Fellow Technical Advisor

Required Qualifications:

Education & Experience Education

• Master’s degree in a technical field with 25 years broad experience in engineering, operations, marketing, strategic and business planning, or a bachelor’s degree in a technical field with 30 years’ experience as described above.
• Minimum required is a BS Degree in Chemical Engineering from an accredited 4‑year institution.

• 20 or more years of experience working in plutonium facilities or on plutonium projects.
• 15 or more years of 413.3B project management experience.
• 5 or more years of experience on NNSA/DOE capital line‑item projects.
• 10 or more years working at the client (preferred).
• Candidate must have a minimum 30 years of experience with DOE nuclear material processing.
• Perform and support site organization in mission and strategic planning for H‑Canyon land HB‑Line.
• Technical and safety related knowledge of client fuel processing including PUREX and HM oxidation‑reduction flow sheets, and electrolytic dissolution.

• 10 or more years working at the client.
• PMP certification.
• PE license in the state of SC.
• Active DOE “L” or “Q” security clearance.
• Familiarity with H‑area and F‑area separations processes.
• Candidate must have ability to walk down systems in the field.
• Properties and characteristics of nuclear materials such as 239
  
  Pu, 238
  
  Pu, 237
  
  Np, 233U, HEU, LEU, NU, 241
  
  Am, and other unique and rare isotopes.
• Nuclear system operations and supporting technical bases for the following building air supply, exhaust, exhaust filtration (HEPA and sand filter), chemical storage and distribution systems, steam, cooling water supply and return, compressed air (breathing, instrument, process, and plant), electrical, nuclear criticality alarm systems and their control schemes including distributed controls.
• Ability to integrate nuclear safety, operations, and chemical processes.
• DNFSB interaction to discuss/resolution of technical issues and concerns.