Site Regulations and License Integrator / Coordinator (Nuclear Engineer)

Egis is an international player active in architecture, consulting, construction engineering and mobility services. We create and operate intelligent infrastructures and buildings that respond to the climate emergency and contribute to more balanced, sustainable and resilient territorial development. Operating in 100 countries, Egis puts the expertise of its 19,500 employees at the service of its clients and develops cutting-edge innovations accessible to all projects. Through its wide range of activities, Egis is a key player in the collective organization of society and the living environment of citizens all over the world.

With 3,500 employees across 8 countries in the Middle East, Egis has delivered over 700 complex development projects, stimulating economic growth and enhancing quality of life. Ranked among the top ten firms in the Middle East by Engineering News Record (ENR), Egis is committed to sustainable development. The Group’s operations in the Middle East are built on strategic acquisitions and a deep understanding of local market conditions. Egis’ long history of providing comprehensive engineering, consulting, and project management services makes it a trusted partner for regional governments, investors, and developers.

Experienced nuclear regulatory and licensing professional with 7+ years of relevant experience, responsible for coordinating and integrating multidisciplinary technical inputs to support the RWMF Site Preparation License Application, reporting to the Regulatory & Licensing Lead.

Key responsibilities:
1. Interface across Site Characterization, Nuclear Safety, Radwaste, Environmental and Technical Design disciplines.
2. Translate regulatory requirements into discipline deliverables and compliance/traceability requirements.
3. Coordinate and integrate License Application documentation, ensuring consistency with design, safety and environmental assessments.
4. Review submissions for regulatory completeness, quality, consistency and traceability.
5. Coordinate FANR queries, technical responses, presentations, workshops and regulatory meetings through closure.
6. Track licensing deliverables, interfaces, actions, dependencies and regulatory gaps.

Bachelor’s/Master’s degree in Nuclear Engineering, Engineering, Science or related discipline, with demonstrated experience in nuclear licensing coordination, regulatory requirements management, multidisciplinary integration and preparation of regulator-facing documentation.