Lead License Renewal Implementation Professional 1 – Nuclear

Description This role offers a hybrid work arrangement. You'll spend three days a week in the office, giving you the flexibility to work remotely for two days. As a key Associate in the Nuclear Power Group (NPG), you will have the opportunity to aid, participate and coordinate engineers and other professionals involved in support of License Renewal (LR) / Subsequent License Renewal (SLR) license extension, and post-approval implementation activities across the U.S. nuclear power fleet. S&L is seeking an experienced License Renewal (LR) / Subsequent License Renewal (SLR) professional to support license extension and post-approval implementation activities across the U.S. nuclear power fleet. This role focuses on turning LR/SLR commitments and aging management program (AMP) requirements into practical, field-executable inspection and implementation plans. It can also include performing visual inspections (e.g., VT-1/VT-2 or similar). The ideal candidate brings experience with LR/SLR application and implementation and an optional combination of nuclear engineering programs, field trade experience (e.g., operations or maintenance), work management/scheduling, NRC submittals and/or inspections, and can bridge between technical aging management requirements, work management systems, and field execution. Key Responsibilities License renewal & aging management implementation Support LR/SLR implementation activities such as procedure changes, preventive maintenance (PM) basis and frequency development, work order (WO) development and review, and nuclear program basis document updates. Roadmap required inspections and aging management activities to comply with NRC regulations, LR/SLR commitments, and applicable AMPs. Define and help maintain sample populations and inspection scopes (e.g., one-time inspections, selective leaching, tank inspections) and ensure results are traceable to LR/SLR commitments and program requirements. Work Management & Coordination Responsibilities Use work management and planning systems (e.g., WOs, PMs, work items) to identify and capture LR/SLR opportunities in both online and outage scopes. Screen and analyze large WO and PM lists (often thousands of line items) to identify high-value inspection opportunities based on system, component, material, and environment. Coordinate with schedulers, planners, and field organizations to embed aging management needs into realistic work sequences and outage plans. Engineering basis, documentation & configuration control Develop and maintain engineering program basis documentation, including AMP basis, PM basis, and supporting technical justifications. Perform data validation, engineering change tracking, and configuration control for LR/SLR-related documents and commitments. Support NRC commitment tracking and closure, including preparing or reviewing technical responses, inspection packages, and closure documentation. Stakeholder engagement & SME coordination Interact with clients and NRC in a technical expert role, clearly explaining aging management strategies, inspection plans, and results. Work closely with mechanical, electrical, and structural SMEs, program owners, and field leads to refine scopes, aging mechanisms, and documentation expectations. Foster a culture of continuous improvement, technology-forward thinking, and cross-functional collaboration across engineering, planning, and implementation teams. Regulatory awareness & operating experience Maintain awareness of changes in LR/SLR and aging management regulations, guidance, and industry operating experience. Incorporate relevant NUREGs, NEI guidance, and industry OE into program basis documents, implementation strategies, and inspection plans. Qualifications We do not sponsor employees for work authorization in the U.S. for this position. Essential Skills An associate’s degree or equivalent experience. 10 or more years of experience in the design and analysis of nuclear, industrial, or DOE facilities. Proven experience managing and/or participating in multi-disciplinary teams. Experience in managing medium-to-large critical projects. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Experience in providing guidance, mentoring, and training to staff engineers Licensed Operator for a Utility Experience delivering accurate, high-quality technical documentation in a highly regulated environment (nuclear, DOE, or equivalent). Familiarity with engineering documentation systems, nuclear QA/QC protocols, and configuration management processes. Strong systems thinking skills, with the ability to balance innovation with compliance, safety, and traceability. Demonstrated ability to work with work management systems (e.g., work orders, PMs, planning tools) and to align technical requirements with implementable work packages and schedules. Proven capability to collaborate with SMEs and field organizations, using drawings, histories, prior WOs, and data to converge on practical implementation solutions. Preferred Experience License renewal, SLR, and aging management Prior involvement in license renewal, subsequent license renewal, or nuclear aging management programs, including development or implementation of AMPs, one-time inspections, or selective leaching programs. Experience with NRC, INPO, or DOE regulations, and participation in NRC audits or inspections (e.g., Inspection Procedure 71003 or similar). Familiarity with key nuclear industry LR/SLR documents such as NUREG‑1800, NUREG‑1801, NEI 95‑10, NUREG‑2191, NUREG‑2192, NUREG‑2221, NEI 17‑01, and/or NUREG‑1555. Participation and/or familiarity with the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) License Renewal Task Force or similar industry working groups. Background experience Strong practical understanding of mechanical systems and components (pumps, valves, strainers, tanks, heat exchangers, piping) and how work is actuall