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Westinghouse Electric - USA
Mechanical Engineer I Nuclear Fatigue & Integrity Analysis
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A Nuclear Engineer researches and develops technology and systems that use nuclear energy and radiation. Maintains the safety of existing nuclear power systems, or develops nuclear power sources, or develops industrial and medical uses for radioactive material.
$120,006 / year median in Pennsylvania
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Mechanical Engineer I - Nuclear Fatigue & Integrity Analysis Imagine starting your week collaborating with experts who keep nuclear fleets reliable for decades to come. As part of Westinghouse's mission to deliver safe, clean energy, you'll translate complex mechanics into real-world outcomes that extend component life and uphold plant safety. The Role In this early-career mechanical engineering position, you will support fatigue aging management for nuclear power plants. You'll report to the Manager, Reactor Vessel and Containment Vessel Design & Analysis and work in a hybrid arrangement based at Westinghouse Headquarters in Cranberry, PA (Greater Pittsburgh Area), with 2 in-office days each week. What a Typical Week May Include Partnering with a team to execute ASME Section III and Section XI analyses that underpin the structural integrity of reactor and containment components. Producing and reviewing ASME design specifications and design reports, and developing design and assembly drawings that move concepts into buildable solutions. Collaborating with suppliers, providing guidance through manufacturing and assembly to ensure requirements are met. Coordinating with multi-disciplinary specialists across Westinghouse to drive design, qualification, fabrication, and installation of nuclear components. Sharing progress and insights by presenting technical and project updates to peers. Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering required. Minimum 3.0 GPA required. Clear, concise technical writing skills to author and verify calculation notes and topical reports. Ability to interpret technical documentation and engage effectively with teammates on engineering issues. Expectation to be working toward a professional engineering license. 1+ years of experience with: Ansys Workbench / APDL, MATLAB, Mathcad. Compensation We are committed to transparency and equity in all of our people practices. The base salary range for this position, which is dependent upon experience, qualifications and skills, is estimated to be $58,400 to $73,000 per year. Why Westinghouse Join the company the global nuclear industry counts on for safe, clean, and efficient energy solutions. Our values guide how we deliver: Safety and Quality Integrity and Trust Customer Focus and Innovation Speed and Passion to Win Teamwork and Accountability Benefits (U.S.)