Mechanical Design Engineers – Nuclear Equipment Design/Manuf – REMOTE

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jsg johnson service groupDenver (CO)

Mechanical Engineers Engineering Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$120-140 K

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About the role

This role is direct hire, 100% remote with no more than 10% travel. Compensation $120-140K+ (based on experience), plus full benefits. Our client is a leader in the design and manufacture of custom-engineered pumps and motors for critical applications in power generation, nuclear research, and small modular reactor (SMR) development. They design, engineer, and manufacture to order. To support a large contract with a SMR to custom engineer and manufacture reactor pumps for a new build, they are expanding their Advanced Nuclear Group and have created new Design Engineer position. The people hired into these roles will provide non-supervisory engineering work though all phases of new unit design, development, manufacture, test, and commissioning.

Requirements:

Due to Federal Contract requirements, US Citizenship is required for this position.
BSME and 3+ years of mechanical engineering design and analysis for rotating machinery such as pumps and motors, turbomachinery, rotordynamics analysis
Background with nuclear power generation equipment
Strong SolidWorks (or comparable software) or solid modelingASME BPVC design, ideally with focus in ASME Section VIII Division 2 or ASME Section IIIExperience with some FEA analysis (static, thermal, frequency, transient, non-linear)
Ability to read & interpret engineering drawings, standards and specs. Comfortable with GD&TComprehensive understanding of mechanical engineering principles associates with the design, analysis and operation of centrifugal pumpsPE license or ability to gain itPlusses:
Analysis experience with complex loading combinations and seismic analysis
Clean-sheet mechanical/machine design (design of large fabrications/weldmentsHigh temperature design experienceExperience with NQA-1 quality program and safety related equipment

Responsibilities:

Translate contract design specifications and code requirements into the requisite product design of components, subassemblies, and assemblies
Preparation of manufacturing drawings, contractual submittals, calculations and analysis, procedures, test plans, and reports
Utilize FEA software for stress/structural analyses, frequency analyses, seismic analysis, and thermal analyses
Provide technical support to end users during the installation and commissioning of the manufactured equipment
Support all aspects of unit design including initial planning, concepting, mechanical design, material selection, calculations, and (possibly) test plan creation
Interface with customers and vendors as required in the performance of design activities

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