NuScale Power develops small modular reactor technology for the nuclear energy sector. Its NuScale Power Module™ integrates key reactor components into a factory-fabricated unit designed to generate 77 megawatts of electricity. A NuScale plant can combine up to 12 modules for a total capacity of 924 megawatts. The company’s reactor design emphasizes passive safety: each module is designed to shut down automatically and cool itself if power is lost. NuScale’s work brings together nuclear engineering, manufacturing, and energy innovation, creating opportunities for professionals contributing to the development of advanced power-generation systems.
Corporate Contracts Manager at NuScale Power — Hybrid, United States
Manage procurement and technical-services contracts for NuScale Power’s regulated nuclear technology business. Lead bidding, negotiation, administration, compliance, changes, and contract closeout.
Description
- Support procurement and contract management across the full lifecycle of overhead and technical-services contracts
- Plan procurement activities, prequalify bidders, prepare solicitation materials, evaluate bids, negotiate awards, administer contracts, manage changes, and complete closeout
- Draft, assess, negotiate, and execute NDAs, subcontracts, consulting and licensing agreements, master services agreements, task orders, and purchase orders
- Act as the primary contact for contractual matters
- Connect company employees with suppliers and coordinate their interactions
- Review and resolve contractual deviations, including negotiations with supplier attorneys and purchasing teams
- Maintain contract files, correspondence, supplier data, amendments, status reports, and related records
- Advise project managers and accountable staff on contract matters
- Track market terms, stakeholder satisfaction with conditions, and contracting practices, then recommend improvements
- Prepare and administer RFPs, RFIs, and RFQs
- Work with ordering departments to clarify scope and technical requirements
- Facilitate contract discussions between ordering departments and suppliers
- Coordinate terms-and-conditions reviews with Legal and Finance to reduce legal and other risks
- Complete contract closeouts, extensions, and renewals
- Follow NuScale’s safety culture and demonstrate safe working practices
- Build effective professional relationships, guide consensus, and hold supervised personnel accountable
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in supply chain, business management, finance, economics, or a related discipline
- At least five years of full-time, relevant procurement and contract-management experience in energy, utilities, or another highly regulated industry
- Eligibility to work under Department of Energy 10 CFR Part 810
- Knowledge of the quality-assurance regulations, standards, and guidelines in 10 CFR 50 Appendix B, 10 CFR 21, and ASME NQA-1
- Clear communication skills using phones, computers, and in-person interactions
- Capacity to learn new functions, understand unfamiliar concepts quickly, and apply them accurately in a changing environment
- Ability to travel locally and nationally using common transportation methods
- Ability to perform essential duties efficiently and accurately, with or without reasonable accommodation, without creating a significant safety risk to oneself or others
Benefits
- Remote work is available within the contiguous United States for employees living more than 30 miles from a NuScale office
- Occasional business travel may be required
- Reasonable accommodations are available for individuals with disabilities
- Equal opportunity employment