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Safety Integration Lead

Bluecore Energy HQ · Long Beach · On-site

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About Bluecore Energy HQ

A compact 10 MWe modular reactor on a barge — zero-emission power that goes where it's needed. Built at the Port of Long Beach, California. Backed by MaC Venture Capital.

About the role

BlueCore Energy is hiring a Safety Integration Lead to perform and direct the nuclear safety analysis for our 45 MWt floating Pressurized Water Reactor at the Port of Long Beach, the first commercial maritime nuclear plant ever submitted to the NRC for licensing. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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About the Role

BlueCore Energy is hiring a Safety Integration Lead to perform and direct the nuclear safety analysis for our 45 MWt floating Pressurized Water Reactor at the Port of Long Beach, the first commercial maritime nuclear plant ever submitted to the NRC for licensing. This is a hands-on, full-time technical role: you will run thermal-hydraulic and severe accident codes (RELAP5-3D, MELCOR, GOTHIC), build and quantify PRA models in SAPHIRE or equivalent tools, author safety analysis reports and PRA documentation for the Part 50 license application, and prepare the DOE safety submittals (NSDA, PDSA, DSA) for the critical test reactor and zero-power physics testing (ZPPT) program. You will engage NRC reviewers in pre-application meetings, defend analytical positions, and help shape the regulatory framework for an entirely new class of floating nuclear plants. This role carries significant autonomy: you own the safety analysis from code input decks through final licensing submittals.

Responsibilities

Safety Analysis Strategy & Execution: Define the overall safety analysis approach for the Part 50 license application, selecting the deterministic and probabilistic methods,...

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Nuclear & Thermal Engineering

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