Nuclear Valve Engineer — Design, Testing & Impact

Emerson; Mansfield (MA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Emerson in Mansfield, MA is seeking an Engineering Professional to join the team producing pressure relief valves for nuclear power plants and Navy submarines. As a mechanical engineer, you will contribute to design/drawing changes, product sizing, and selection, while ensuring safety and quality.

You will review customer specs, create CAD models and drawings, support quality, manufacturing, and purchasing, and perform stress analysis and testing as part of a hands-on, collaborative engineering

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering, or a similar Engineering Technology degree.
• Knowledge of the manufacturing environment.
• 3+ years’ experience as a mechanical or product engineer in a manufacturing environment, preferably with an engineered-to-order product.
• Familiarity with product data management software and development of bill of materials.
• Technical knowledge of valves and valve products
• Familiarity with ASME Codes and Standards

Responsibilities

• Review customer specifications and develop comprehensive design proposals for a variety of valve applications.
• With CAD produce models and detailed manufacturing drawings from concept sketches and legacy drawings
• Provide technical support to internal company departments such as quality, manufacturing, sales, and purchasing.
• Troubleshoot and support shop floor activities varying from material defects to valve assembly and testing.
• Prepare procedures (assembly, testing, qualification, etc.) and perform stress analysis for products and materials.

Skills

CAD modeling

Valve design knowledge

Manufacturing environment familiarity

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering

Tools

CAD

Product Data Management (PDM)

Job description

Emerson in Mansfield, MA is seeking an Engineering Professional to join the team producing pressure relief valves for nuclear power plants and Navy submarines. As a mechanical engineer, you will contribute to design/drawing changes, product sizing, and selection, while ensuring safety and quality.

You will review customer specs, create CAD models and drawings, support quality, manufacturing, and purchasing, and perform stress analysis and testing as part of a hands-on, collaborative engineering