Nuclear Project Manager (Mechanical Engineering Components)
Join the team shaping the next generation of clean nuclear power. As a Project Manager (ASME Components) , you’ll lead complex, first-of-a-kind (FOAK) nuclear technology projects that advance the design, fabrication, and deployment of innovative SMR systems. Reporting to the Director, SMR Product Development, and this role will manage internal and/or external projects related to the SMR design. You’ll work cross-functionally with engineering, supply chain, and manufacturing to deliver ASME Section III–compliant components , ensuring projects meet critical milestones in cost, schedule, quality, and innovation. Location: Houston, Texas or Remote Travel: 25% Travel Contract Role: 40 Hours a week W2 Hourly Compensation: (Commensurate with experience) Citizenship: U.S. Citizenship is required. What You Bring
- 10+ years of project management experience in nuclear or complex energy systems.
- Proven background managing ASME BPVC Section III or pressure vessel/piping design projects.
- Deep understanding of PWR systems, nuclear QA standards (10 CFR 50 App. B, 10 CFR 21, NQA-1).
- Strong command of PMI/PMBOK principles and Earned Value Management (EIA-748-C).
- Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Project Management, or related field.
- PMP certification preferred.
- Must be eligible to work under DOE 10 CFR Part 810 regulations.
- Lead multidisciplinary teams to execute high-impact SMR product development projects.
- Drive project planning, earned value management, and execution per established project procedures.
- Manage interfaces across design, fabrication, and regulatory disciplines.
- Identify and mitigate technical and programmatic risks early.
- Deliver clear project performance reports and communicate results to leadership.
- Champion a strong safety and quality culture across every phase of work.
- Be at the forefront of first-of-a-kind nuclear innovation.
- Collaborate with industry-leading experts in SMR design and deployment.
- Hybrid flexibility with competitive compensation through 2026.
- Contribute directly to the future of safe, sustainable nuclear energy.