• Typically requires a Bachelors, Masters or PhD in engineering, science or a related technical field as well as thirteen or more years of progressively complex program administration experience. May substitute equivalent experience in lieu of education. • A Project Management Professional (PMP) certification is required, demonstrating expertise in project management methodologies, leadership, and organizational skills. • Proficiency in earned value management principles is essential, reflecting the ability to monitor project performance, control costs, and ensure adherence to schedules. • Candidates should have demonstrated success in leading cross-functional teams tasked with addressing complex engineering challenges, showcasing strong problem-solving capabilities and team management skills. • Familiarity with licensing and qualification processes governed by the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is highly desirable. • A solid understanding of the nuclear industry, including reactor operations, is preferred, along with experience in technical, operational, and regulatory aspects of nuclear systems. • Established working relationships with national laboratories, particularly Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and Idaho National Laboratory (INL), are advantageous, as is familiarity with their research priorities and collaboration processes. • General knowledge of composite materials, including their properties, applications, and engineering considerations, is desired. • Exceptional skills in communication (both written and verbal), computer proficiency, documentation, presentation, and interpersonal engagement are required to effectively convey complex ideas, collaborate with stakeholders, and drive project success. •