Mechanical Engineer 3 - Nuclear

Role overview

Duties

• Prepare calculations, evaluations, and technical reports to support client recommendations and reviews.
• Conduct equipment sizing, optimization evaluations, and selection in response to project needs.
• Support design, modification, and analysis of power plant mechanical systems.
• Travel may be required to client and vendor offices for design reviews and plant sites for meetings and field verification.

Essential qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering, strong academic background, and interest in thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid mechanics, and thermal systems.
• At least 3 years of experience.
• Knowledge of mechanical engineering applications and technology, including systems, principles, techniques, procedures, and equipment for project design.
• Knowledge of design techniques, tools, and principles for technical plans, fabrication drawings, and models.
• Excellent technical report writing; strong interest in numerical computations and problem solving.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Valued, not required

• FE exam completion and Engineer in Training designation are valued but not required.
• Experience writing support documentation for mechanical engineering calculations is valued but not required.
• Coursework in power engineering, turbomachinery, or energy conversion is valued but not required.

Work arrangement

• Hybrid schedule with three days per week in the office and two days working remotely.

Compensation

• The posting gives a compensation range of $64,262–$98,178 but does not specify the pay cadence.
• Eligible compensation may include a base salary or hourly rate, benefits, and a yearly discretionary bonus.

Benefits

• The employer describes healthcare plans, paid time off, and a benefits package.