Pipe Stress Engineer
spencer ogdenChicago (IL)
About the role
PIPE STRESS ENGINEER – NUCLEAR
Location: Multiple U.S. locations available Contract: 12-month Contract-to-Hire
Schedule:
Hybrid / Remote for highly experienced candidates Start: ASAPSeeking a Pipe Stress Engineer with 5+ years of nuclear piping stress analysis experience to support new nuclear plant design.
Key Requirements:
Nuclear piping stress analysis experienceASME Section III and/or B31.1PIPESTRESS, AutoPIPE, CAESAR II or similar Thermal, seismic, dynamic and sustained load analysis Experience taking piping analysis from design inputs through final reports Python, scripting, macros or automation experience is a plus
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