Arctic Mechanical & Piping Engineer (PE) - Remote

NANA Regional Corporation; Anchorage (AK); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee referral program

Job summary

NANA Worley seeks a mechanical/piping engineering leader for Anchorage, Alaska. The role involves researching and developing designs, leading scope and schedule discussions, and ensuring all engineering documents are followed through fabrication and installation.

Candidates should have an Engineering degree, an Alaska PE license, and at least five years in oil and gas, including North Slope experience. Familiarity with AutoPIPE is preferred and a referral program is available.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering from an accredited institution.
• Alaska PE license required.
• Minimum five years of oil and gas engineering experience.
• Minimum two years of off-pad pipeline experience.
• North Slope – Alaska project experience is required.
• AutoPIPE or similar piping stress software is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Researches data from client proposals to determine feasibility.
• Develops project scope, estimates, and schedules with clients.
• Reviews and approves project drawings, standards and specs.
• Develops equipment and material selection and construction specs.
• Uses engineering software to perform tasks.
• Ensures compliance with applicable codes and regulations.
• Supports fabrication and installation to follow engineering documents.
• Coordinates activities with other disciplines in fabrication and installation.
• Provides technical direction to engineers, designers and drafters.
• Demonstrates professionalism, teamwork, and problem solving.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Skills

Project leadership

Piping design

Engineering analysis

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering

Alaska PE license

Tools

Bentley AutoPIPE

Job description

NANA Worley seeks a mechanical/piping engineering leader for Anchorage, Alaska. The role involves researching and developing designs, leading scope and schedule discussions, and ensuring all engineering documents are followed through fabrication and installation.

Candidates should have an Engineering degree, an Alaska PE license, and at least five years in oil and gas, including North Slope experience. Familiarity with AutoPIPE is preferred and a referral program is available.