Project Engineer
Peachtree Corners, GA Remote
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About the role
As a Project Engineer at NAC International, you will play a key role in supporting the planning and execution of complex engineering projects within the nuclear fuel cycle. Working closely with experienced engineers, project managers, and cross‑functional teams, you will contribute to the design, analysis, licensing, and operation of safety‑related systems and components. This role offers hands-on exposure to regulated nuclear engineering projects and is well suited for an early‑career engineer seeking to build strong technical, regulatory, and project execution skills in a mission‑driven environment. As a Project Engineer at NAC International, you will play a key role in supporting the planning and execution of complex engineering projects within the nuclear fuel cycle. This role offers hands-on exposure to regulated nuclear engineering projects and is well suited for an early‑career engineer seeking to build strong technical, regulatory, and project execution skills in a mission‑driven environment.
What you'll bring
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, nuclear engineering, or equivalent engineering-related field required.
- 2-5 years of relevant experience (internships or co-op experience accepted).
- Working knowledge of basic project management concepts, scheduling, spreadsheets, and Microsoft Office tools.
- Strong analytical, problem‑solving, and critical‑thinking skills with attention to detail.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills and the ability to collaborate within a team environment.
- Eagerness to learn, take initiative, and grow professionally in a highly regulated technical field.
- Exposure to cask design, spent fuel transport/storage, or other U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission‑regulated industries is preferred.
- Familiarity with U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) regulations, regulatory guides, applicable Nuclear Regulatory Commission Reports (NUREGs), and American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Codes is a plus.