Nuclear Supply Chain Specialist

Zeno Power

. Support development of Zeno’s multi-isotope strategy, including Sr-90, Am-241, and additional isotopes of interest .

Posted 11/7/2026full-timeWashington, D.C. • Washington • United StatesJuniorMid-Level💰 $110,000 - $154,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in nuclear engineering and radiochemical separations, with a strong focus on the nuclear fuel cycle and supply chain management. Capable of conducting technical assessments and engaging with stakeholders to optimize isotope production and handling.

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Nuclear Fuel Cycle ExpertiseRadiochemical Separations ExperienceProject Management SkillsTechnical Communication SkillsSupply Chain Negotiation

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Hard Skills

Nuclear EngineeringRadiochemical SeparationsIsotope ProductionTechnical AssessmentsAnalytical SkillsProject ManagementFlowsheet CritiqueRegulatory ComplianceMaterial HandlingWaste Management

Soft Skills

Communication SkillsNegotiation SkillsCollaboration SkillsAnalytical ThinkingAdaptability

Industry Keywords

Used Nuclear FuelALARA PrinciplesDOE ProgramsNRC RegulationsSupply AgreementsCommercial PartnershipsTechnical SummariesWhite PapersGovernment ContractingRadioisotope Supply Chains

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Support development of Zeno’s multi-isotope strategy, including Sr-90, Am-241, and additional isotopes of interest
Conduct technical and commercial assessments of candidate isotopes, including production routes, separations/fabrication pathways, decay characteristics, handling and packaging requirements, and long-term supply risks
Develop comparative trade studies combining technical performance, cost, schedule, regulatory complexity, and supplier capability
Engage with used nuclear fuel recyclers, reprocessors, national labs, and commercial suppliers to understand and expand supply-chain capabilities
Translate nuclear fuel-cycle and used nuclear fuel separations concepts into practical supply-chain implications, including purity, throughput, bottlenecks, and waste streams
Translate technical nuclear fuel-cycle and separations concepts into implications for pricing, schedules, and commercial terms
Work with Nuclear Supply Chain, Legal, and leadership to support or lead technical aspects of supply agreements and MOUs, including specifications, acceptance criteria, and change-control implications
Collaborate with U.S. Department of Energy stakeholders and commercial partners on radioisotope supply chains

Requirements

What you’ll need

B.S. in nuclear engineering, chemical engineering, materials science, physics, or a related engineering/science field with 4+ years of relevant experience, or an advanced degree with 2+ years of relevant experience
Technical experience with the nuclear fuel cycle, used nuclear fuel, and/or radiochemical separations, with the ability to understand and critique flowsheets and process options
Familiarity with radioisotope production and decay concepts, radiological material handling, and ALARA principles
Comfortable in technical discussions with chemists/engineers
Capable of supporting negotiations or structuring supply arrangements with suppliers and partners
Experience working with or alongside national laboratories, nuclear utilities, fuel-cycle vendors, or UNF recyclers
Strong analytical and project management skills; able to manage multiple concurrent efforts in a fast-paced, evolving environment
Excellent written and oral communication skills, including experience drafting technical summaries, white papers, or proposals
Preferred: Hands-on or research experience in UNF separations or isotope recovery processes
Preferred: Understanding of radiological transportation regulations, material handling requirements, and waste management frameworks
Preferred: Familiarity with DOE programs (e.g., GAIN), NRC/DOE regulatory environments, and government contracting or partnerships
Must be a U.S. person: a U.S. citizen or national, lawful permanent resident, refugee, asylee, or other protected individual as defined in the posting

Benefits

Comp & perks

Stock options
Flexible paid time off
401k plan with employer match
16 weeks of paid family leave
11 observed company holidays
Employer HSA contributions
Life insurance
Transit benefits to put toward commuting expenses
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Relocation assistance
Professional development
Employee recognition program
Company-sponsored ClassPass benefit to support employee wellness