Nuclear Product Manager Americas

@ Flowserve US Inc
Flowserve US Incflowserveusinc.com

Nuclear Product Manager Americas

Posted 6 days ago

About the job

Flowserve is a global leader in fluid motion and control solutions. The Nuclear Product Manager in Americas directs strategic product development, market positioning, and regulatory adherence for nuclear power equipment, supporting growth and profitability in a complex industry.

Requirements

  • 10-15+ years in product management
  • Experience in nuclear industry
  • Deep technical knowledge of pumps/seals
  • Knowledge of nuclear standards
  • Willing to travel 40-45%

Qualifications

  • U.S
  • citizenship or national required
  • Bachelor’s in Mechanical/Nuclear Engineering
  • Experience with nuclear codes
  • Strong technical and leadership skills

Full job description

Flowserve is seeking an experienced Product Leader, Nuclear (Americas) to lead and drive product management for our primary pump and mechanical seal portfolio across the nuclear power sector. Nuclear power generation is Flowserve’s top strategic growth initiative, with a rapidly expanding project pipeline spanning new builds, advanced generation initiatives, and utility plant life-extension programs.  

Reporting directly to the Specialty & Power Product Line Leader and collaborating with our Global Nuclear Leadership, you will own the product roadmap, pricing strategy, margin expansion, and market positioning across North and South America. This is a high-visibility, customer-facing role responsible for navigating complex nuclear regulatory environments (ASME Section III, 10 CFR 50, NQA-1) while driving high-margin aftermarket and engineered replacement growth.  

Key Responsibilities: 

  • Strategic Roadmap & Financial Targets: Develop and execute 1-, 3-, and 5-year product roadmaps for primary nuclear pumps, seals, and aftermarket parts, units and services, establishing aggressive targets for revenue growth, gross margins, and market share and ensuring that initiatives to reach those targets are executed within the organization  

  • U.S. Controlled Technology & Program Ownership: Act as the designated Americas leader managing proprietary and controlled-technology equipment, being the CEO of those products and ensuring technology is protected, and product  is always maintained competitive.  

  • Commercial & Operational Execution: Define market-level pricing, lead times, target costs, and manufacturing footprint strategies in coordination with Sales, Commercial Operations, and all key stakeholders 

  • Aftermarket & Life-Extension Focus: Drive specialized solutions for nuclear utility plant life extensions, power uprates, retrofits, and critical outage parts in alignment with Aftermarket organization.  

  • Customer & Field Engagement: Partner with Regional Sales to conduct customer site visits (40–45% travel), build technical intimacy with utility plant engineers, and deliver advanced technical training.  

  • Regulatory Governance: Ensure all commercial 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.  

  • New developments: Develop initiative for the products, including pricing, promotion, advertising, R&D, manufacturing improvements, localization, strategic alliances, and partnerships to ensure product competitiveness and profitability. 

 

 

Required Qualifications & Skills: 

  • U.S. Citizenship / National Status: Due to U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and federal nuclear regulatory restrictions on controlled technology, U.S. Citizenship or U.S. National status is strictly required 

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

  • Product Knowledge: Deep technical working familiarity with engineered pumps, mechanical seals, or any other type of rotating equipment used in nuclear power stations.  

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

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

  • Travel Flexibility: Willingness and ability to travel 40–45% across the Americas.  

The pay range for this role is $181,165.73 - $271,876.36 per year.
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