Job Description

Fellow Technical Advisor - Project & Nuclear Operations Advisory

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COMPA Industries

is searching for qualified candidates for a

Fellow Technical Advisor

position supporting

Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS)

in

Aiken, South Carolina

.

Salary:

$100/hr - $110/hr

Location:

Aiken, SC (Savannah River Site) - Onsite / Limited Telework as Approved

Citizenship:

US Citizenship Required

Work Schedule:

Full-time (up to 40 hours/week; may include part-time or telework as approved)

Clearance:

Ability to obtain and maintain a DOE "Q" security clearance

?? Mandatory Experience Requirement - Read Before Applying

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Candidates

must meet all

of the following non-negotiable requirements to be considered:

Minimum 20 years of experience

working in nuclear facilities or on nuclear projects

Extensive experience supporting DOE/NNSA capital line-item projects

, including DOE O 413.3B implementation

Demonstrated advisory and mentoring experience

supporting project managers, project controls personnel, and senior leadership

Proven experience participating in or leading major project reviews

, including IPRs, APRs, ICEs, and CD-3x submittals

Strong working knowledge of EVMS

, including direct involvement in EVMS certification activities
Applications that do not clearly demonstrate these qualifications will

not

be considered.

Impact

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The

Fellow Technical Advisor

serves as a senior-most subject matter expert providing

strategic project, technical, and operational advisory support

across complex nuclear missions. This role directly strengthens SRNS project execution, leadership effectiveness, and regulatory compliance for high-visibility DOE/NNSA programs, including plutonium and SRTE-supported facilities.

Responsibilities and Duties

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Provide expert advisory support in

project execution, scheduling, estimating, planning, and strategic planning

Conduct

organizational and project leadership assessments

and interface with

NNSA Headquarters

as required Mentor project/program managers and project controls personnel in: DOE O 413.3B implementation EVMS application and certification Independent Project Reviews (IPRs) and Annual Project Reviews (APRs) Lead and/or participate in major project reviews, including: Contractor red/green team reviews IPRs, APRs, ICEs Preliminary and final design reviews CD-3x package development and submittals Provide consultation on

nuclear facility operations

, including multi-shift operations, acquisition/operability/constructability, waste management, and radiological operations Advise senior management on integrated team structures, mission objectives, and performance evaluation Provide oversight of support operations across multiple projects and organizations Develop and deliver

training programs

for project management and project controls personnel Prepare briefings, assessments, and recommendations for SRNS and DOE/NNSA leadership

Minimum Qualifications

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Education & Experience (one of the following):

+

Master's degree

in a technical discipline

+ 25 years

of broad experience
+

Bachelor's degree

in a technical discipline

+ 30 years

of broad experience###

Experience Requirements:

+ 20+ years supporting nuclear facilities or nuclear projects
+ 15+ years of DOE O 413.3B project management experience
+ 5+ years supporting DOE/NNSA capital line-item projects
+ 20+ years developing and delivering training or mentoring
+ Key role in

EVMS certification

at one or more DOE sites
+ Prior experience working at

Savannah River Site (preferred)

Security

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+ Must be able to obtain and maintain a

DOE "Q" security clearance

+ Active clearance not required at time of hire
+ Subcontractor must maintain

active eFOCI registration and Facility Clearance

Desired Skills

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+ PMP certification
+ Professional Engineer (PE) license (South Carolina preferred)
+ Prior DOE "L" or "Q" clearance
+ Extensive knowledge of DOE/NNSA funding cycles and the DOE complex
+ Strong executive-level communication and mentoring skills
+ Experience supporting plutonium, SRTE, or high-hazard nuclear facilities

Work Environment & Travel

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+ Telework permitted where approved per SRNS policy
+

Travel to SRS required up to 25%

(business travel costs must be considered by candidates)
+ Travel to supplier or DOE locations may be required with prior authorization

Why Work at COMPA Industries?

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At COMPA, we build

careers--not just contracts

. For over 30 years, COMPA has supported DOE and national security missions by delivering exceptional technical talent. We offer competitive compensation, a collaborative culture, and opportunities to make a direct impact on the nation's most critical nuclear missions.

COMPA is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer.

All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to age, race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, or protected Veteran status.


Note: COMPA's policy may disqualify applicants with certain criminal histories from specific positions.

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