Overview
Develops and maintains databases of countries embarking on nuclear power programmes, managing, collecting and disseminating information on new nuclear projects. Assists Member States in building national nuclear infrastructure and provides technical assistance.
Key Responsibilities
- Plan, develop and implement an information management system to support the IAEA's activities with countries introducing nuclear power.
- Plan and support complex technical and review missions to Member States, including preparatory and follow-up visits, including INIR (Integrated Nuclear Infrastructure Review), and the assessment of Member States' needs.
- Support complex TC projects, develop action plans and plan, organize and participate in seminars, workshops, expert missions and training courses.
- Build and maintain strategic partnerships and alliances with a wide range of stakeholders in Member States in areas related to infrastructure to support new nuclear power programmes.
- Communicate with internal and external stakeholders through the maintenance of the website, fact sheets and informational materials and support the use of information technologies to facilitate networking.
Required Experience
- Minimum five years of experience in nuclear engineering.
- Experience of working in a national/international nuclear organization or institute desirable.
- Proven experience in managing or coordinating international activities or projects.
Qualifications
Bachelor's Degree - University degree in management, public policy or international relations (nuclear specialization desirable) or other related field.
