Idaho National Laboratory

Systems Engineer

• Responsible for the development and production of remotely operated process equipment/systems for use in the harsh environments represented in hot-cell and glove-box applications. Support of the operation and maintenance of remotely operated process equipment/systems and technical baseline.
• Provide imaginative and practical engineering solutions to research related programmatic issues and challenges where highly specialized equipment solutions are required to be designed (typically one-of-kind design).
• Design and development of new processes and handling equipment. Design systems, equipment, and fixturing, for remote applications.
• Modify existing process equipment/systems to support new missions. Adapt commercially available equipment for remote applications. Install and qualify (Mockup) of new Post Irradiation Examination (PIE) and test equipment & Instrumentation.
• Serve as a technical interface between nuclear facility, principal investigators, projects and programs.
• Support research through process development, operation and data analysis of nuclear fuel and material measurements in Nuclear Facilities.
• Interact with research personnel to establish experiment specific requirements for remote processes and examinations.
• Complete design reviews and verification.
• Configuration management of assigned systems and Engineering Change (EC) process.
• May be responsible for procurement, quality level determination, scheduling, and cost estimating for small projects.

Nuclear Remote Systems Engineer

Account Manager

• Translate nuclear energy policy and strategic priorities into partnership opportunities that grow NS&T’s R&D portfolio.
• Advise leadership on external engagement strategy and partnership development.
• Coordinate and align engagements across divisions to ensure consistent messaging and a unified external presence.
• Support interactions with DOE, other federal agencies, industry, national labs, and global partners.
• Contribute to international engagement strategy aligned with U.S. priorities.
• Provide guidance on partnership mechanisms (e.g., CRADAs, SPPs, MOUs, NDAs).
• Enable program and division leaders to expand mission-driven collaborations.
• Deep expertise in nuclear energy policy, strategy, or related field.
• Strong understanding of DOE, national lab, and/or federal partnership environments.
• Proven ability to influence without authority and operate at a senior advisory level.
• Experience building and managing complex stakeholder relationships.
• Excellent communication and strategic analysis skills.

Nuclear Remote Systems Engineer

Senior Advisor, Nuclear Energy Policy – Partnerships