Nuclear Security Program Analyst, International Security Assistance

Global Engineering & Technology seeks a Nuclear Weapons Subject Matter Expert to support the DOE Office of Classification in Germantown Maryland. This full-time position offers compensation between $175000 and $190000 annually and includes relocation assistance for candidates outside the DMV region. The role involves advising senior management on technical issues and leading working groups to develop policy documents.

You will own the development and maintenance of reactor physics methods and software for the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program. Your work directly impacts the safe and reliable operation of U.S. Navy submarines and aircraft carriers. You will join a team of expert methods developers at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory in Pittsburgh, PA. Collaborate with reactor designers, nuclear analysts, and specialists to validate new methods and tools. The role combines advanced nuclear engineering with high-performance computing and software development. You will contribute to state-of-the-art research, publish in journals, and present at conferences. This is a career-defining opportunity to apply your expertise to real-world naval reactor design and criticality safety.

As a Senior Multidisciplined Engineer, you will own the design, production, and delivery of Propulsion Plant Team Trainer (PPTT) components and modules at the Naval Nuclear Laboratory. You will work across the project lifecycle, interfacing with stakeholders and suppliers to validate technical requirements. Join a multi-site team integrating interactive simulator elements into a first-of-a-kind trainer that will transform Navy training. This role offers the chance to shape the future of nuclear propulsion training, with opportunities at both Bettis (PA) and Kesselring (NY) sites. You will be part of a national asset dedicated to the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, collaborating with nearly 8,000 engineers and scientists.

We seek an experienced systems engineer to lead design integration and development of Access Control Intrusion Detection and Video Surveillance Systems within industrial nuclear power plant settings. This engineering role demands technical leadership across architecture integration and development oversight alongside physical protection systems. Not a cybersecurity position though familiarity with intrusion detection systems access control and video surveillance is beneficial. High reliability and long-term operability standards apply.

You will own electrical systems for our floating PWR reactors from concept through commissioning, shaping the power and control architecture of a groundbreaking marine SMR. Working directly with the Mechanical, Software, Core Design, and Licensing teams, you will design, build, and validate hardware that meets safety-critical standards. This role puts you at the center of the reactor's nervous system, with 5+ years of hands-on experience expected. You will make build vs. buy decisions that directly impact cost, reliability, and deployment speed, helping democratize nuclear energy.

Lead mechanical engineering efforts shaping training hardware for Navy sailors within the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program. Guide product lifecycle support for current trainers while envisioning future upgrades. Collaborate with government partners and vendors to deliver critical mission-critical training.