Quality Assurance Manager at terrapowerllc

Compensation

$134,629 – $179,505/yr

Location: Kemmerer, Wyoming
Type: Full-time
Level: not_specified
Posted: Jul 30, 2026

Description

TerraPower, a nuclear technology company based in Bellevue, Washington, is seeking a Quality Assurance Manager (USO) to implement and improve QA processes for Kemmerer Power Station (KPS). The role involves ensuring compliance with nuclear power plant regulations such as 10 CFR 50 Appendix B and NQA-1, coordinating with various stakeholders, and providing managerial oversight of quality-related activities.

Required Skills

Quality Assurance
Commercial nuclear power plant QA experience
Supervisory or mentoring experience
Managing personnel
Knowledge of nuclear power plant systems and terminology
Interpreting relevant nuclear information and standards
Microsoft Office Suite
Smart Procedures Software
Technical Writing and Communication Skills
Attention to Detail
Innovative Solutions
Trust and Integrity
Teamwork

Additional Information

Required Previous Experiences: 8+ years of commercial nuclear power plant QA experience
2+ years of previous supervisory or mentoring experience or equivalent people leadership experience is required
Preferred Qualifications: Demonstrated competency managing personnel
High level of knowledge of nuclear power plant systems and terminology
Experience with interpreting relevant nuclear information and standards in strict procedural and regulatory compliance
Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Experience with smart procedures or other software-based procedure tools.
Excellent technical writing and communication skills
Attention to detail and aspiration for NQA excellence
Self-starter who can develop innovative solutions with minimal supervision
The successful candidate will possess a high degree of trust and integrity, able to communicate openly, and display respect and a desire to foster teamwork
Understands how individual actions and decisions can positively and negatively affect the ability of the total organization to meet its requirements to regulatory agencies and the public
Adapts well to emergent changes due to changes in plant design, plant procedures, schedule changes, or other challenges associated with the design, construction, and commissioning of a new nuclear power plant.