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Standard Nuclear is fueling America's nuclear renaissance at industrial scale.

The Nuclear Material Accountability Engineer supports Standard Nuclear's Nuclear Material Control & Accountability (NMC&A) Program across nuclear fuel manufacturing, laboratory, storage, material handling, and shipping/receiving activities.

This role ensures nuclear material is accurately identified, measured, tracked, controlled, reconciled, and reported in accordance with approved procedures and applicable DOE, contractual, and facility requirements.

The position serves as a qualified Material Balance Area Coordinator (MBAC) for one or more assigned Material Balance Areas (MBAs) and supports day-to-day accountability activities including material transactions, physical inventories, material movements, measurement data review, tamper-indicating device (TID) controls, discrepancy resolution, records, and reporting.

Responsibilities

  • Nuclear Material Control & Accountability:
  • Serve as the designated and qualified MBAC for one or more assigned Material Balance Areas
  • Maintain accurate nuclear material location, quantity, material form, status, and identification information within assigned MBAs
  • Verify receipts, transfers, movements, process transactions, and inventory changes are properly authorized and documented
  • Support material balance calculations, inventory reconciliation, and investigation of inventory differences or discrepancies
  • Material Movements & Transfers:
  • Coordinate and document nuclear material movements within and between MBAs and verify required authorization before transfers occur
  • Confirm material identity, quantity, container identification, source and destination, and required documentation before transfers are completed
  • Measurement & Data Integrity:
  • Support implementation of nuclear material measurement and measurement-control requirements
  • Review measurement data used for nuclear material accountability for completeness, traceability, and appropriate application
  • Safeguards, TID & Material Controls:
  • Apply, verify, document, and control tamper-indicating devices in accordance with approved procedures and qualification requirements
  • Maintain accurate records of TID numbers, application, removal, replacement, and status
  • Program Support & Compliance:
  • Perform assigned activities in accordance with the Standard Nuclear NMC&A Program and implementing procedures
  • Support compliance with applicable DOE, contractual, and facility-specific nuclear material control and accountability requirements

Preferred Qualifications

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Nuclear Technology, Science, Mathematics, or a related technical discipline;
  • Experience in nuclear operations, nuclear material accountability, safeguards, inventory control, regulated manufacturing, or another highly controlled technical environment

Benefits

  • Health, Dental & Vision Insurance
  • Health Savings Account
  • Disability and Life Insurance
  • 401(k) Plan
  • Paid Time Off and Holidays

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