Standard Nuclear

The Industrial Hygiene Specialist develops and manages programs to identify and control occupational health hazards, conducts exposure assessments, supports regulatory compliance, and trains employees. The role requires industrial hygiene or related experience and hands-on knowledge of sampling equipment, exposure standards, and control strategies.

Leads industrial hygiene programs and complex exposure assessments across manufacturing, laboratory, and controlled environments. The role requires a bachelor’s degree, at least seven years of experience, strong regulatory expertise, hands-on sampling skills, and the ability to guide cross-functional teams.

Performs installation, fabrication, maintenance, commissioning, and troubleshooting of engineered process systems and equipment in a regulated nuclear manufacturing environment. Requires a high school diploma and at least five years of hands-on industrial process equipment experience.

Develops and maintains technical, business, and controlled documentation while supporting document control, records organization, audits, and process improvement. Requires a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, 2–5 years in documentation-related work, strong editing skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and SharePoint.

Develops, tests, characterizes, and scales advanced materials and chemical processing methods toward reliable manufacturing. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in a relevant technical field, 3+ years of related experience, hands-on equipment work, and strong analytical and documentation skills.

Supports chemical fuel manufacturing by improving, scaling, and troubleshooting sol-gel and related production processes. The role focuses on yield, throughput, process stability, documentation, and safe execution in a regulated nuclear fabrication environment.

Leads Standard Nuclear’s external narrative, investor materials, executive messaging, and communications infrastructure while translating complex technical and business developments into credible stakeholder communications. Requires a bachelor’s degree, 8–12+ years of relevant experience, exceptional writing skills, and executive-facing judgment.

On-site Operations Manager responsible for managing advanced nuclear fuel production project development, including equipment installation, commissioning, schedule ownership, partner coordination with Framatome, risk management, and documentation in Richland, WA. Requires 5+ years project management or industrial startup experience, preferably in regulated technical environments.

The Technical Training Coordinator develops, coordinates, and maintains technical training programs and materials for manufacturing, operations, maintenance, safety, and quality teams in a regulated nuclear fuel fabrication environment. Requires 2+ years experience in training or related fields, strong organizational skills, and the ability to translate technical procedures into effective training while managing records, compliance, and audits.

Supports nuclear fuel development and manufacturing by contributing to process development, fuel material fabrication, characterization, testing, and technical documentation in a regulated environment.

Develop and maintain production schedules across multiple facilities, translating project demand and constraints into executable plans while building planning frameworks and capacity models. Requires 5-8 years in production planning or manufacturing operations.

The Quality Engineer supports Standard Nuclear’s quality management system by ensuring manufacturing processes, materials, and products meet internal and regulatory quality standards. This role works closely with manufacturing, engineering, and supply chain teams to implement quality controls, investigate nonconformances, and drive continuous improvement across production operations.