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Research Engineer, Civil Engineering
Vanderbilt University Medical CenterResearch Engineer focused on nuclear safety and fuel cycle facilities in Vanderbilt's Civil Engineering Department. Involves advanced reactor safety analysis and risk-informed decision-making.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in safety analysis and risk-informed decision-making within advanced reactor and fuel cycle facilities. Proficient in developing methodologies and engaging with stakeholders to enhance public understanding and support for nuclear safety initiatives.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Safety AnalysisRisk-Informed Decision-MakingModel-Based Systems EngineeringPublic EngagementInterpersonal Skills
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Hard Skills
Process Hazards AnalysisData AnalysisMethodology DevelopmentTechnical EvaluationCourse Material Development
Soft Skills
Outstanding Interpersonal SkillsCollaboration
Certifications & Qualifications
Master’s Degree in EngineeringPhD in Science or Engineering
Industry Keywords
Nuclear Safety SystemsSpent Fuel StorageEnvironmental ManagementRisk-Informed MethodsAdvanced Reactor Design
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Develop and/or review advanced reactor and fuel cycle facilities system safety analyses created using process hazards analysis (PHA) methods
- Develop methodologies for and reviewing the results of applying model-based systems engineering methods to fuel cycle facilities and advanced reactor design.
- Assist in research to aggregate, analyze, and synthesize data regarding public sentiments regarding siting, licensing and operation of existing commercial independent spent fuel storage installations (ISFSIs) to inform future consent-based siting efforts for a federal CIS
- Serve as subject matter expert during interfaces with communities surrounding DOE sites currently storing defense- and research-related SNF to foster mutual learning on best and worst practices in risk-informed decision-making and to develop and test new decision-making methods based on this learning
- Coordinate meetings and strategies between project partners
- Assist in organizing public engagements, reporting project progress to DOE, technically evaluating project deliverables
- Collaboration to develop guidance for U.S. DOE’s Office of Environmental Management (EM) regarding the need to integrate risk-informed methods into safety and design decision-making.
- Performing case studies on relevant facilities using the established risk-informed decision-making methodology.
- Developing course materials for continuing professional education related to advanced nuclear fuel cycle facilities, nuclear safety systems, and nuclear facilities siting.
Requirements
What you’ll need- Master’s degree in engineering is necessary.
- PhD in science or engineering is strongly preferred.
- A minimum of two-four years of experience in safety analysis and risk-informed decision-making activities is necessary.
- Outstanding interpersonal skills working with
Benefits
Comp & perks- Health insurance
- Professional development opportunities