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Join Orano – Shaping a Sustainable Future Together Join Orano USA on Project IKE, a major new uranium enrichment facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. As an HVAC Engineer, you’ll help design and install advanced heating, cooling, and ventilation systems that support critical operations in one of the most important clean energy projects in the country. You’ll work with a skilled team to develop systems that meet strict safety and environmental standards, supporting everything from high-tech equipment to secure workspaces. This is a chance to grow your career, solve complex engineering challenges, and contribute to America’s energy future.   Key Responsibilities: Perform HVAC system design and analysis for uranium enrichment facilities, focusing on reliability, safety, and regulatory compliance. Support design documentation including system flow diagrams, duct layouts, equipment specifications, load calculations, and control sequences under the guidance of senior engineers. Support review of EPC contractor deliverables to verify compliance with project requirements, safety standards, and quality expectations. Apply applicable codes and standards (ASHRAE, SMACNA, NFPA, DOE/NRC) in execution of assigned engineering tasks. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams — including process, mechanical, electrical, and nuclear safety engineers — to support integration of HVAC systems into facility design. Assist in reviewing vendor specifications, submittals, and shop drawings for technical accuracy. Participate in safety and reliability assessments including ventilation performance and confinement integrity evaluations. Conduct site visits, field assessments, and inspections to support design verification and construction activities. Contribute to testing, commissioning, and troubleshooting of HVAC systems during project execution. Support project planning efforts including estimating, scheduling, and risk assessments as directed by senior engineers.

Join Orano – Shaping a Sustainable Future Together Step into a career-defining opportunity with Orano USA, a global leader in nuclear innovation, as we launch Project IKE—a cutting-edge uranium enrichment facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. As HVAC Lead, you’ll be at the forefront of building one of the most advanced clean energy infrastructures in the country. This isn’t just another HVAC role. You’ll be leading the design, installation, and commissioning of complex climate control systems for a multi-billion-dollar facility that will power America’s energy independence. From precision cooling for high-tech centrifuge equipment to large-scale ventilation systems that meet rigorous nuclear standards, your expertise will shape the backbone of a transformative project. If you’re ready to lead with purpose, solve big engineering challenges, and leave a legacy in sustainable energy—Project IKE is calling. Key Responsibilities: Lead HVAC system design and analysis for uranium enrichment facilities, ensuring high-integrity, safety-critical performance. Serve as the technical authority on HVAC systems, providing mentorship to junior engineers and reviewing deliverables. Oversee and coordinate HVAC engineering work performed by the EPC contractor, ensuring compliance with design intent, nuclear safety standards, schedule, and quality requirements. Ensure all HVAC design and construction activities comply with applicable codes and standards (ASHRAE, SMACNA, NFPA, DOE/NRC requirements). Develop and approve design documentation including system flow diagrams, duct layouts, equipment specifications, load calculations, and control sequences. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (process, mechanical, electrical, and nuclear safety engineers) to integrate HVAC systems into facility design. Evaluate and approve vendor equipment specifications, submittals, and drawings for technical accuracy and regulatory compliance. Support safety and reliability assessments including ventilation performance, confinement integrity, and testing protocols. Conduct and oversee site visits, inspections, and commissioning activities for HVAC systems. Represent the organization in technical reviews, audits, and inspections with clients, regulators, and stakeholders. Contribute to project planning, cost estimating, scheduling, and risk mitigation strategies.

