Mechanical Engineer
$107,000 and $136,000
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$107,000 and $136,000
About the role
- Execute mechanical design and development tasks for manufacturing-scale reactors, bridging R&D concepts to capital project execution.
- Perform high-fidelity thermal, fluid, and structural modeling (FEA) to validate reactor performance and drive design decisions.
- Develop detailed engineering packages, including equipment layouts, core IP drawings, equipment datasheets, and specifications.
- Drive safety and compliance by applying safety-by-design principles.
- Participate in the end-to-end project lifecycle, including vendor/fabricator coordination, factory acceptance testing (FAT), and field installation verification.
- Maintain accurate, controlled, and compliant engineering documentation throughout the project lifecycle.
- Actively seek and act on feedback, and provide constructive feedback to team members to improve work processes and systems.
- Knowledge and Skill Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related field.2+ years of mechanical design experience in industrial equipment environments with a focus on large-scale manufacturing.
- Proficiency in mechanical design software (e.g., SolidWorks, Fusion 360, AutoCAD) and development of P&IDs and fabrication packages.
- Strong technical expertise in reactor systems, thermal/fluid equipment, and fabrication methods. Familiarity with designing for high-temperature environments is highly desirable.
- Analytical proficiency in FEA analysis, thermal modeling, and precision tolerancing for reactor equipment.
- Physical Demands and Working Conditions
- Wear personal protective equipment including, but not limited to, a lab coat, gloves, safety glasses, and steel toe safety shoes
- Move items up to 50 lbs with the assistance of lift equipment and carts
- Move long distances (such as from building to building) and be stationary for extended periods of time
- Reach low shelves or items on the floor
- Climb stairs or over containment walls
- Operate a computer and other office equipment, such as a laptop, copier/printer, etc in a fixed location
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