Jobs at Centrus Energy Corp.

Manages complex projects from concept through completion, including scope, schedules, staffing, budgets, cost estimates, project controls, earned value reporting, contract negotiations, resource coordination, corrective actions, stakeholder communication, and lessons-learned reviews. Ensures projects meet safety, schedule, budget, and performance commitments while keeping senior leadership informed.

Plans, performs, and documents quality control inspections and oversight at nuclear facilities and suppliers. Identifies nonconformances, verifies corrective actions, manages inspection records, supports supplier evaluations, commercial-grade dedication, readiness reviews, investigations, and regulatory inspections. The role requires knowledge of NRC and DOE requirements, construction and manufacturing activities, quality certifications, strong computer skills, and the ability to obtain and maintain a DOE Q security clearance.

Establish and maintain software and firmware configuration management processes for engineering. Lead change boards, administer PDM/SWCM tools, support embedded/FPGA workflows, automate builds/releases with scripting, ensure traceability/compliance, and provide training and cross‑functional support.

Leads electrical and electronic modification projects from concept through implementation and closeout. Responsibilities include requirements definition, design reviews, technical documentation, field installation oversight, vendor evaluation, configuration management, troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, hazard reviews, and readiness assessments. The role ensures compliance with safety, technical, and regulatory standards while improving system reliability and operational readiness. It also mentors engineers and technicians and coordinates with engineering, operations, maintenance, and project management teams.

Leads industrial safety programs across a plant, providing hazard assessment, compliance oversight, training, inspections, contractor safety guidance, accident investigations, and regulatory reporting. Serves as the scaffold Competent Person and industrial safety subject matter expert, participates in pre-job briefs, lockout/tagout reviews, and job hazard analyses, and exercises stop-work authority. Requires a Q security clearance, safety experience, and an associate degree or equivalent experience; occupational safety and health education and industrial hygiene experience are preferred.

Leads supplier identification, qualification, selection, negotiation, and performance management for manufacturing materials and components. Drives cost, quality, delivery, risk mitigation, supplier improvement, documentation control, and supply chain technology planning. Collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and program teams; develops suppliers and manages sourcing processes, contracts, audits, scorecards, and risk strategies. Frequent travel to supplier sites is required.

Performs supplier quality inspections, validates components, documents results, supports first-article and PPAP activities, and drives corrective actions. The role collaborates with Procurement, Engineering, and Quality teams to resolve supplier issues, monitor trends, support audits, train personnel, and improve processes. Travel to supplier sites is required for evaluations. Candidates need manufacturing quality-control experience, precision measurement skills, multiple NDT certifications, quality software proficiency, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Q security clearance.

Supervise and develop electrical maintenance staff while remaining hands-on with installation, diagnostics, modifications, repairs, inspections, and equipment operation. Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, quality, security, and electrical standards; assign work, resolve problems, deliver training, develop test plans, review documentation, and recommend staffing actions. The role requires extensive electrical and control-system experience, high- and low-voltage expertise, leadership capability, an electrician credential, and a Q security clearance.

Supports American Centrifuge Plant projects by tracking issues, action items, schedules, milestones, and deliverables. Collaborates with engineering, operations, technology, and project teams on cross-functional initiatives, including potential Palantir software development projects. Gains practical experience in project execution, stakeholder coordination, issue management, and technology-focused project delivery under the guidance of senior project managers.

Summer engineering interns support uranium enrichment and plant-process design, layout, analysis, documentation, engineering evaluations, technical reviews, safety and quality activities, and project reporting. Interns work under experienced engineers, collaborate with subject matter experts and design teams, and present internship accomplishments at the end of the summer.

Lead a multidisciplinary electrical engineering team responsible for facility power systems, machine power distribution, control electronics, and hardware design. Oversee system design, installation, maintenance, safety compliance, troubleshooting, capital projects, equipment integration, commissioning, and reliability improvements. Manage contractors and vendors, maintain electrical documentation, and serve as the Electrical Authority Having Jurisdiction. The role requires strong power electronics expertise, engineering leadership, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Q-level security clearance.

Lead fabrication and assembly process development, product launches, design-for-manufacturing reviews, process improvements, and Lean manufacturing initiatives. Manage manufacturing specifications, risk assessments, project schedules, budgets, and operational targets while ensuring quality, safety, security, and environmental compliance. The role requires 5+ years of manufacturing experience, engineering education, quality-system knowledge, AIAG Core Tools experience, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Q security clearance.

Maintain integrity of engineering and technical data across project lifecycles. Coordinate document and configuration changes, manage engineering records, support change control, verify technical documentation for accuracy and compliance, and collaborate with engineering, operations, quality, and project teams to ensure traceability and regulatory alignment.

Supports the quality assurance program by coordinating with technical and operational teams, tracking quality metrics, improving procedures, documenting deficiencies, leading audits, verifying corrective actions, training personnel, and assisting with supplier evaluations. The role requires familiarity with recognized quality standards and involves obtaining and maintaining a Q security clearance.

Leads the design, analysis, testing, and commissioning of medium- and high-voltage industrial power systems, including substations, transformers, switchgear, protective relaying, and distribution feeders. Prepares electrical drawings, specifications, calculations, procurement packages, and construction documentation. Performs power-system studies using ETAP, EasyPower, or SKM; develops relay settings and protection schemes; supports field troubleshooting, energization, and commissioning. Applies NEC, NFPA 70E, IEEE, and ANSI requirements while providing technical leadership across engineering and construction activities.

Improve plant equipment reliability by analyzing failures, performing root cause analyses, developing preventive and predictive maintenance programs, monitoring equipment health, recommending engineering solutions, and partnering with operations, maintenance, and project teams to reduce downtime and support continuous improvement in a regulated nuclear environment.

Maintain and control engineering configuration by managing design documents, drawings, specs, and change control. Collaborate with engineering, operations, maintenance, quality, and project teams to support audits, regulatory compliance, design verification, commissioning, and continuous improvement while preserving plant configuration integrity.

Manages interfaces among Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, construction, and project teams during facility testing, startup, turnover, and operational readiness. Develops operating and maintenance programs, reviews technical documentation, coordinates system test plans, supports training and drills, validates modifications, and ensures compliance with plant licensing requirements. The role also supports staffing, budgeting, change evaluations, procedure updates, and may act as Process Area Manager, Senior Shift Supervisor, or Test Coordinator.

Leads the Purchasing Group and oversees procurement strategy, vendor selection, contract negotiation, compliance, cost control, quality and audit controls, records management, and DOE subcontract requirements. Supervises and develops staff, balances workloads, improves procurement processes, and ensures equipment, materials, services, and construction resources meet plant needs. Requires substantial nuclear and procurement experience, CPM certification, Oracle Purchasing experience, and knowledge of contracting and DOE subcontract administration.

Supervise Health Physics-Industrial Hygiene Technicians and oversee radiation, chemical, and physical hazard monitoring at a regulated nuclear facility. Responsibilities include planning workplace surveys, evaluating environmental data, recommending corrective actions, selecting equipment, developing procedures, conducting investigations, and advising management while maintaining safety and regulatory compliance.