Orano Med Theranostics Are you passionate about ensuring the highest standards in pharmaceutical manufacturing? Do you thrive in a fast-paced, detail-oriented environment where your work directly impacts clinical trial success? Join our Quality Assurance team as a QA Specialist II and play a vital role in safeguarding the integrity of raw materials and sterile drug products. Whether you're beginning your QA journey or seeking your next challenge, this is your chance to grow within a dynamic, mission-driven organization that’s transforming oncology from the inside out. The QA Specialist II supports GMP manufacturing operations by reviewing documentation, inspecting materials, and ensuring compliance with SOPs and regulatory standards. This role plays a key part in maintaining quality systems, supporting sterile manufacturing, and driving continuous improvement across QA processes. Key Responsibilities Review and inspect documentation for incoming raw materials and packaging components Release/disposition GMP products for Macrocyclics and OM Conduct thorough reviews of production batch records, logbooks, and associated documentation Perform area release for manufacturing operations Oversee sterile manufacturing processes and provide instruction on sterile gowning and aseptic techniques Review equipment and instrumentation documentation supporting GMP operations Scan and archive manufacturing documentation (e.g., batch records, audits, investigations, CAPAs, change controls) Follow up on investigations, CAPAs, and change controls to ensure timely and compliant resolution Participate in internal audits of GMP labs and non-GMP processes Assist in updating Quality SOPs and perform secondary documentation reviews Support documentation review related to technology transfer from R&D Work hours vary, start times possible as early as 12AM.

NO WAITING PERIOD ON BENEFITS!  Rich benefit plan, effective date-of-hire. $2,000 signing bonus, paid after 60 days of employment. Join our outstanding fabrication team in Orano’s state-of-the-art Kernersville facility!  Embark on a career in supplying the nuclear industry with specialized products proudly made here in the heart of North Carolina! Orano is seeking an EXPERIENCED CNC Press Brake Operator / Machine Operator to operate a 300-Ton Hydraulic CNC Press Brake in TN Fabrication's NC facility in Kernersville/Greensboro. Job Description: Under moderate supervision, this position will be responsible for programming, setting up, and operating a 300-ton Press Brake in our Kernersville, NC facility.  The qualified candidate will have the experience, background and knowledge to work with this equipment. Major Duties and Responsibilities: Set up and operate 300-Ton Hydraulic CNC Press Brake machine to bend and form steel using the numeric sequences. Interpret engineering drawings and translate requirements into press brake CNC controller. Knowledge of press brake tooling required to produce parts meeting specifications. Perform both visual and dimensional inspections to quality standards. Detect faulty operation of equipment or defective materials. Follow all travelers/routers and machining procedures, and complete and maintain paperwork as required. Perform other machine operation or manufacturing processes when needed. Play an active role in creating a safe and healthy workplace and comply with all applicable safety and health rules. Metal rolling machine operator experience a strong plus. Orano strives to provide a total compensation package that brings value to our employees. While the pay range lists the base salary, we also offer highly competitive health and wellness programs, 401(k) contributions, and industry leading paid time off. Please Note: The provided pay information is a guideline. Your offered salary is based upon experience, qualifications, geographic location, as well as market and business considerations. Pay Range: $25-$30/hour

Orano Med is seeking a detail-oriented Quality Assurance Specialist for radiopharmaceutical manufacturing at ATLab Indianapolis (“ATLab IND”), a new facility for commercial-scale manufacturing of sterile therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals. The Quality Assurance Specialist will be responsible for supporting GMP manufacturing of raw materials and sterile drugs for clinical trials. The individual in this role will review documentation related to raw materials, components, and completed batch records followed by giving a disposition of each. Assist with quality systems improvements.  Responsibilities Inspect, review documentation, and release incoming raw materials and packaging components. Update Quality SOP’S and perform secondary review of documentation. Perform area release for manufacturing, as needed. Oversee sterile manufacturing process, provide sterile gowning and practices instruction. Review production batch records, logbooks, and associated documentation to assess completeness, accuracy, and compliance with SOPs. Review of equipment and instrumentation documentation in support of GMP manufacturing and testing operations. Scanning manufacturing documentation such as batch records, raw materials, audits, investigations, CAPA, and change control. Release/disposition GMP products for Macrocyclics and OM. Follow up on investigations, CAPAs and change controls for time completion. Review of documentation related to technology transfer from R&D for manufacturing activities. Perform Internal audits of GMP labs and other non-GMP processes as directed. Additional responsibilities as assigned Schedule Sunday - Thursday Hours: 3:00pm - 11:30pm 

