Nuclear Product Manager (Americas)

Quick Facts

• Role: Nuclear Product Manager (Americas)

• Scope: Primary nuclear pumps, mechanical seals, and aftermarket parts/units/services across North and South America

Description

Lead product management for a high-visibility nuclear power product portfolio. You will own the product roadmap, pricing strategy, margin expansion, and market positioning, while navigating complex U.S. nuclear regulatory environments. The role emphasizes aftermarket and engineered replacement growth for new builds, life extension, and outages.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute 1-, 3-, and 5-year product roadmaps for primary nuclear pumps, seals, and aftermarket offerings with revenue, gross margin, and market share targets

• Act as the Americas leader for proprietary/controlled-technology equipment, protecting technology and maintaining competitiveness

• Define market-level pricing, lead times, target costs, and manufacturing footprint strategy with Sales and Commercial Operations stakeholders

• Drive aftermarket solutions for nuclear life extensions, power uprates, retrofits, and critical outage parts

• Partner with Regional Sales on customer site visits (40–45% travel) and deliver advanced technical training to utility engineers

• Ensure offerings, technical definitions, and project charters align with ASME Section III (Div 1 & 5), N/NPT certifications, 10 CFR 50 Appendix B, and NQA-1 quality programs

• Initiate product development initiatives including pricing, promotion, advertising, R&D, manufacturing improvements, localization, and strategic alliances/partnerships

Requirements

• U.S. citizenship or U.S. national status due to DOE and federal nuclear regulatory restrictions on controlled technology

• 10–15+ years of relevant product management, engineering, commercial operations, applications engineering, or technical sales experience in the U.S. commercial nuclear power industry

• Deep technical working familiarity with engineered pumps and mechanical seals (or other rotating nuclear equipment)

• Working knowledge of nuclear codes and standards: ASME Section III (Div 1 & 5), N/NPT stamps, NQA-1, and 10 CFR 50 / 10 CFR 21

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, or a related technical/business discipline

• Ability to travel 40–45% across the Americas