NUCLEAR MECHANICAL LICENSING ENGINEERING (10 POSITIONS) @ US TECH SOLUTIONS INC
Ten openings are available for Nuclear Mechanical Licensing Engineers to support regulatory compliance and mechanical system integrity for our energy partners. This role requires an onsite presence in Florida and North Carolina. It is a critical position that bridges the gap between mechanical engineering design and nuclear licensing requirements.
The successful candidate will manage the documentation and certification of mechanical components within nuclear power plants. With at least two years of experience, you will ensure that all mechanical systems meet federal and state licensing criteria. This role requires careful attention to detail and an understanding of the long-term lifecycle of nuclear energy infrastructure.
The successful candidate will manage the documentation and certification of mechanical components within nuclear power plants. With at least two years of experience, you will ensure that all mechanical systems meet federal and state licensing criteria. This role requires careful attention to detail and an understanding of the long-term lifecycle of nuclear energy infrastructure.
Key Requirements
Above 2 years of experience in nuclear mechanical engineering or licensing.
Strong knowledge of nuclear licensing processes and regulatory bodies.
Ability to work onsite at designated locations in Florida or North Carolina.
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering.
Familiarity with ASME codes and standards related to nuclear components.
Experience in plant modification and design certification processes.
Excellent technical reporting and documentation skills.
Attention to detail for auditing mechanical systems against safety codes.
Ability to interface with government agencies and regulatory inspectors.
Analytical mindset to evaluate the mechanical integrity of power systems.