Orano Federal Services is seeking a Technical Sales Manager.  This position may be considered for remote work.  Under broad supervision of the Senior Vice President, the Technical Sales Manager proposes and secures business from Department of Energy (DOE), National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), and Department of Defense (DoD), and other federal entities. Major Duties and Responsibilities: Relationship: Provides direct contact and maintains the corporate relationship with each of the Clients in the Sales Manager’s assigned portfolio, on behalf of the Business Units. Client Strategy: Develops and maintains business strategies for individual federal clients and for the North American Region. Internal Expert: Each Technical Sales Manager will act as the “lead” for the internal interface and intelligence gathering for packages and transportation area. Assess: Evaluates Client needs and assesses commercial opportunities as they pertain to each product/service segment. Proposals: Develops and recommends proposal terms and conditions for internal discussion with BU-designated specialists in order to secure management approvals of strategy and pricing. Negotiations: Controls and manages interface with Clients and internal Orano commercial, legal and financial representatives during contract negotiations. Sales Goals: Is responsible for achieving both Regional and Global NPS sales goals as defined annually. Market Intelligence: Seeks out, obtains and shares accurate market intelligence, including Client and competitor’s activities. Market Opportunities: Inquires to Clients’ planning and expectations for future requests for proposals (RFPs), forecasts, tracks and prepares market plans for each market opportunity. Also evaluates Orano’s ability to submit off-market or unsolicited proposals. Business Unit Strategy: Contributes to Reviews and supports product/service strategies. Team Player: Cooperate with all members of the Orano Federal Services commercial team in order to facilitate smooth interaction and team dynamics. Contract Management: Provides guidance and support to the Manager of Contracts Administration with initial implementation and recording of each new contract’s terms and conditions. Maintain awareness of upcoming Client deliveries. Affiliates: Contributes to and coordinates with Business Unit parent and Orano affiliates, as appropriate.

Orano TN, a subsidiary of Orano USA, is a leader in the U.S. market for uranium transportation logistics and used nuclear fuel pool offload, dry fuel storage, and decommissioning waste transport. Along with offices in Columbia, Maryland, Orano TN has two manufacturing facilities in North Carolina for dry storage canisters and modules. Job Description: Orano TN is seeking a Plant Manager to manage operations in its nuclear fabrication group in Kernersville, NC. The Plant Manager will plan and direct plant policies, objectives, and initiatives, with profit and loss responsibility for the site; define and execute business plans; manage the operations to ensure production compliance, efficiency, quality, delivery, safety and cost-effective management of resources. Major Duties and Responsibilities: Leads the plant to achieve a safe, compliant, and productive operation that is rooted in the traits of healthy nuclear safety culture. Creates and implements staffing plans, promotes and mentors talents, and participates in internship program. Leads lean manufacturing initiatives and capital expenditure plan to improve productivity. Responsible for all production and facility-related expenses, and implements plan to control and reduce spending. Manages and evaluates the performance of management team members for compliance with established policies and objectives. Provides input for the strategic vision of the nuclear fabrication group, in particular staffing and investment plans to address new markets. Leads introduction of new products in the fabrication project management department and production line. Continuously assesses plant capacity and capability; plans, develops, and implements strategies for meeting production and financial goals. Develops and reviews operating dashboards, activity reports, and financial statements to determine progress and status in attaining objectives. Implements Orano group compliant policies, Orano TN policies, and required fabrication procedures; ensuring training is conducted for personnel.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We're seeking a Lead Electrical Engineer to lead the charge in designing and integrating electrical systems to drive complex projects from concept to reality You’ll lead the Electrical engineering scope on a major nuclear project, serving as both a technical expert and a team leader. From design to execution, your work will ensure that what we build is resilient, code-compliant, and built to last — while coordinating closely with a range of disciplines to deliver fully integrated solutions. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk. Objectives: • Lead electrical engineering efforts from concept design through installation, testing, and commissioning for high-integrity nuclear infrastructure. • Design and review electrical systems including power distribution, motor controls, grounding and lighting. • Oversee electrical engineering work performed by the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor, ensuring alignment with project specifications, safety, and quality standards. • Ensure engineering work meets all applicable codes and standards, including NEC, IEEE, NFPA 70E, and DOE/NRC requirements. • Develop and approve technical documentation — single-line diagrams, panel layouts, cable schedules, load calculations, and specifications. • Provide mentorship and oversight to electrical engineering staff and junior engineers. • Interface with multidisciplinary teams. • Evaluate and approve vendor designs and submittals, ensuring technical accuracy and regulatory compliance. • Support safety and reliability assessments, fault current analyses, and testing protocols. • Represent Orano in technical reviews, audits, and inspections with regulatory bodies. • Participate in project planning, cost estimating, scheduling, and risk mitigation strategies.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We're seeking a Lead Electrical Engineer to lead the charge in designing and integrating electrical systems to drive complex projects from concept to reality You’ll lead the Electrical engineering scope on a major nuclear project, serving as both a technical expert and a team leader. From design to execution, your work will ensure that what we build is resilient, code-compliant, and built to last — while coordinating closely with a range of disciplines to deliver fully integrated solutions. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk. Key Responsibilities: Lead electrical engineering efforts from concept design through installation, testing, and commissioning for high-integrity nuclear infrastructure. Design and review electrical systems including power distribution, motor controls, grounding and lighting. Oversee electrical engineering work performed by the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor, ensuring alignment with project specifications, safety, and quality standards. Ensure engineering work meets all applicable codes and standards, including NEC, IEEE, NFPA 70E, and DOE/NRC requirements. Develop and approve technical documentation — single-line diagrams, panel layouts, cable schedules, load calculations, and specifications. Provide mentorship and oversight to electrical engineering staff and junior engineers. Interface with multidisciplinary teams. Evaluate and approve vendor designs and submittals, ensuring technical accuracy and regulatory compliance. Support safety and reliability assessments, fault current analyses, and testing protocols. Represent Orano in technical reviews, audits, and inspections with regulatory bodies. Participate in project planning, cost estimating, scheduling, and risk mitigation strategies.

