Senior Manager, Nuclear and Environmental Engineering

About the role

Egis is looking for a Senior Manager to establish its nuclear practice in Singapore, working in close partnership with the Managing Director, Singapore. The role draws on Egis's nuclear and environmental practices in France, the UK, Canada and Australia. It focuses on commissioning work for Singapore's nuclear programme and the broader Southeast Asian pipeline, and involves business development, technical delivery and stakeholder engagement.

Key responsibilities

• Identify and win commissions for studies and advisory work commissioned by EMA, NEA, MTI, EDB, SNRSI and related agencies, and position Egis as the preferred partner for Phase 1 IAEA 19-Step Milestones workstreams (site selection, environment protection, radiation safety, waste management).
• Lead and deliver nuclear-related environmental engineering commissions, including baseline investigations, impact screening, cooling water dispersion and thermal plume modelling, air quality, noise and radiological dispersion modelling, and environmental monitoring programme design.
• Manage multi-disciplinary project teams and ensure deliverables meet quality and safeguards standards expected by international development clients and Singapore government agencies.
• Build relationships with energy ministries, nuclear regulatory bodies and development finance institutions (World Bank, ADB, JICA, AIIB) across Southeast Asia, and lead proposal preparation.
• Act as primary liaison with government agencies, regulators and research institutions, engage with IAEA networks and technical associations, and develop Egis's nuclear environmental positioning through publications, conferences and industry forums.
• Uphold Egis's values and act as an ambassador for the Group in the sector.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in Nuclear Engineering and/or Environmental Engineering / Environmental Science, or a closely related discipline.
• Minimum 10 years' experience in environmental impact assessment, with a significant portion on nuclear power plants or comparable complex energy infrastructure.
• Demonstrated experience in nuclear-related environmental studies such as baseline investigations, site suitability and impact screening, and dispersion modelling.
• Track record of delivering consultancy projects under World Bank, ADB, JICA, IFC or UNDP safeguards frameworks.
• Established relationships with energy ministries, nuclear regulatory bodies or development finance institutions in Southeast Asia.
• Ability to operate independently, convert relationships into secured work, and strong English communication skills.
• Based in Singapore and willing to travel regularly across Southeast Asia.

Required skills

• Familiarity with the IAEA Milestones Approach, especially the environmental infrastructure requirements of Phase 1.
• Experience coordinating multidisciplinary teams and managing deliverables to international development standards.