Director of Regulatory Affairs

Posted 2 days ago

piper maddoxBaltimore (MD)

Regulatory Affairs Managers Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors

SENIORITY

Manager

About the role

Piper Maddox is looking to hire a Director of Regulatory Affairs for a startup Nuclear Technology company. We are looking for someone with at least eight years of nuclear industry experience working on licensing and regulatory efforts, and who is excited about being a vital part of the current Nuclear Renaissance!

Key responsibilities: Manage the relationship and communication with the NRCHelp to build and develop the regulatory strategy based around strong engineering principals Own end-to-end licensing execution efforts, establishing strict principle-based standards while promoting streamlined, modern approaches to regulatory interactions Provide licensing and regulatory leadership to the team

Ideal Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree at an accredited institution in engineering discipline 8+ years of industry experience working on nuclear regulatory and licensing efforts, including experience leading a team Experience in 10 CFR part 50 and/or 10 CFR part 70 Ability to work onsite, travel, and attend in-person meetings This company offers competitive benefits and perks. If you're interested in this role, please apply here or email me at c.song@pipermaddox.com!

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