Join our team to help meet current and future challenges to build the clean energy world of tomorrow. By joining Orano USA, you will be a part of a leading international player in the nuclear industry. Our strengths? Across the entire fuel cycle, we have extensive expertise in cutting-edge technologies, safe, high value-added products and services, and a strong capacity for innovation. Under broad supervision, the Systems Engineering I-II plans develops, coordinates, and directs a variety of complex engineering tasks. Support systems engineering activities, including safety, security, cybersecurity, and reliability requirements. This position coordinates work with multidisciplinary teams (chemical, structural/civil, mechanical, I&C, electrical, HVAC). Support major projects and assures work is performed in compliance with technical requirements, budget, and schedule.   Objectives:     1.       Coordinates engineering work, including establishing control and maintain requirements, overall technical solutions, safety basis, development of procedures, materials, etc. while keeping projects within budget and schedule. 2.       Performs functional analysis and documents the functional allocation to systems and subsystems. 3.       Ensuring that interfaces are understood, captured, and documented. 4.        Coordinates day-to-day operations of engineers, designers, engineering technicians, and others who assist in completion of specific project assignments. 5.       Supports schedules and cost performance, provides status reports, identifies deviations, and proposes recovery plans. 6.       May carry out a variety of tasks in support of planning, design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and plant operation and maintenance.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We’re seeking a Lead Civil/Structural Engineer to drive complex infrastructure and facility projects from concept to reality. You’ll lead the structural and civil engineering scope on a major nuclear project, serving as both a technical expert and a team leader. From design to execution, your work will ensure that what we build is resilient, code-compliant, and built to last — while coordinating closely with a range of disciplines to deliver fully integrated solutions. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.   Key Responsibilities: Lead structural design and analysis for buildings, industrial facilities, and critical civil infrastructure. Serve as the authority on structural systems, mentoring junior engineers and reviewing high-stakes deliverables. Oversee and coordinate the work of the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor, ensuring compliance with design intent, safety, schedule, and quality expectations. Ensure all work aligns with key industry codes and standards (IBC, AISC, ACI, ASCE). Collaborate with cross-functional teams — including architects, and geotechnical engineers — to deliver cohesive, high-performance designs. Review and approve detailed calculations, construction drawings, technical specifications, and reports. Perform site visits, field assessments, and structural inspections throughout design and construction phases. Anticipate, assess, and resolve technical challenges.

