
Manager, Research & Development Incentives - Nuclear Engineering
- England
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Analysing technical data and documentation from clients to support the planning and development of R&D claim methodologies, with a focus on nuclear and related technologies.
- Conducting detailed technical interviews with client engineers and scientists, advising on R&D tax relief eligibility. This will involve understanding complex technical concepts related to nuclear engineering, materials science, and physics.
- Supporting the wider team by expanding your technical knowledge to other industry sectors as required, learning and applying new technical concepts to support R&D claim development across a diverse range of clients. This will involve undertaking relevant training and actively seeking opportunities to broaden your understanding of different technologies and processes.
- Successfully interpreting and articulating the value of complex technical work to HMRC, ensuring alignment with qualifying R&D activities.
- Guiding clients through the R&D assessment process, identifying qualifying activities and eligible expenditures, ensuring compliance with HMRC reporting requirements.
- Developing comprehensive technical documentation that effectively communicates complex engineering concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences, including HMRC.
- Collaborating with project teams to accurately capture qualifying R&D costs.
- Drafting robust project descriptions for HMRC submission, clearly articulating the basis for our clients' R&D claims.
- Managing a diverse portfolio of clients, prioritising tasks and meeting deadlines effectively.
- Thriving in a collaborative and inclusive team environment, leveraging your expertise to deliver exceptional client service.
- Previous experience within R&D tax credits or equivalent is desirable but not essential. An understanding of the principles of R&D tax relief is beneficial.
- Previous experience with government grants and incentives within tax is desirable but not essential.
- Hold a degree in Nuclear Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, or a closely related discipline, or equivalent experience. A postgraduate qualification in a relevant field is advantageous.
- Practical experience working in a nuclear engineering, design, development, or operations role, or a closely related field, is essential. Experience with, reactor design, nuclear fuel cycle, radiation protection, materials characterization is highly desirable.
- Demonstrate a strong understanding of key concepts relevant to nuclear engineering, physics, or materials science.
- Exhibit exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, enabling you to effectively convey complex information to both technical and non-technical audiences, including HMRC representatives and client stakeholders.
- Possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills, allowing you to quickly understand and interpret technical documentation and identify qualifying R&D activities.
- Demonstrate excellent organisational and time management skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines in a fast-paced, client-driven environment.
- Thrive in a collaborative team environment, actively contributing your expertise and supporting colleagues to deliver exceptional client service.
- Show a strong commitment to professional development and a keen interest in expanding your knowledge of R&D tax legislation and its application within the energy sector and potentially other industry sectors as required.