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Director of Strategic Communications

Standard Nuclear - Greenwich, CT, United States - In-office - posted 2026-04-25

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Standard Nuclear is fueling America's nuclear renaissance at industrial scale, delivering essential building blocks of nuclear power to enable cost-effective, safe, and secure energy globally. The Director of Strategic Communications leads Standard Nuclear's external communications strategy, owning company positioning, executive messaging, and market-facing materials. This role develops and maintains a clear, consistent narrative reflecting the company's progress, strategy, milestones, and long-term value proposition. Primarily a communications role, the Director partners closely with executive leadership to shape how the company is represented to investors, partners, customers, media, and other external stakeholders. The position requires exceptional writing, strong business judgment, and the ability to translate complex company developments into credible, polished, and strategically useful communications. Key responsibilities include: - Defining and maintaining Standard Nuclear's external narrative, ensuring alignment with company strategy, milestones, and business priorities - Translating technical, operational, financial, and commercial progress into clear, credible messaging for external audiences - Ensuring consistency of messaging across investor materials, public-facing content, executive communications, and company updates - Supporting investor relations, media relations, and stakeholder engagement - Developing communications plans for major company announcements, milestones, and strategic initiatives The ideal candidate has experience supporting communications in high-growth, public company, investor-facing, or complex business environments where messaging quality, accuracy, timing, and stakeholder confidence are critical. Background in nuclear, energy, advanced manufacturing, or regulated industries is a plus.

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