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USNRC - Who we are.
USNRC - Who we are.
* United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission
United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission
  - Licenses and regulates the civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, provide common defense and security, and protect the environment
- Licenses and regulates the civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, provide common defense and security, and protect the environment  
  - Consists primarily of scientists and engineers, with additional service and admin support
- Consists primarily of scientists and engineers, with additional service and admin support  
* <3000 staff in five offices and other locations
<3000 staff in five offices and other locations
  - HQ in suburban DC, Region offices (PHL, ATL, ORD, DFW)
- HQ in suburban DC, Region offices (PHL, ATL, ORD, DFW)
  - Inspectors at all nuclear power plants and other facilities
- Inspectors at all nuclear power plants and other facilities
* >40% retirement eligible and increasing
>40% retirement eligible and increasing
  - 3% under 30 years old
- 3% under 30 years old
  - 15% under 40 years old
- 15% under 40 years old
  - Technical experts primarily senior level staff 2
- Technical experts primarily senior level staff 2


Recruiting Initiatives
Recruiting Initiatives Summer internship program
* Summer internship program
- Up to 50 summer intern positions in 2020
  - Up to 50 summer intern positions in 2020
- Interns selected by hiring manager committee  
  - Interns selected by hiring manager committee
- Multiple agency opportunities/needs considered
  - Multiple agency opportunities/needs considered
- Returning interns encouraged in re-hiring
  - Returning interns encouraged in re-hiring
- Can convert to COOP COOP program
  - Can convert to COOP
- Commitment for hire opportunities
* COOP program
- Pathway to Nuclear Regulator Apprenticeship Network (NRAN)
  - Commitment for hire opportunities
NRAN
  - Pathway to Nuclear Regulator Apprenticeship Network (NRAN)
- New entry level hire training program
* NRAN
- 2 year training, apprenticeship, network, and placement
  - New entry level hire training program
- First NRAN hiring opportunity to grant recipients and degreed veterans.
  - 2 year training, apprenticeship, network, and placement
  - First NRAN hiring opportunity to grant recipients and degreed veterans.
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* Ability to pass a background check leading to a clearance
* Ability to pass a background check leading to a clearance
* Pass mandatory pre-employment drug screening
* Pass mandatory pre-employment drug screening
* GPA for NRAN- 2.95 or higher cumulative, or 3.5 in major
* GPA for NRAN-2.95 or higher cumulative, or 3.5 in major
* GPA for Temporary Summer Student Program
* GPA for Temporary Summer Student Program  
  - 2.85 or higher cumulative 4
- 2.85 or higher cumulative 4


Hiring Processes
Hiring Processes
* Summer interns
* Summer interns
  - USAJOBs application (ALL OFC-2019-0016) until 10/22
- USAJOBs application (ALL OFC-2019-0016) until 10/22
  - Application review and (phone) interviews
- Application review and (phone) interviews
  - Selections in November, 2019
- Selections in November, 2019
  - Security checks and reporting in May/June 2020
- Security checks and reporting in May/June 2020
* NRAN
* NRAN
  - Graduating COOP students, grant recipients, veterans, and those with disabilities who can be placed noncompetitively
- Graduating COOP students, grant recipients, veterans, and those with disabilities who can be placed noncompetitively
  - Selections early 2020, reporting June 2020
- Selections early 2020, reporting June 2020
* If questions, contact greg.casto@nrc.gov 5}}
* If questions, contact greg.casto@nrc.gov 5}}

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NRC Hiring Opportunities Summer Intern Program Nuclear Regulator Apprenticeship Network Greg Casto USNRC 1

USNRC - Who we are.

United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission

- Licenses and regulates the civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety, provide common defense and security, and protect the environment

- Consists primarily of scientists and engineers, with additional service and admin support

<3000 staff in five offices and other locations

- HQ in suburban DC, Region offices (PHL, ATL, ORD, DFW)

- Inspectors at all nuclear power plants and other facilities

>40% retirement eligible and increasing

- 3% under 30 years old

- 15% under 40 years old

- Technical experts primarily senior level staff 2

Recruiting Initiatives Summer internship program

- Up to 50 summer intern positions in 2020

- Interns selected by hiring manager committee

- Multiple agency opportunities/needs considered

- Returning interns encouraged in re-hiring

- Can convert to COOP COOP program

- Commitment for hire opportunities

- Pathway to Nuclear Regulator Apprenticeship Network (NRAN)

NRAN

- New entry level hire training program

- 2 year training, apprenticeship, network, and placement

- First NRAN hiring opportunity to grant recipients and degreed veterans.

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Eligibility

  • U.S. Citizenship
  • Ability to pass a background check leading to a clearance
  • Pass mandatory pre-employment drug screening
  • GPA for NRAN-2.95 or higher cumulative, or 3.5 in major
  • GPA for Temporary Summer Student Program

- 2.85 or higher cumulative 4

Hiring Processes

  • Summer interns

- USAJOBs application (ALL OFC-2019-0016) until 10/22

- Application review and (phone) interviews

- Selections in November, 2019

- Security checks and reporting in May/June 2020

- Graduating COOP students, grant recipients, veterans, and those with disabilities who can be placed noncompetitively

- Selections early 2020, reporting June 2020

  • If questions, contact greg.casto@nrc.gov 5