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Nuclear Consequence Analysis Engineer at General Matter

Department: Safety & ComplianceEducation: education_required

Compensation

$150,000 – $210,000/yr

Location
Los Angeles, California
Type
Full-time
Level
not_specified
Posted

Description

General Matter is hiring a Nuclear Consequence Analysis Engineer to develop radiological and chemical consequence analyses for accident scenarios across its uranium enrichment facility. The role involves building source terms, modeling atmospheric dispersion, estimating doses and exposures, supporting the Integrated Safety Analysis, evaluating compliance with 10 CFR Part 70 and related performance requirements, and collaborating with safety, process, and licensing teams. A bachelor's degree in a relevant engineering or physics field and proficiency with consequence modeling tools are required; the base salary is $150,000–$210,000 annually, with potential long-term incentives and medical, vision, and dental coverage.

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