Vice President, Mission Engineering
Tony Boser is vice president of Mission Engineering for Consolidated Nuclear Security, the management and operating contractor for the Y‑12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. In this capacity, he directs engineering efforts to ensure safe, high‑quality nuclear production and site operations.
His responsibilities include leading more than 1,300 engineers, scientists, and contracted personnel; providing design engineering services for site‑wide improvement projects; and serving as the design authority for all capital projects, including the Uranium Processing Facility. Additionally, he manages the interface with the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board and oversees the Y‑12 research and development portfolio as well as special production support.
With more than 25 years of experience leading large multidisciplinary engineering organizations, Boser most recently served as deputy vice president of Mission Engineering, managing all facets and technical functions of the organization. Since beginning his career at Y‑12, he has also served in a design authority role for nuclear operations, supported infrastructure modernization efforts, and fostered strong relationships with external stakeholders.
Before joining Y‑12, he was a project/design engineer at Nissan North America, where he oversaw vehicle electrical systems. In that role, he ensured manufacturing and product quality through process development, program management, quality assurance, root cause analysis, and event recovery.
Boser holds a B.S. in electrical engineering from Tennessee Technological University.