Mechanical Engineer Specialist - Structural Analysis (Nuclear)

Flowserve Corporation

Houston (TX)

On-site

USD 110,000 - 165,000

Full time

4 days ago

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Job summary

Flowserve Corporation, based in Houston, TX, is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to conduct structural, thermal, vibration, fatigue, and rotor dynamic analyses of nuclear and other critical-service equipment using finite element tools and hand calculations.

You will prepare engineering documentation, review specifications and design changes, and collaborate with internal teams, customers, and suppliers on technical issues, quality activities, and product improvements.

Qualifications

Nuclear industry experience preferred.
U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status required; strong mechanical analysis judgment and clear English communication beneficial.

Responsibilities

Perform structural, thermal, vibration, fatigue, and rotor dynamic analyses.
Prepare engineering documentation and review specifications and design changes.
Collaborate with internal teams, customers, and suppliers on technical issues, quality activities, and product improvements.

Skills

Structural Analysis

Thermal Analysis

Vibration Analysis

Rotor Dynamics

Finite Element Analysis

Hand Calculations

Stress/Strain

Fatigue Analysis

Mechanical Design

ASME Code

Root Cause Analysis

Technical Reporting

Customer Communication

3D Modeling

Continuous Improvement

Education

Mechanical Engineering degree

Tools

Finite Element Software

Job description

Perform structural, thermal, vibration, fatigue, and rotor dynamic analyses of nuclear and other critical-service equipment, using finite element tools and hand calculations to assess design integrity and code compliance. Prepare engineering documentation, review specifications and design changes, and collaborate with internal teams, customers, and suppliers on technical issues, quality activities, and product improvements.

Requirements

Nuclear industry experience and U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status are required, along with sound mechanical analysis judgment and the ability to communicate technical information clearly in English. A mechanical engineering degree is preferred, as are experience with rotating equipment, finite element analysis, ASME codes, 3D modeling, and customer-facing engineering work.

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