Nuclear Welding Engineer | ASME & Codes Expert

Westinghouse Electric Company; New Hampshire; On-site; USD 69,000 - 87,000; Full time

Job summary

Westinghouse Electric Company is seeking a Weld Engineer to support development, implementation, and continuous improvement of welding requirements for nuclear component fabrication. You will ensure compliance with project welding specs and quality standards onsite at Newington, NH.

The role reports to the Engineering Manager and focuses on reducing costs, improving safety, and leveraging ASME/NAVSEA standards while advancing welding technologies and process improvements across multiple projects.

Qualifications

• Degree in Weld Engineering from an accredited university.
• 2+ years’ welding engineering experience in a regulated industry.
• Experience with ASME and AWS welding standards.
• Experience with weld procedures qualification and welders qualification.

Responsibilities

• Develop welding specifications from contract and design requirements.
• Guide fabricators to ensure project welding compliance.
• Create and review weld maps, PQRs, WPSs, and welding programs.
• Support WELD software and related databases.
• Contribute to welding estimates and proposals.
• Provide technical responses to ANIs, Code bodies, clients, and internal customers.
• Support ASME Section III certificate programs.
• Assist manufacturing with welding activities.
• Lean fabrication to reduce cost while maintaining quality and safety.
• Implement new welding technologies and equipment.

Skills

Welding knowledge

Regulated industry experience

Project collaboration

Education

Bachelor's Degree in Weld Engineering

Tools

NAVSEA Publications

ASME Sections II/III/VIII/IX

AWS D1.1

Welding programs & PQR/WPS

WELD software

Job description

Westinghouse Electric Company is seeking a Weld Engineer to support development, implementation, and continuous improvement of welding requirements for nuclear component fabrication. You will ensure compliance with project welding specs and quality standards onsite at Newington, NH.

The role reports to the Engineering Manager and focuses on reducing costs, improving safety, and leveraging ASME/NAVSEA standards while advancing welding technologies and process improvements across multiple projects.