Good fit if
- You can work remote from Dallas-Fort Worth.
- You can travel 30% of the time, mostly to Eunice, NM.
- You can cover an on-call and emergency-response rotation if assigned.
Credentials that matter
Skills and tools
- 10 CFR
Required qualifications
- ABET-accredited bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering
- At least one year of mechanical design experience, such as HVAC, compressors, or chillers
About this role
Mechanical design-authority engineer for Urenco USA. The role designs mechanical systems for new buildings and facilities at the Eunice enrichment plant, working remote from Dallas-Fort Worth.
Responsibilities
- Design mechanical systems for new facilities, including HVAC, valves, pipe supports, compressors, water systems, vacuum pumps, and chillers
- Represent design engineering on feasibility studies
- Maintain core plant technology designs
- Review outside design packages against the mechanical license basis and the New Mexico Building Code
- Complete front-end engineering design with other disciplines and with operations
- Resolve nonconformances, operability determinations, and quality-level questions
- Walk the plant down and follow radiological and industrial safety practice
Preferred qualifications
- Five or more years of related experience
- 10 CFR Part 70, HAZOP, or documented safety analysis experience
Location, schedule, and travel
Dallas-Fort Worth, remote, on a 9/80 schedule. About 30% travel to Eunice, New Mexico, and possibly one trip a year to Europe. Controlled-area access and an L or Q clearance.
Pay, eligibility, and equal opportunity
Urenco USA is an equal opportunity employer. Pay starts at $94,807 to $131,094 a year, depending on the candidate.
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