Pipe Stress Engineer

Responsibilities

• Prepare complete documentation of the pipe stress analysis and support design for process piping and utility piping systems in support of nuclear and non-nuclear projects.
• Perform piping flexibility analysis (static and dynamic) for critical piping systems.
• Analyze for sustained, thermal, and multiple operating cases, occasional (winds, seismic, relief, water hammer, etc.).
• Resolve high pipe loads on equipment nozzles & high secondary stresses in piping.
• Evaluate local stresses via applicable code cases.
• Locate and identify pipe supports on isometrics along with support types (e.g., spring hangers, snubbers, struts, etc.).
• Coordinate selection, location, and support loads with Civil/Structural group.
• Review and sign-off piping isometrics considering flexibility and supporting.
• Generate engineering-related documents in accordance with client, ENERCON, and regulatory requirements.
• Provide peer and technical reviews of engineering designs and engineering-related documentation produced by others.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical or Civil Engineering from an accredited university.
• A minimum of 3 years of experience in the design of mechanical piping systems, and pipe stress analysis.
• Experience with a combination of the following software for pipe stress analysis: AutoPIPE (preferred), ME 101PIPESTRESS (preferred).
• Advanced knowledge of applicable mechanical codes and standards.
• Proficient in Microsoft Suite.
• Excellent writing, presentation, and communication skills.
• Ability to be an individual contributor, work effectively in teams, and provide leadership/mentoring to junior engineers.

Pay

USD $95,800.00 - USD $185,000.00 /Yr.

Benefits

Details on benefits will be provided upon interview.