General Manager-Nuclear Manufacturing

Nuclear Operations & Program Management

• Design, implement, and oversee nuclear-qualified operational systems, procedures, and work controls that meet or exceed nuclear requirements.
• Establish fully compliant programs for manufacturing, engineering support, supply chain, procurement, logistics, maintenance, and asset reliability.
• Oversee day-to-day operations while ensuring strict adherence to procedural compliance, configuration management, document control, and traceability.
• Define and manage performance metrics including throughput, schedule adherence, cost control, quality performance, and on-time delivery within a nuclear-regulated environment.
• Implement continuous improvement initiatives (Lean, Six Sigma) in a manner fully compliant with nuclear quality assurance standards.

Quality Assurance, Compliance & Nuclear Safety Culture

• Establish, own, and maintain the company’s Nuclear Assurance Program, including policies, procedures, audits, corrective actions, and continuous improvement processes.
• Ensure compliance with all nuclear codes and standards, customer nuclear requirements, and applicable regulatory expectations.
• Champion a strong nuclear safety culture emphasizing accountability, procedural discipline, conservative decision-making, and continuous improvement.
• Lead internal and external audits, supplier qualifications, surveillance activities, and customer or regulatory assessments.
• Oversee corrective action programs, root cause analysis, and preventive actions to address quality or compliance issues.

Supply Chain & Supplier Qualification

• Build and qualify a nuclear-approved supply chain, ensuring suppliers meet all relevant requirements for quality, traceability, and documentation.
• Establish supplier evaluation, auditing, and performance monitoring programs consistent with nuclear procurement standards.
• Ensure material control, commercial grade dedication (as applicable), and records retention meet nuclear regulatory and customer requirements.

Cross-Enterprise & Stakeholder Collaboration

• Collaborate closely with sister companies, joint ventures, and strategic partners to align nuclear operational strategies and share best practices.
• Serve as a senior operational interface with customers, auditors, and industry stakeholders to build credibility and trust in the company’s nuclear capabilities.
• Identify opportunities to leverage shared services, systems, and expertise while maintaining compliance integrity.

People Leadership & Organizational Build-Out

• Recruit, lead, and develop a high-performing leadership team, including plant managers, program managers, quality, engineering, and operations leaders.
• Build the organization’s workforce, competencies, and training programs to support nuclear qualification and long-term sustainability.
• Embed a culture of safety, accountability, engagement, and excellence from the earliest stages of company formation.
• Establish succession planning and leadership development aligned with future growth.

Financial & Commercial Leadership

• Develop and manage operational budgets, capital investments, and start-up cost controls required to establish nuclear-qualified facilities and systems.
• Provide regular reporting to the executive team on operational readiness, compliance status, KPIs, and financial performance.
• Support customer acquisition and contract execution by ensuring operational readiness and nuclear qualification.
• Partner with Sales and Business Development to expand existing accounts and secure new nuclear contracts.
• Participate in key customer engagements, facility tours, audits, and executive presentations to demonstrate operational maturity and compliance.

Innovation, Scalability & Growth

• Evaluate and implement new technologies, automation, and digital quality systems that enhance compliance, productivity, and scalability.
• Ensure operations are designed to scale in support of new programs, customers, and markets without compromising nuclear requirements.
• Lead operational readiness for new product lines, facility expansions, and future nuclear program qualifications.