Regulatory Program Manager

Job overview

The Regulatory Program Manager role is 100% onsite at Radiant’s headquarters in El Segundo, CA. The stated compensation range is $186,000–$258,300 per year. Radiant is developing portable nuclear microreactors intended to provide power for critical assets and remote sites. The role leads regulatory authorization and licensing work for reactor deployment with military partners. It coordinates regulatory submissions, technical inputs, timelines, and regulator interactions so the engineering team can deliver a complete application and advance deployment authorization.

What you'll do

• Manage customer relationships, meetings, deliverables, submissions, acceptance, and contract compliance
• lead end-to-end licensing execution for application deliverables
• coordinate with internal stakeholders and regulatory bodies
• oversee technical team inputs, design reviews, and regulatory and quality documentation
• organize inputs into reports
• raise and resolve regulatory concerns
• review approaches for alignment with licensing paths.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

regulatory program manager

nuclear licensing

regulatory submissions

reactor deployment

engineering coordination

military partners

el segundo ca

radiant industries

full-time

onsite

$186k–$258.3k per year

equity

paid parental leave

flexible pto

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Incentive stock plan
• employer-paid employee health benefits
• dependent health, dental, and vision contributions
• life and long-term disability insurance
• paid parental leave
• catered lunch
• flexible PTO
• remote workday allocation.

Why this role

Leads authorization for reactor deployment with military partners and mentors junior team members. Requires an engineering bachelor’s degree and five years of regulated-industry experience, preferably in nuclear programs regulated by the NRC or DOE.

About the employer

Radiant Industries is hiring for this role. Industry: Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology). Sector: 54.