Summary
Seth King is a mathematician and technical leader with 10+ years specializing in probabilistic risk, uncertainty quantification, and safety analysis for complex subsurface and nuclear systems. At Sandia he leads performance assessments for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, developing NQA-1–compliant probabilistic safety cases that have been defended to the EPA under 40 CFR 191/194 and directly supported certification of new disposal panels. He has deep experience integrating geology, hydrology, geochemistry, and computational modeling into system-level regulatory arguments, modernizing Linux-based HPC frameworks, and mentoring cross-disciplinary teams. Previously he led development of NRAP tools and reduced-order modeling approaches for DOE subsurface risk assessment, combining rigorous QA practices with practical, reproducible software. Open to advanced nuclear and risk-informed regulatory roles, he brings a rare blend of mathematical rigor, regulatory fluency, and hands-on computational engineering.
10 years of coding experience
The University of Utah
BS, Mathematics, BS, Mathematics at Weber State University