Mechanical Engineer — Component Design, Test & Integration

Bluecore Energy HQ; Long Beach (CA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Bluecore Energy HQ is seeking an entry-level hardware design engineer to work on end-to-end physical hardware development for marine nuclear reactor components. The role emphasizes CAD modeling, mechanical analysis, and assembling hardware capable of withstanding vibration and corrosion in harsh marine environments.

The engineer will design test campaigns, analyze results, and collaborate with vendors to build robust components, contributing to reliable marine propulsion and energy systems.

Qualifications

• Design hardware capable of surviving harsh marine environments, addressing vibration and corrosion.
• End-to-end physical hardware development including CAD modeling, analysis and assembly.
• Design and execute test campaigns and collaborate with vendors to build components for marine nuclear reactors.

Responsibilities

• Develop hardware components suitable for harsh marine conditions.
• Create and run test campaigns to validate designs.
• Coordinate with vendors to source and assemble reliable components.

Skills

Component Design

CAD Modeling

Mechanical Analysis

Experimental Testing

Hardware Assembly

Vendor Management

Marine Engineering

Vibration Analysis

Corrosion Control

Job description

The role involves end-to-end physical hardware development, including CAD modeling, analysis, and assembly. The engineer will design and execute test campaigns and collaborate with vendors to build components for marine nuclear reactors.

Requirements: Candidates must be able to design hardware capable of surviving harsh marine environments, specifically addressing vibration and corrosion. The role is listed as entry-level and requires a skillset suited for component design and integration.

Key Skills: Component Design, CAD Modeling, Mechanical Analysis, Experimental Testing, Hardware Assembly, Vendor Management, Marine Engineering, Vibration Analysis, Corrosion Control