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Subject Matter Expert III - Subject Matter Specialist (NSS011) (CONUS - Washington, DC (Remote) Senior Consultant - Full-Time) DOEID011L

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Shape advisory services for DOE and nuclear missions

Apply deep energy and nuclear sector knowledge to assess programs and guide technical decisions. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate data into actionable recommendations. Engage stakeholders, drive problem-solving, and support fuel cycle campaigns with strategic insights. This role offers impactful work at the intersection of energy, safety, and complex engineering challenges.

Why This Role?

Direct impact on DOE and nuclear missions with strategic insights

Key Responsibilities

  • Define issues and develop plans and requirements
  • Provide expert consultation and advisory support
  • Assist in technology research and problem resolution

Requirements

  • Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Power & Utilities sector experience
  • Credentials for Nuclear Industry Advisory and Assistance (A&A) Services
  • Master's Degree or equivalent education
  • 5-9 years of relevant experience for DOE Idaho Operations Office - Nuclear Energy programs
  • Consultative mindset
  • Strong communication skills (oral and written)

Required Skills

nuclear energyenergy sectordata analysisconsultingstakeholder engagementNuclear Industry Advisory and Assistance (A&A) ServicesTechnical decision-makingProblem-solvingStrategic insightsCommunication
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Washington, Washington DC (United States) Overview As a Subject Matter Expert III, you will apply deep energy and nuclear sector knowledge to assess programs and guide technical decisions. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to shape advisory services for DOE and nuclear missions, translating data into actionable recommendations. You'll engage stakeholders, drive problem solving, and support fuel cycle campaigns with strategic insights. This role offers impactful work at the intersection of energy, safety, and complex engineering challenges. Compensation / Benefits Competitive compensation Group health benefits 401(k) with company match Vacation and PTO Pre-tax benefits (FSA/POP) Security clearance opportunities Responsibilities Define issues and develop plans and requirements Provide expert consultation and advisory support Assist in technology research and problem resolution Key requirements Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Power & Utilities sector experience with credentials for Nuclear Industry Advisory and Assistance (A&A) Services Master's Degree or equivalent education 5-9 years of relevant experience for DOE Idaho Operations Office - Nuclear Energy programs Consultative mindset Strong communication (oral and written) with stakeholders at all levels Curiosity and problem-solving orientation Advanced Excel Microsoft Access Microsoft Outlook

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Job Type
Full-time
Location
Remote · United States
Category
Seniority
Senior
PostedNewNew & verified
Nov 6, 2026

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