GE Vernova
Europe Licensing Director
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European New Plant/Product (NPP) Licensing Director
Summary
The European NPP Licensing Director will shape Regulatory Affairs strategy to accelerate licensing transitions in Europe and beyond North America, focusing on high-impact projects—including the BWRX-300, GE’s next-gen small modular reactor. This visionary leader will oversee licensing efforts across GE Vernova’s (GEH) and GE Nuclear (GNF) businesses, building high-performing teams to bring novel products and projects to market.
The role involves:
- Leading cross-functional strategy alignment with North American NPP Licensing Director
- Managing regulator relationships and regulatory submissions
- Occasional travel as needed
Reports to the General Manager of Nuclear Programs within Regulatory Affairs.
Job Description
Essential Responsibilities (New Plants & New Products)
- Lead strategic regulatory development and deployment for European customers, maintaining commercial relationships.
- Serve as the primary contact for international nuclear regulators and working groups.
- Deliver expert guidance on international atomic energy regulatory frameworks.
- Direct licensing engineers, project managers, and licensing teams with operational direction.
- Monitor evolving regulations and ensure GEH and GNF compliance with policy updates.
- Maintain accurate nuclear licensing documentation and regulatory correspondence records.
- Oversee periodic inspections/audits and resolve licensing/compliance disputes.
- Coordinate Regulatory Affairs’ cross-organizational business span, including IAEA and WNA liaisons.
- Manage the licensing budget.
- Adhere to GEH Quality Program requirements to drive internal compliance.
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Qualifications Required
Education & Experience
- A Bachelor’s Degree in engineering or a related technical discipline, or equivalent industry experience.
- Demonstrated expertise in nuclear licensing, design, and operations.
- A track record of leadership in scaling/managing high-impact regulatory functions.
Key Attributes
- Capable of occasional international travel to support regulatory efforts.
Clearance Requirements
- Ability to obtain and maintain site security clearance (background checks + SGI/safeguards clearance).
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Desired Traits
- Proven experience consulting with governmental/regulatory bodies.
- In-depth knowledge of European nuclear regulations.
- Alignment with a strong nuclear safety culture, prioritizing trust and safety discourse.
- Business acumen capable of assessing regulatory impacts on market and stakeholders.
- Strong communication skills, empowering trusted stakeholder conversations across tiers.
Candidates in the UK
- Sponsorship open: Applicants requiring UK visa sponsorship are encouraged to apply alongside all others. Successful candidates will meet Skilled Worker visa requirements.
- Security clearance: BPSS baseline clearance is mandatory. Failure to maintain this disqualifies candidates from proceeding with employment.
- Further details on requirements: Visit our legal disclaimers or UK Government website.
Additional Notes
- Relocation Assistance: None available.
- Remote Hiring: This position is remote.
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