Licensing Engineer – Nuclear / Advanced Reactor Programs Position OverviewWe are seeking a Licensing Engineer to support the development and execution of regulatory licensing strategies for advanced energy projects. This role involves preparing licensing documentation, coordinating with engineering teams, and interfacing with regulatory bodies to ensure compliance with applicable requirements.The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of nuclear regulatory frameworks, experience developing licensing deliverables, and the ability to collaborate across technical disciplines. Key Responsibilities Develop and maintain licensing documents (e.g., Topical Reports, PSAR, FSAR) in accordance with applicable regulatory guidance and project schedulesCollaborate with system engineers to ensure design documentation supports and substantiates licensing contentInterface with project stakeholders to ensure licensing deliverables meet customer requirements and regulatory expectationsSupport regulatory interactions, including: Pre-application engagementsReviews of submitted licensing documentsRegulatory audits Participate in public meetings with regulatory authorities and stay current on industry developments related to advanced reactors and emerging technologiesContribute to the development and improvement of internal policies, procedures, and standard work processesIdentify opportunities to enhance efficiency and consistency in licensing workflows Required Qualifications Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering or a related technical discipline (e.g., Nuclear, Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Physics, Mathematics)Minimum of 5 years of experience in licensing and/or engineering, preferably within the nuclear or energy sectors Preferred Qualifications Working knowledge of regulatory guidance such as NUREG-1537, NUREG-0800, and Regulatory Guides 1.70 and 1.206Familiarity with licensing frameworks and industry initiatives for advanced reactor technologiesUnderstanding of industry codes and standards (e.g., ACI, ASME, IEEE, ANS/ANSI) used to demonstrate regulatory complianceKnowledge of licensing documentation requirements, including public disclosure, information withholding, and document control processesStrong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to clearly convey technical and regulatory informationProven ability to work effectively within cross-functional teams and contribute to a collaborative work environment Location: Chicago, IL (5 days a week in office)Salary: $100,000 - $140,000

Piper Maddox have recently partnered with a national turnkey energy solutions provider, working across all areas of the Renewables landscape (MicroGrids, BESS, EV charging and Solar).Backed by one of the largest facility services organizations in North America, the business is well-capitalized and positioned at the forefront of the clean energy transition.Together, we are searching for a Director of Sales to join the team.In this position, you will be responsible for: Support the continued growth of the sales strategy with the goal of increasing revenue and margin targets for the Energy Storage product line (BESS).Partner extensively with Developers, IPP’s and Utilities to drive market growth.Collaborate with existing customers to ensure all of their energy needs are being serviced. The ideal candidate will have a background similar to the below: Ideal background is Front of the Meter experience.Emphasis on Standalone Storage & MicroGrids.Minimum of 5 years industry experience.Experience managing a high volume of accounts (25-30) per year, ability to manage these accounts at various stages of the lifecycle.Ideal candidate will have a “black book” of clients they could lean on immediately. If this sounds like the kind of position you would like to be considered for, please follow the link and apply.

Our client is a fast‑growing energy‑transition company founded by a team of experienced professionals. The organisation develops large‑scale stationary battery storage projects as well as private grid‑connection infrastructure for renewable energy assets in France. The company manages the full value chain, from early development and grid‑connection design to construction, commissioning, and long‑term operation, with the ambition to accelerate the deployment of clean energy. A major fundraising round in 2025 with a globally recognised investor now supports the next phase of growth and structuring. As several projects enter construction and others approach the contractual negotiation stage, the company is creating a new position: Energy Markets Engineer (Storage). Reporting to the Head of Energy Markets, the role will act as a key interface with aggregators during both construction and operational phases, while also contributing to contract negotiations for upcoming projects.The successful candidate will join a dynamic, low‑inertia environment composed of experts across all verticals. The role1. Interface with Aggregators During Construction & Certification Participate in meetings with aggregators, EPC contractors, and O&M providers throughout the construction phase.Understand and monitor technical and operational interfaces.Track all steps required for battery certification on system services. 2. Contract Negotiation for Market Access (Future Projects) Compare aggregator offers and support the selection of the most competitive proposals.Contribute to contractual negotiations for battery market access, in close collaboration with the Finance and Technical teams. 3. Process Implementation for the Operational Phase Prepare and monitor the billing framework with aggregators ahead of commercial operation, in coordination with Finance and Accounting teams.Support internal audits related to battery revenues and O&M interfaces.Collect and structure market‑revenue performance data for lender reporting, in collaboration with the Finance department. 4. Revenue Forecasting & Coordination with Forecasters Anticipate and analyse available revenue forecasts for battery assets.Monitor forecast updates and align with the Finance team on revenue expectations. 5. Market Monitoring & Regulatory Affairs Track developments in electricity markets and assess impacts on battery revenues and operations.Participate in conferences, working groups, and advocacy meetings related to market design and regulatory topics. Your profile Master’s degree (General Engineering or Business School with an Energy specialisation).3–5 years of experience in the energy sector, ideally with an aggregator, producer, or supplier.Strong understanding of electricity markets and revenue streams associated with battery storage (system services, spot markets, balancing mechanism, capacity mechanism).Experience in contract negotiation or contract management is an asset.Fluent in French and English.Rigorous, organised, and able to synthesise complex information.Strong interpersonal skills and ease in managing discussions with partners and internal teams.