Pipe stress engineer

Spencer Ogden; Chicago (IL); Ibrido; USD 110.000 - 150.000; Tempo pieno

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Spencer Ogden is seeking a Pipe Stress Engineer to support a new nuclear power plant. The role involves developing analysis packages from design inputs through final documentation and modeling piping systems.

Ideal candidates have 5+ years of nuclear piping analysis experience, nuclear new-build exposure, formal quality program familiarity, and strong technical communication. You will collaborate across disciplines to address loads, temperatures, seismic inputs, and code requirements.

Competenze

• 5+ years of piping analysis experience in the nuclear industry.
• Experience with nuclear new-build projects and formal quality programs.
• Strong technical communication, organization, and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work independently and coordinate interdisciplinary actions.

Mansioni

• Support new nuclear power plant design from initial design inputs through final documentation.
• Develop model geometry, materials, components, supports, restraints, load cases, and code parameters; use Python macros to automate workflows and quality checks.
• Perform analyses addressing sustained, thermal expansion, seismic/dynamic loads, and project-specific loads; document results with traceable design reports.
• Coordinate with interdisciplinary teams to resolve issues and ensure compliance with project procedures and ASME standards.

Conoscenze

Piping analysis

Nuclear industry experience

Technical communication

Independent work

Strumenti

PIPESTRESS

PCF files

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Schedule:

40 hrs with possibility of OT at straight pay

Locations:

Multiple office locations

• Hybrid
• Remote for candidates with more experience

Priority areas in order: Chicago, Chattanooga, Wilmington, Warrenville, Charlotte.

Target Regions:

Chicago, IL, Wilmington, DE, Chattanooga, TN, Warrenville, IL, Charlotte, NC, Phoenix, AZ, Pittsburgh, PA, Englewood, CO, Palm Beach Gardens, Fl, Richland, WA, Minneapolis, MN, Augusta, GA, Atlanta, GA; open to remote candidates as well.

Role: A Pipe Stress Engineer is needed to support a new nuclear power plant

• Design by producing analysis packages from initial design inputs through final documentation
• Ideal candidate has at least 5 years of piping analysis experience in the nuclear industry with a background in:
  • interpreting piping specifications
  • design requirements
  • isometric drawings
  • support temperatures, pressures, seismic inputs, and dynamic loads
  • creating piping subsystem models using PIPESTRESS software and PCF files.

Responsibilities

• Support new nuclear power plant design from initial design inputs through final documentation.
• This would include developing model geometry, materials, components, supports, restraints, load cases, and code parameters; using Python macros to interpret data, automate model preparation, perform quality checks, and process results; executing analyses; troubleshooting errors and warnings; evaluating piping, component, support, nozzle, flange, penetration, and equipment-interface results; and resolving technical issues with interdisciplinary teams.
• Analyses shall address sustained, thermal expansion, occasional (seismic/dynamic), anchor movement, and other project-specific loads per the system design specification.
• The engineer will prepare clear, traceable, and auditable design reports documenting the analysis basis, inputs, assumptions, methods, results, conclusions, and open-item dispositions in accordance with applicable project procedures, ASME B&PVC Section III, Subsection NCD and Appendices, and ASME B31.1 requirements.
• Experience with nuclear new-build projects, formal quality programs, controlled design documentation, and independent verification is preferred, along with strong technical communication, organization, and problem-solving skills. The position requires initiative and regular communication, including independently driving work, presenting technical results, facilitating meetings, and coordinating interdisciplinary actions.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of piping analysis experience in the nuclear industry preferred/required.
• Preferred experience with:
  • Nuclear new-build projects
  • Formal nuclear quality programs
  • Strong technical communication, organization, and problem-solving skills.
• Ability to work independently, drive deliverables, present technical results, facilitate meetings, and coordinate interdisciplinary actions.