Nuclear Metallurgy Engineer

Key responsibilities: Provide technical leadership and oversight for fuel and cladding development projects performed by external research institutions Manage and monitor contracted R&D efforts to ensure work is performed within scope, on schedule, and in alignment with program objectives Collaborate with partners to analyze, curate, and interpret experimental data related to irradiation and other environmental effects

Required qualifications: B.S., M.S., or Ph. D. in an engineering or science discipline with relevant non-academic experience (8+, 6+, or 4+ years, respectively) Strong foundational knowledge of metallurgical processes, including casting and post-casting processes Demonstrated experience in technical writing and presentation of engineering analyses and research findings Strong working knowledge of radiation materials science, particularly in relation to metals and their properties under irradiation Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and proactively identify technical needs