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Sr Manufacturing Manager 3 - Uranium Material Accounting & Management

GE Vernova

Wilmington, NC

Full Time

Posted October 29, 2026

$105k - $174k

Power Generation

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Job Description

We are seeking an experienced specialist to lead uranium materials planning, accounting, and compliance for our nuclear fuel operations.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and maintain the integrated uranium materials plan to support production schedules, customer demand, and forecasts in alignment with the Uranium Manager.
Execute day-to-day material transactions, receipts, and transfers with accuracy in ERP/MRP and nuclear material accounting systems.
Manage the uranium material accounting framework, including physical inventory controls, book-to-physical reconciliation, and variance management.
Ensure complete traceability of uranium material through conversion, enrichment, fabrication, and shipment with required isotopic attributes.
Assist with material balance area (MBA) management, mass balance calculations, and anomaly resolution.
Ensure all planning and execution activities comply with NRC regulations, international safeguards agreements, export controls, and GE Vernova safety standards.
Prepare and validate data inputs for regulatory and safeguards reports, including material balance and inventory change reports.
Partner with Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Commercial, Finance, EHS, Quality, and Regulatory Affairs to align uranium planning with production and regulatory needs.
Provide uranium availability, inventory position, and cost insights to support commercial negotiations and contract execution.
Lead or support root cause analyses and corrective action plans for material accounting discrepancies or process deviations.
Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives (LEAN, Six Sigma) to increase accuracy, automation, and efficiency in material accounting processes.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain, Operations Management, Finance, Business, or a related field, with 8–10 years of experience in materials management, supply chain, operations, or the nuclear fuel cycle.
Demonstrated expertise in inventory management, materials planning, and enterprise ERP/MRP systems.
Proven record of compliance, audit readiness, and working within highly regulated environments such as nuclear, defense, or aerospace.
Eligibility to work in the United States and to obtain or maintain required clearances or authorizations for handling controlled nuclear information and materials.
Direct experience in nuclear fuel fabrication, uranium conversion or enrichment, nuclear material control and accounting (MC&A), or uranium finance.
Working knowledge of nuclear regulatory frameworks, export controls, and safeguards requirements (e.g., NRC, IAEA).
Strong track record as an individual contributor influencing cross-functional decisions and managing complex material flows under high regulatory scrutiny.
Familiarity with LEAN/Six Sigma methodologies, advanced inventory forecasting, and continuous improvement tools.