The Nuclear Safety Analyst is responsible for reviewing processes, systems, and activities in nuclear/non-nuclear facilities, performing appropriate hazard and accident analysis, and ensuring the associated safety equipment is designed to protect the health and safety of the public and co-located workers.

What You Will Do:

• Perform hazard identification, hazard screening, hazard analysis and accident analysis of nuclear facilities and activities.
• Develop and document the safety function, functional performance requirements and performance criteria for engineered and administrative controls for reducing the frequency and/or consequences of accidents.
• Develop and support the development of related documents such as safety evaluations, safety design strategies, unreviewed safety question determinations and specialized technical reports and documentation.
• Meet with internal and external customers and their representatives as needed.
• Evaluate the interrelationship of system safety requirements and other aspects of concept design and developments to ensure the most cost-effective program.
• Be able to perform radiological and toxicological consequence analysis.
• Be able to prepare safety basis documents, including Conceptual Safety Design Reports, Preliminary Safety Design Reports, Preliminary Documented Safety Analyses, Documented Safety Analyses and Technical Safety Requirements.

What You Will Need:

Education and Experience

• 10 years experience in nuclear safety analysis
• 10 years of DOE-specific experience is required

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

• Experience in performing radiological and toxicological consequence analysis and familiarity with the application and use of DOE toolbox codes for atmospheric dispersion analysis a plus but not required
• Must be able to obtain a Q clearance
• Candidates should have strong written, verbal communication and interpersonal skills.

Reporting Relationships:

Reports to a manager, director, or executive-level position and does not have any direct reports.