U.S. Director, Nuclear Energy

Core responsibilities:

• Serve as in-house subject matter expert in nuclear energy policy with focus on U.S. federal and state advocacy, commercial nuclear energy industry, and regulatory ecosystems
• Lead stakeholder engagement and outreach with federal/state policymakers, industry leaders, and NGOs to drive policy and advocacy activities
• Develop and execute detailed work plans to ensure successful implementation of U.S. nuclear energy strategy
• Provide strategic leadership in advancing nuclear energy initiatives in the U.S. and manage the U.S. nuclear energy program team

This role creates positive change by advancing nuclear energy deployment in the U.S. to support decarbonization efforts and contribute to climate protection through rapid development of low-carbon energy technologies.

Required skills and qualifications:

• Senior experience in U.S. energy sector with strong focus on policy development, implementation, advocacy, and stakeholder engagement
• Extensive knowledge of energy industry, policy and regulatory ecosystems, with established network in the sector
• Experience driving federal and state policy initiatives and engaging with government organizations at highest levels
• Advanced degree (Master's, J.D. or Ph.D.) in energy policy, political science, government affairs, communications, or related field

CATF offers an excellent benefits package and an annual salary range of $144,863 – $185,000, depending on experience. This is a full-time, remote position located in the Washington D.C. area.

Driving rapid deployment of low-carbon technologies for a zero-emissions future.