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Lead Mechanical Engineer - Nuclear Energy
Are you an experienced Mechanical Engineer ready to take on meaningful challenges in the nuclear energy space? This editing is a unique opportunity to join an innovative company advancing the commercialization of next‑generation nuclear reactors.
We’re seeking a Lead Mechanical Engineer to support the design, analysis, and integration of critical reactor components and systems. You’ll collaborate closely with a cross‑disciplinary engineering team to develop mechanical systems including structural supports, heat exchangers, piping, and pressure vessels – all within a highly regulated environment. Your work will span system modeling, thermal‑hydraulic analysis, material selection, and support for prototyping, testing, and commissioning activities.
The ideal candidate has a degree in Mechanical or Nuclear Engineering, with 8–10+ years of experience in mechanical system design – preferably within nuclear, energy, or aerospace sectors. You’ll bring strong skills in CAD, FEA, and thermal‑fluid analysis tools, and have a solid understanding of ASME codes, regulatory standards, and materials performance in high‑temperature and high‑pressure environments. A PE license or progress toward one is a plus.
This is your chance to work at the forefront of clean energy innovation. If you’re driven by technical excellence and collaborative problem‑solving, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply now to help shape the future of nuclear energy.
Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Electric Power Generation
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We’re seeking a Lead Mechanical Engineer to support the design, analysis, and integration of critical reactor components and systems. You’ll collaborate closely with a cross‑disciplinary engineering team to develop mechanical systems including structural supports, heat exchangers, piping, and pressure vessels – all within a highly regulated environment. Your work will span system modeling, thermal‑hydraulic analysis, material selection, and support for prototyping, testing, and commissioning activities.
The ideal candidate has a degree in Mechanical or Nuclear Engineering, with 8–10+ years of experience in mechanical system design – preferably within nuclear, energy, or aerospace sectors. You’ll bring strong skills in CAD, FEA, and thermal‑fluid analysis tools, and have a solid understanding of ASME codes, regulatory standards, and materials performance in high‑temperature and high‑pressure environments. A PE license or progress toward one is a plus.
This is your chance to work at the forefront of clean energy innovation. If you’re driven by technical excellence and collaborative problem‑solving, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply now to help shape the future of nuclear energy.
Seniority Level Mid‑Senior level
Employment Type Full‑time
Job Function Electric Power Generation
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