Join Orano's Nuclear Energy Team   About Orano Join our team to help meet current and future challenges to build the clean energy world of tomorrow. By joining the Orano Group, you will be a part of a leading international player in the nuclear industry. Our strengths? Across the entire fuel cycle, we have extensive expertise in cutting-edge technologies, safe, high value-added products and services, and a strong capacity for innovation. Overview The Engineering Manager will lead and coordinate all engineering activities for the owner/operator organization of a nuclear uranium enrichment facility. This role requires broad, multidisciplinary engineering expertise and strong leadership skills to ensure that all engineering work is technically sound, regulatory-compliant, and aligned with the project’s safety, schedule, and budget requirements. The successful candidate will serve as the primary technical interface for internal stakeholders and project partners. The role spans conceptual design, detailed design oversight, construction support, commissioning, and facility operations planning   Key Responsibilities   • Lead and coordinate all engineering disciplines (Mechanical, Instrumentation & Controls, Electrical, Civil/Structural, HVAC) throughout the project lifecycle. • Serve as the Engineering Point of Contact for the owner organization; approve technical decisions, oversee design development, and ensure integration across systems. • Ensure engineering deliverables comply with NRC regulations, DOE expectations, and ASME/ANSI standards applicable to enrichment and nuclear facility design. • Manage interfaces with the Systems Engineering teams, licensing teams, EPC contractor(s) and equipment vendors. • Support technical reviews, risk assessments, and design verifications. • Support Integrated Safety Analysis (ISA) development and licensing documentation. • Provide input to procurement specifications and ensure equipment and systems meet design and safety requirements. • Develop and manage the engineering schedule and support budgeting for engineering resources. • Facilitate technical resolution of field issues during construction and commissioning. • Champion Configuration Management and Design Control processes.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We're seeking a Licensing Engineer to support the IKE Program nuclear licensing and regulatory compliance. The successful candidate will be responsible for preparing and reviewing license applications and amendments, ensuring compliance with NRC, DOE, and DOT regulations. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.   Objectives: • Prepare and submit license applications, amendments, and renewals in accordance with NRC and/or DOE regulatory requirements (e.g., 10 CFR 70). • Support the preparation of License Application, Environmental Report, and Technical Justifications. • Interpret and apply federal regulations, regulatory guidance (NUREGs, RGs), industry codes (e.g., ASME, ANSI), and Orano policies to licensing actions. • Track, manage, and respond to Requests for Additional Information (RAIs) and ensure timely and technically sound submittals. • Collaborate with engineering, quality, operations, legal, and project management teams to ensure licensing alignment with design and operational activities. • Maintain knowledge of changes in nuclear regulatory policy and assess their impact on Orano’s U.S. licensing strategy. • Support internal audits and assist with regulatory inspection readiness. • Ensure consistent documentation and traceability for all licensing activities and communications.

At Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation.   We are seeking a Nuclear Safety Manager who thrives in high-stakes environments and is driven by mission. In this role, you’ll take full ownership of nuclear safety strategy—from system design and integration to regulatory execution—ensuring nothing gets built that isn’t safe to operate. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.      Objectives: Own the full lifecycle of Nuclear Safety documentation Manage the safety team for the evaluation and implementation of safety principles from reference plants into IROFS designs Oversee and document critical system interfaces Evaluate design changes against license applications per 10CFR70 requirements Collaborate with the Licensing group on ISA Summary maintenance Coordinate with various departments to maintain the Integrated Schedule Manage Process Hazard Analysis, Criticality Hazard Analysis, Fire Hazard Analysis, and External Hazard Analysis Develop and maintain Nuclear Safety Programs, plans, and procedures Lead major system safety reviews Ensure compliance with NRC regulations and safety standards  

At Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We are seeking a Nuclear Safety Manager who thrives in high-stakes environments and is driven by mission. In this role, you’ll take full ownership of nuclear safety strategy—from system design and integration to regulatory execution—ensuring nothing gets built that isn’t safe to operate. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.  Objectives: • Own the full lifecycle of Nuclear Safety documentation • Manage the safety team for the evaluation and implementation of safety principles from reference plants into IROFS designs • Oversee and document critical system interfaces • Evaluate design changes against license applications per 10CFR70 requirements • Collaborate with the Licensing group on ISA Summary maintenance • Coordinate with various departments to maintain the Integrated Schedule • Manage Process Hazard Analysis, Criticality Hazard Analysis, Fire Hazard Analysis, and External Hazard Analysis • Develop and maintain Nuclear Safety Programs, plans, and procedures • Lead major system safety reviews • Ensure compliance with NRC regulations and safety standards

Join Orano's Nuclear Energy Team   About Orano Join our team to help meet current and future challenges to build the clean energy world of tomorrow. By joining the Orano Group, you will be a part of a leading international player in the nuclear industry. Our strengths? Across the entire fuel cycle, we have extensive expertise in cutting-edge technologies, safe, high value-added products and services, and a strong capacity for innovation. Overview The Engineering Manager will lead and coordinate all engineering activities for the owner/operator organization of a nuclear uranium enrichment facility. This role requires broad, multidisciplinary engineering expertise and strong leadership skills to ensure that all engineering work is technically sound, regulatory-compliant, and aligned with the project’s safety, schedule, and budget requirements. The successful candidate will serve as the primary technical interface for internal stakeholders and project partners. The role spans conceptual design, detailed design oversight, construction support, commissioning, and facility operations planning   Key Responsibilities   • Lead and coordinate all engineering disciplines (Mechanical, Instrumentation & Controls, Electrical, Civil/Structural, HVAC) throughout the project lifecycle. • Serve as the Engineering Point of Contact for the owner organization; approve technical decisions, oversee design development, and ensure integration across systems. • Ensure engineering deliverables comply with NRC regulations, DOE expectations, and ASME/ANSI standards applicable to enrichment and nuclear facility design. • Manage interfaces with the Systems Engineering teams, licensing teams, EPC contractor(s) and equipment vendors. • Support technical reviews, risk assessments, and design verifications. • Support Integrated Safety Analysis (ISA) development and licensing documentation. • Provide input to procurement specifications and ensure equipment and systems meet design and safety requirements. • Develop and manage the engineering schedule and support budgeting for engineering resources. • Facilitate technical resolution of field issues during construction and commissioning. • Champion Configuration Management and Design Control processes.

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We're seeking a Licensing Engineer to support the IKE Program nuclear licensing and regulatory compliance. The successful candidate will be responsible for preparing and reviewing license applications and amendments, ensuring compliance with NRC, DOE, and DOT regulations.   You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.   Objectives: • Prepare and submit license applications, amendments, and renewals in accordance with NRC and/or DOE regulatory requirements (e.g., 10 CFR 70). • Support the preparation of License Application, Environmental Report, and Technical Justifications. • Interpret and apply federal regulations, regulatory guidance (NUREGs, RGs), industry codes (e.g., ASME, ANSI), and Orano policies to licensing actions. • Track, manage, and respond to Requests for Additional Information (RAIs) and ensure timely and technically sound submittals. • Collaborate with engineering, quality, operations, legal, and project management teams to ensure licensing alignment with design and operational activities. • Maintain knowledge of changes in nuclear regulatory policy and assess their impact on Orano’s U.S. licensing strategy. • Support internal audits and assist with regulatory inspection readiness. • Ensure consistent documentation and traceability for all licensing activities and communications.

