TerraPower
Licensing Manager
$131K–$210K
Rockville, Maryland, Bellevue, Washington, or Remote +2 · Remote · Manager · Full-time · Posted Aug 27, 2026
- Location
- Rockville, Maryland, Bellevue, Washington, or Remote
Bellevue, WA
Rockville, MD - Experience
- 8+ years in the nuclear industry; 2+ years of new or advanced reactor licensing or oversight; 2+ years of supervisory or mentoring experience, or equivalent people leadership experience.
- Education
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering from an accredited, four-year university or equivalent experience.
- Visa sponsorship
- Applicants who are foreign nationals (other than asylees, refugees, or lawful permanent residents) are evaluated under U.S. Government export control requirements. Applicants must identify their U.S. citizenship or immigration status for export control review; government export authorization may be required, and TerraPower may not consider applicants from countries where timely approval is impracticable.
About the job
Leads licensing activities and regulatory engagements for TerraPower’s Natrium advanced reactor project, including oversight of licensing engineers and licensing documentation.
What you'll do
- Plan, coordinate, and execute licensing activities; develop strategies that support project goals.
- Oversee preparation, review, and maintenance of licensing applications and other documents, ensuring regulatory compliance and quality standards.
- Manage NRC engagements and coordinate preparation of responses to audit questions and requests for additional information.
What they ask for
- Bachelor’s degree in engineering from an accredited, four-year university or equivalent experience.
- 8+ years of experience in the nuclear industry.
- 2+ years of new or advanced reactor licensing or oversight.
- 2+ years of supervisory or mentoring experience, or equivalent people leadership experience.
Pay
$150,695 - $200,927 USD base salary; $157,247 - $209,663 USD base salary; $131,039 - $209,663 USD base salary
Tools
10 CFR 50
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