Quality Assurance Engineer

ProSidian Consulting, LLC•Richland, WA

4h•Hybrid

About The Position

ProSidian is seeking a Quality Assurance Engineer to support Hazardous Area Classification review and training support for engineering standards in a highly regulated federal energy environment. The client is the U.S. Department of Energy Hanford Tank Waste Operations & Closure, LLC (DOE–Hanford Field Office / H2C Engineering Standards). Work is associated with the Hanford Site in Richland, Washington, and is performed primarily at the subcontractor’s facility, with onsite support as required. Occasional travel may be required. The role focuses on engineering quality, configuration management, and technical documentation. The engineer reviews technical records and design media for completeness, reproducibility, and compliance with H2C engineering standards; supports quality checks on calculations, review records, drawing changes, document releases, and subcontractor design packages; tracks deficiencies and corrective revisions; and supports written completeness attestations. The role also includes coordinating Smart Plant Foundation assignments, engineering standards meetings, status reporting, scheduling, workload allocation, risk and performance monitoring, and supporting configuration management, design-change, and document-control compliance. The posting also describes Hazardous Area Classification instruction and training support, including NFPA 70 HAC instruction, training materials, technical briefings, learner feedback, and transfer of engineering-standards knowledge. It notes that a lead HAC subject-matter expert must have previous NFPA 70 HAC instructional experience, while a separate trainer is optional. The position is described as contract-contingent or contract W-2, with ProSidian reserving the right to convert it to a full-time W-2 position. The position requires U.S. citizenship; visa sponsorship is not available. ProSidian may require background checks and drug testing for designated positions.

Requirements

U.S. citizenship is required.
Engineering quality assurance, technical review, document control, revision tracking, or configuration-management capabilities.
Ability to review technical records and engineering work products for quality, completeness, reproducibility, and compliance.
Knowledge of H2C TFC engineering procedures, quality-review checklists, audit-ready records, and root-cause and corrective-action methods.
Independence and objectivity, traceability, document accuracy, attention to detail, consistency, and records discipline.
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Analytical, organizational, time-management, prioritization, and multitasking skills.
Adaptability to changing project requirements and priorities.
Proficiency in project-management methodologies and tools.
Exceptional leadership and interpersonal skills for effective team management.
The posting states that a lead HAC subject-matter expert must have previous NFPA 70 HAC instructional experience; a separate trainer is optional.

Nice To Haves

Nuclear experience is preferred.
A bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related technical discipline is proposed in the recruiting benchmark, but is not separately stated as a PWS requirement.
Relevant quality assurance or document-control qualifications and experience are proposed in the recruiting benchmark.
ASQ certifications are desirable but not required by the supplied PWS.
The posting gives a proposed, non-PWS recruiting benchmark of 7–10+ years in engineering quality assurance, design verification, configuration management, or technical document control in regulated facilities.

Responsibilities

Review technical documents and design media for completeness, reproducibility, and adherence to H2C engineering standards.
Support quality checks on calculations, review records, drawing changes, document releases, and subcontractor design packages.
Track deficiencies and corrective revisions, and support written completeness attestation.
Coordinate Smart Plant Foundation assignments and support weekly Engineering Standards meetings and status communications.
Support scheduling, workload allocation, risk monitoring, performance monitoring, and resource tracking.
Support configuration management, design-change control, and document-control compliance.
Ensure drawings and technical documents follow applicable TFC-ENG-DESIGN-C-09, TFC-ENG-DESIGN-C-25, TFC-BSM-AD-STD-02, and related change-control requirements.
Provide or support NFPA 70 Hazardous Area Classification instruction, training materials, technical briefings, learner feedback, and transfer of engineering-standards knowledge.
Maintain traceable, accurate, consistent, and audit-ready technical records and support findings resolution.