local government officials or members of the public.

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Senior