Clean Air Task Force
U.S. Director, Nuclear Energy
United States · Director · Full-time
Sponsorship not specified$145k-$185kDetected 34 days ago
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About the role
- CATF is highly respected for its deep expertise and research on energy and industrial systems and potential strategies, technologies, and policies that can radically shrink their impact on the planet's atmosphere.
Responsibilities
- Commercial awareness • Maintain commercial awareness of U.S. nuclear energy market developments and ensure CATF's activities are aligned with the evolving needs of the U.S. nuclear energy industry.
- Lead and manage policy research on nuclear energy technologies, delivering informed analysis regarding their contribution to U.S. climate and energy objectives.
- Collaborate with CATF's global nuclear fission energy team and multiple external stakeholders, engage in knowledge sharing and best practices. Stakeholder engagement and outreach
- Collaborate closely with the U.S. Advocacy team (federal, state, policy impact, and legal) on policy and advocacy activities related to nuclear energy, ensuring that CATF's federal and state policy priorities are reflected in implementation strategies and campaigns.
- Proactively engage external stakeholders, including federal and state policymakers, industry leaders, and NGOs, to drive policy and advocacy activities aligned with CATF's nuclear energy strategy, projects, and initiatives in liaison with the U.S. Advocacy Team.
- Lead outreach efforts to promote advanced nuclear technologies, coordinating efforts with U.S. government organizations, industry groups, non-governmental organizations and academic institutions in coordination with the Director for Nuclear Energy.
- Engage with state-level policy and regulatory bodies to support regional nuclear energy deployment initiatives. Project management and implementation
- Develop and execute detailed work plans to ensure the successful implementation of U.S. nuclear energy strategy within CATF's broader strategy
- Collaborate cross-functionally with CATF teams to ensure U.S. nuclear energy initiatives are aligned with the organization's goals and contribute to decarbonization efforts. Commercial awareness
- Maintain commercial awareness of U.S. nuclear energy market developments and ensure CATF's activities are aligned with the evolving needs of the U.S. nuclear energy industry. Leadership and collaboration
Nice to have
- Knowledge of congressional and legislative processes and procedures.
- Senior experience in the U.S. energy sector, with a strong focus on policy development and implementation, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement.
- Extensive knowledge of energy industry, and policy and regulatory ecosystems, along with an established network in the sector.
- Technical expertise is a plus but not required.
- Ability to identify and communicate complex policy and regulatory trends across the U.S. nuclear energy sector.
- Experience in driving federal and state policy and advocacy initiatives, engaging with government organizations and other stakeholders at the highest levels.
- Experience working across teams to ensure coordinated efforts on policy implementation.
- Can do, positive and hands-on attitude in line with CATF core values of persistence, collaboration, and curiosity.
Skills
- This is accomplished through research and analysis, public advocacy leadership, and partnership with the private sector.
- CATF has offices in Boston, Washington D.C., and Brussels, with staff working virtually around the world.
Compensation
- CATF offers an excellent benefits package and an annual salary range of $144,863 - $185,000, depending on experience.
Company info
- Lead hands-on execution of outreach, policy initiatives, and project implementation efforts that promote advanced nuclear technologies as part of the U.S. energy transition.
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