Director, Information Technology

Standard Nuclear is fueling America's nuclear renaissance at industrial scale. Our mission is to deliver the essential building blocks of nuclear power-enabling cost-effective, safe, and secure energy for the world.

The Director of Information Technology leads Standard Nuclear's IT function and is responsible for reliable, secure infrastructure, business systems, cybersecurity, and user support. This is a hands-on leadership role that owns both day-to-day IT execution and the systems, standards, and team needed to support company growth.

The Director will set technology priorities, manage major IT projects and vendors, strengthen cybersecurity and access controls, and ensure employees have dependable tools and support across company locations.

As a NYSE-listed public company and a U.S. Department of Energy contractor, Standard Nuclear operates its technology environment under SEC, Sarbanes-Oxley, DOE, NRC, and export control requirements. The Director is accountable for designing and operating IT systems and controls that meet these requirements and for supporting the related audits, assessments, and disclosures.

• Own company IT infrastructure, including networks, endpoints, cloud platforms, collaboration tools, telecommunications, and site connectivity
• Ensure reliable IT support, equipment provisioning, onboarding and offboarding, and timely issue resolution
• Manage hardware and software standards, licensing, asset management, and technology lifecycle planning
• Support new facilities, site expansions, and projects requiring IT infrastructure or system integration

• Establish and maintain cybersecurity policies, controls, and incident response processes
• Manage identity, access, authentication, endpoint security, and privileged access
• Monitor technology risks and vulnerabilities and drive timely remediation
• Maintain appropriate backup, recovery, business continuity, and disaster recovery capabilities

• Evaluate, implement, integrate, and improve enterprise applications and business systems
• Lead major technology implementations, migrations, upgrades, and system integration projects
• Establish appropriate system ownership, access controls, documentation, and change-management practices
• Improve system reliability and data flow while avoiding unnecessary complexity and long-term support burden

• Design, document, and operate IT general controls (logical access, change management, IT operations, backup and recovery) supporting Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 internal control over financial reporting
• Partner with Finance, Legal, internal audit, and the external auditor on ITGC scoping, testing, deficiency remediation, and SOC 1 report review for key third-party systems
• Maintain the cybersecurity incident escalation and materiality assessment process supporting SEC Form 8-K Item 1.05 reporting and annual Form 10-K cybersecurity risk management and governance disclosure
• Ensure systems handling DOE and other government contract information meet applicable contract clauses and DOE requirements, including NIST SP 800-171 safeguarding of Controlled Unclassified Information and required incident reporting timelines
• Implement technical controls for export controlled information under 10 CFR Part 810, the EAR, and ITAR, including U.S. person access restrictions and data segregation
• Support NRC information security requirements, including protection of Safeguards Information, and coordinate with Security and Regulatory Affairs on IT systems within regulated facility boundaries
• Maintain audit-ready policies, procedures, and evidence, and support government, regulatory, customer, and financial audits and…