Regulatory Affairs Coordinator

Great British Energy-Nuclear (GBE-N) is a new government arm's length body supporting the delivery of Britain's energy security and net zero, making sure that we can power Britain from Britain sustainably. It has been set up to turn nuclear ambition into reality.

GBE-N's first step was to start the technology selection process for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). SMRs can potentially be quicker to deploy and less expensive to build than traditional nuclear power plants because they are smaller, have factory based modular manufacturing, and more flexible deployment options.

GBE-N is aiming to deliver fast, based on a supportive and collaborative culture which values equality and diversity and creates an inclusive workplace. It draws on deep nuclear expertise - its Executive Committee has over 100 years of nuclear experience in this country and abroad. And it can unlock billions of pounds of private and public investment from design to operation, helping to get sites ready for development, and working to grow manufacturing capacity and skills capability.

Our activities will be driven by our values, which are:

Trust - We prioritise safety, we act responsibly and with integrity.

Collaborative - We work as a team; we value diversity and expertise.

Challenge - We are curious and courageous in the way we think and act.

Care - We are thoughtful, inclusive and respectful of others.

Drive - We get things done and we make a difference.

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Job profile:

Join GBE-N and help shape the future of UK energy. We're looking for a Regulatory Affairs Coordinator to support the delivery of nuclear energy projects aligned with government policy.

In this key role, you'll coordinate regulatory engagement across government, industry, and regulators, helping to develop strategies and procedures that enable successful project delivery. You'll support licensing, permitting, and consents across GBE-N projects, and help drive consistency and efficiency in regulatory processes.

Responsibilities:

• Coordinate engagement with regulators, industry, and government.
• Support development of regulatory strategies and programme plans.
• Maintain consistent procedures for consents, licensing, and permitting.
• Organise meetings, prepare documentation, and manage digital records.
• Assist with regulatory submissions including planning and environmental permits.

Knowledge, Skills and Experience:

• A degree in planning, engineering, or a nuclear-related discipline.
• Experience in nuclear project delivery and regulatory processes.
• Strong communication, organisation, and stakeholder management skills.
• Proficiency in digital tools (SharePoint, MS Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Adaptability and a collaborative mindset in a fast-changing environment.