Reactor Engineer (Inservice Inspection)
Posted: 12/18/2003 3:20:14 PM
This job is closed
NDT.org Job Number:
7506
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Contact:
Dept. A-2508
Company:
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
State:
Lisle, IL
Contact:
Dept. A-2508
Country:
US
Pay:
$71,143 - $92,489
Reactor Engineer (Inservice Inspection)
GG-13, $71,143 - $92,489
Region III - Lisle, IL
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC),
Region III office, located just 30 miles west of Chicago,
Illinois, has an immediate opening for a Reactor
Engineer (Inservice Inspection), GG-13, in the
Mechanical Engineering Branch.
The NRC is charged with ensuring the safe civilian use
and disposal of nuclear energy, materials, and waste
through programs of regulation, inspection and
enforcement.
GG-13, $71,143 - $92,489
Region III - Lisle, IL
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC),
Region III office, located just 30 miles west of Chicago,
Illinois, has an immediate opening for a Reactor
Engineer (Inservice Inspection), GG-13, in the
Mechanical Engineering Branch.
The NRC is charged with ensuring the safe civilian use
and disposal of nuclear energy, materials, and waste
through programs of regulation, inspection and
enforcement.
Skills:
We are seeking candidates with a Bachelor's or
advanced degree in Mechanical, Metallurgical,
Materials or other appropriate engineering discipline,
supplemented by at least 3 to 5 years of recent
experience working in the area of nuclear
energy/materials. Recent experience involving nuclear
facility inservice inspection programs and
nondestructive examination of components is
particularly desirable for this position. Best qualified
candidates will have demonstrated recent work
experience in mechanical engineering in a nuclear
work environment, as well as excellent oral and written
communications skills. Other requirements include
U.S. citizenship, pre-hire and random post-hire drug
testing and successful completion of pre-hire
background investigation related to security clearance.
Frequent travel (up to 35 percent) is required.
We offer flexible work schedules, generous vacation
and sick leave, group health and life insurance
benefits, long-term care insurance, retirement, flexible
spending accounts for dependent care and health care,
and pre-tax thrift savings programs. Tuition assistance
for job-related studies, merit-based promotions, and
incentive awards programs provide the opportunity for
continued career development, advancement, and
recognition of accomplishments. Our "just west of
Chicago" location provides opportunities for an ideal
mix of suburban pace and lifestyle with easy access to
the full range of sports, entertainment, and other
cultural offerings of the metropolitan area, as well as
first-rate schools, colleges, and universities.
If this sounds like just the opportunity you've been
looking for, apply on-line (referencing Dept. A-2506) for
Vacancy Announcement No. R-III/DRS-2004-0003 at
http://www.nrc.gov/who-we-are/employment/nrcareers.h
tml no later than January 16, 2004! Note: Applications
and answers to rating factor questions must be
submitted on-line via the above website. Certain
supplemental documentation (e.g., college transcripts,
veterans preference claims and military discharge
documents, performance appraisals, etc.) must be
furnished separately as instructed in the
announcement.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
U.S. citizenship required.
advanced degree in Mechanical, Metallurgical,
Materials or other appropriate engineering discipline,
supplemented by at least 3 to 5 years of recent
experience working in the area of nuclear
energy/materials. Recent experience involving nuclear
facility inservice inspection programs and
nondestructive examination of components is
particularly desirable for this position. Best qualified
candidates will have demonstrated recent work
experience in mechanical engineering in a nuclear
work environment, as well as excellent oral and written
communications skills. Other requirements include
U.S. citizenship, pre-hire and random post-hire drug
testing and successful completion of pre-hire
background investigation related to security clearance.
Frequent travel (up to 35 percent) is required.
We offer flexible work schedules, generous vacation
and sick leave, group health and life insurance
benefits, long-term care insurance, retirement, flexible
spending accounts for dependent care and health care,
and pre-tax thrift savings programs. Tuition assistance
for job-related studies, merit-based promotions, and
incentive awards programs provide the opportunity for
continued career development, advancement, and
recognition of accomplishments. Our "just west of
Chicago" location provides opportunities for an ideal
mix of suburban pace and lifestyle with easy access to
the full range of sports, entertainment, and other
cultural offerings of the metropolitan area, as well as
first-rate schools, colleges, and universities.
If this sounds like just the opportunity you've been
looking for, apply on-line (referencing Dept. A-2506) for
Vacancy Announcement No. R-III/DRS-2004-0003 at
http://www.nrc.gov/who-we-are/employment/nrcareers.h
tml no later than January 16, 2004! Note: Applications
and answers to rating factor questions must be
submitted on-line via the above website. Certain
supplemental documentation (e.g., college transcripts,
veterans preference claims and military discharge
documents, performance appraisals, etc.) must be
furnished separately as instructed in the
announcement.
Equal Opportunity Employer.
U.S. citizenship required.
