University Hire: Systems Engineer — Relocation Eligible

Bechtel; Gunnison (CO); On-site; USD 84,000 - 101,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Total rewards package

Discretionary bonuses

401(k) with company matching

Generous PTO and holidays

Job summary

Bechtel is offering a University Hire program across the USA for recent graduates in engineering disciplines. You will participate in defining facility and system requirements, perform verification planning, and gain hands-on experience with cross-functional professionals on major infrastructure projects.

Successful candidates demonstrate strong problem solving, learning agility, and teamwork while contributing to real-world engineering challenges.

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Science in a relevant engineering field.
• Eligible for University Hire program within 12 months of graduation.
• Willing to relocate and travel domestically or internationally.
• Eligible to work in the US without visa sponsorship; pass background check.

Responsibilities

• Define facility/system functions and design requirements.
• Perform system-level design verification and testing.
• Develop data to support professional growth and problem solving.
• Support verification, traceability, and requirements flow-down.
• Document assessments to validate implementation against design.

Skills

Problem solving

Systems thinking

Collaboration

Learning agility

Communication

Education

Bachelor of Science in Systems Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering

Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering

Tools

IBM DOORS

Innoslate

Job description

Bechtel is offering a University Hire program across the USA for recent graduates in engineering disciplines. You will participate in defining facility and system requirements, perform verification planning, and gain hands-on experience with cross-functional professionals on major infrastructure projects.

Successful candidates demonstrate strong problem solving, learning agility, and teamwork while contributing to real-world engineering challenges.