Fluid Systems Engineer
Westinghouse Electric Company
About the Role
As a Fluid Systems Engineer at Westinghouse, you will be responsible for the design, development, and maintenance of various fluid systems within nuclear power plants. This role involves supporting major projects, including operating plant uprates and the development of advanced reactors. You will be the owner of system requirements, creating and updating system specifications.
Key Responsibilities
- Own the creation and maintenance of the system P&ID.
- Oversee detailed piping design.
- Perform thermal-hydraulic and piping networks engineering design and analysis tasks.
- Develop pump, valve, heat exchanger, HVAC, or other equipment sizing requirements for plant design or modifications.
- Perform steady-state and dynamic fluid network analyses.
- Identify problems and propose solutions for assigned projects and tasks.
- Communicate the nature and status of work performed to the appropriate technical lead and management.
- Participate in customer, vendor, and regulator meetings to present technical materials and justification of services and product designs.
- Perform work within established scope, budgetary, and schedule requirements.
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Bachelor of Science in Engineering: Mechanical, Chemical, or Nuclear.
- Minimum 3.0 GPA.
- Experience with MathCad, MATLAB, Jupyter/Python, or VBA is preferred.
- Familiarity with testing and testing analyses.
- Ability to travel.
Qualifications
- 1+ years of experience with ASME or API standards (Beneficial).
- Experience with design change control or requirements management (Beneficial).
- Engineer in Training Certification or Professional Engineer License (Beneficial).
Location
This position is hybrid, requiring 2 days/week on-site at the Westinghouse Global Headquarters facility in Rock Hill, SC.