We are seeking a highly skilled Historian to join our team at the United States Government. As a Historian, you will provide authoritative assistance, consultation, and guidance to the Chair, Commissioners, and senior agency management on the history of nuclear licensing and regulation in the United States.

• Provide expert knowledge of historical research methodology and apply it to complex policy issues.
• Develop and conduct an oral history program to collect data through direct interviews of persons who participated in historical events.
• Function as the lead agency point of contact and liaison with external Government agencies, industry organizations, academia, and professional societies with interest in the NRC historical program.
• Communicate to the general public the history of the NRC through documentaries, social media, television and radio programs, and at public symposia.

• Expert knowledge of historical research methodology equivalent to that typically acquired through doctoral level graduate study in history.
• Stature as an acknowledged expert in historical research as demonstrated by authorship of significant agency publications and policies.
• Broad knowledge of the NRC's mission, functions, organization, and basic regulatory philosophy and practices.
• Ability to absorb, integrate, and synthesize complex technical information in developing effective operational or management support programs and policies.

We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including comprehensive health and life insurance plans, Flexible Spending Account Program for health and dependent care, Long Term Care Insurance, Dental and Vision Insurance, retirement savings and investment plan similar to 401(k), annual (vacation) and paid sick leave, family friendly leave policies, 10 paid holidays per year, and transit benefits.