Orano Med is seeking an Instrumentation Specialist for radiopharmaceutical manufacturing at ATLab Indianapolis (“ATLab IND”), a new facility for commercial-scale manufacturing of sterile therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals. The Instrumentation Specialist will be responsible for maintaining, calibrating, and ensuring the accurate operation of critical laboratory instrumentation. This position presents the opportunity to help establish a new facility that will meet high standards for quantity, speed, and reliability. Responsibilities Perform routine maintenance, calibration, and troubleshooting of HPLC systems, lab balances, particle counters, viable air samplers, BMS, and various sensors. Ensure all instrumentation operates within specified parameters and maintains accurate records of maintenance and calibration activities. Conduct temperature mapping for storage areas, equipment, and facilities to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. Ensure all instrumentation activities comply with relevant regulatory standards (e.g., FDA, GMP, ISO). Diagnose and resolve technical issues with instrumentation, working with vendors and service providers as necessary. Remote work may be possible when the facility is under construction. Production Top priority: Daily routine production. Follow EHS regulations/guidelines: NRC (ALARA), OSHA, EPA, chemical, waste disposal, state/local regulations, etc. Manufacturing activities following SOPs, using proper aseptic technique. Setup production; line clearance; clean/VPHP. Troubleshoot urgent problems. Identify, document, and communicate failures/near misses. Quality/continuous improvement. Adhere to SOPs, company policies, regulatory requirements, and laws. Quality/continuous improvement Physical: Stand for 6+ hours, lift/move 50 lbs., and wear cleanroom PPE

At Orano, we are committed to providing safe, innovative nuclear and environmental solutions worldwide. This role manages Radiation Safety, Chemical Safety, and Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) programs at Orano’s DDPU facility. Serving as the subject matter expert for safety regulations, this position develops policies and procedures in compliance with OSHA, EPA, NRC, Texas DSHS, TCEQ, and company directives. Primary Job Duties: Radiation Safety  Develop and implement radiation safety policies, procedures, and training programs. Oversee employee radiation protection and maintain exposure records. Manage radiation exposure badges and dosimeters. Maintain radioactive materials (RAM) inventory and ensure compliance with equipment checks. Conduct facility inspections and audits; address safety issues promptly. Maintain certifications for domestic and international RAM shipments. Manage required forms and documentation for RAM use. RAM Logistics Coordinate packaging, labeling, and shipment of RAM per DOT, NRC, and IATA regulations. Document RAM receipts, shipments, and usage logs. Inspect shipments for compliance and maintain secure chain-of-custody. Oversee RAM waste segregation, packing, and disposal through licensed vendors.   Chemical Safety  Develop and implement the Chemical Hygiene Plan and safety programs. Oversee chemical inventory, labeling, storage, and disposal. Maintain spill response preparedness and emergency equipment. Conduct chemical safety inspections and respond to incidents. Analyze incident reports and recommend corrective actions. Maintain and audit SDS (Safety Data Sheet) binders.   Environmental Health & Safety  Develop and maintain the facility’s Environmental Protection, Safety, and Health Plan. Conduct hazard analyses and integrate controls into planning and operations. Monitor work areas, address safety concerns, and support continuous improvement. Lead safety incident reporting, investigations, and corrective actions. Track safety performance metrics and support a strong safety culture. Develop facility emergency plans and participate in required trainings and meetings.  

Orano, we’re not just powering the future—we’re engineering its foundation. As part of our groundbreaking uranium enrichment IKE Program, we’re redefining what a sustainable nuclear fuel production looks like for the next generation. We’re seeking a Lead Civil/Structural Engineer to drive complex infrastructure and facility projects from concept to reality. You’ll lead the structural and civil engineering scope on a major nuclear project, serving as both a technical expert and a team leader. From design to execution, your work will ensure that what we build is resilient, code-compliant, and built to last — while coordinating closely with a range of disciplines to deliver fully integrated solutions. You’ll work shoulder-to-shoulder with elite engineers and regulatory experts, moving fast, solving hard problems, and making decisions that have real-world consequences. If you're ready to lead at the edge of what's possible in nuclear technology, we want to talk.   Key Responsibilities: Lead structural design and analysis for buildings, industrial facilities, and critical civil infrastructure. Serve as the authority on structural systems, mentoring junior engineers and reviewing high-stakes deliverables. Oversee and coordinate the work of the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contractor, ensuring compliance with design intent, safety, schedule, and quality expectations. Ensure all work aligns with key industry codes and standards (IBC, AISC, ACI, ASCE). Collaborate with cross-functional teams — including architects, and geotechnical engineers — to deliver cohesive, high-performance designs. Review and approve detailed calculations, construction drawings, technical specifications, and reports. Perform site visits, field assessments, and structural inspections throughout design and construction phases. Anticipate, assess, and resolve technical challenges.