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Structural Integrity AssociatesNuclear ASME Section III, Division 5 - Engineering Consultant
Structural Integrity Associates is seeking an Engineering Consultant to join the Nuclear Analytical Service team. This position can be performed remotely or at one of the…
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Structural Integrity Associates is seeking an Engineering Consultant to join the Nuclear Analytical Service team. This position can be performed remotely or at one of the company office locations. The professional in this role will focus on ASME Section III, Division 5 elevated-temperature design, creep-fatigue evaluations, and advanced reactor applications. Structural Integrity Associates operates as an engineering consulting firm providing services to industries such as Nuclear Power, Energy Services, Pipeline…
Job Description
Structural Integrity Associates is seeking an Engineering Consultant to join the Nuclear Analytical Service team. This position can be performed remotely or at one of the company office locations. The professional in this role will focus on ASME Section III, Division 5 elevated-temperature design, creep-fatigue evaluations, and advanced reactor applications. Structural Integrity Associates operates as an engineering consulting firm providing services to industries such as Nuclear Power, Energy Services, Pipeline Integrity, and Critical Infrastructure.
The Engineering Consultant will support high-temperature structural analyses, creep-fatigue assessments, elevated-temperature design evaluations, and the creation and testing of engineering software tools tailored for advanced reactor technologies and the current nuclear fleet. Qualified candidates will interact with clients, contribute to project proposals, and manage technical projects. Mid and senior-level staff will also be expected to develop new project leads and business opportunities with clients.
Responsibilities
- Support stress, fatigue, creep-fatigue, and elevated-temperature evaluations under ASME Section III, Division 5
- Assist with advanced reactor design and the existing nuclear fleet, incorporating high-temperature materials and code evaluations
- Engage with clients to deliver engineering solutions, results, analyses, and code interpretations
- Contribute to project scoping and proposal development
- Manage technical engineering projects for industry clients
- Cultivate new business leads and project opportunities with clients
Requirements
- Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering or Materials Engineering
- Between 6 and 10 years of professional experience in designated engineering fields
- Design engineering background involving ASME Section III, Division 5 for advanced reactors and elevated-temperature uses
- Familiarity with materials degradation and high-temperature behavior including creep, creep-fatigue, fatigue, and environmental assisted fatigue
- Proficiency in Finite Element Analysis utilizing software such as ANSYS, Abaqus, and Python-based tools
- Familiarity with nuclear plant programs including Inservice Inspection and License Renewal
- Understanding of domestic commercial nuclear fleet reactor designs and advanced reactor concepts
- Knowledge of NRC regulations and business protocols
- Strong written and oral communication skills including presentation abilities
Qualifications
- Master of Science degree or higher in Mechanical Engineering or Materials Engineering
- Active membership and participation in ASME Code Committees
- Familiarity with advanced nuclear reactor design and high-temperature design rules
- Background in materials science covering high-temperature materials, creep mechanisms, and creep-fatigue damage assessment
- Professional Engineer license
Core Skills
Benefits
- Competitive salary and performance-based bonus program
- Traditional 401k and Roth 401k with an employer match
- Paid time off including vacation, floating holidays, sick time, and parental leave
- Medical, dental, and vision insurance
- Life Insurance and AD&D coverage
- Short-term and long-term disability insurance
- Health Savings Account with employer contribution
- Flexible Spending Account for health and dependent care
- Identity theft protection and credit monitoring
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Can this Engineering Consultant position be performed remotely?
Yes, this role may be based remotely or out of one of the employer office locations.
What education is required for this role?
Applicants must hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering and/or Materials Engineering, with a Master of Science or higher listed as a desired qualification.
What is the expected salary range for the role?
The salary varies by location, with expected ranges of $104,080 to $144,400 for Denver, CO, $123,040 to $171,000 for San Jose, CA, and $96,880 to $135,000 for Huntersville, NC.
Are there any export control regulations associated with this position?
Yes, certain positions may require access to information and technology subject to Export Administration Regulations, Department of Energy rules, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations, which can limit consideration for foreign nationals from certain countries.
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