Mechanical Engineer (ASME Tank and Piping)

SHINE Technologies is seeking a Mechanical Engineer (ASME Tank & Piping) who will focus on mechanical systems in the Auxiliary Systems engineering group. The Mechanical Engineer position will encompass ownership of demineralized water, nitrogen gas handling, compressed oxygen, and nitrogen purge gas systems. Key responsibilities associated with system ownership include vendor oversight for procurement, reviewing and approving design or fabrication documents, coordination with Construction during installation, site walkdowns, and inspections.

The base salary range for this position is $110,000 - $155,250 per year plus a comprehensive compensation package. Our salary ranges are determined by role, level, and location.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Specific duties and responsibilities of the Mechanical Engineer (ASME Tank & Piping) include, but are not limited to:

• Interfacing with Project Controls team on scheduled tasks and provide updates on a weekly basis for reporting purposes
• Preparing and issuing design packages, specifications, drawings, test plans, calculations, reports, and quality classification forms for systems such as:
• Nitrogen Handling System
• Chemical Reagent System
• Building HVAC System
• Radiological HVAC System
• Stakeholder review of system design packages served by Auxiliary Systems
• Interfacing with the Procurement team for vendor design and fabrication contracts
• Work with equipment vendors on factory acceptance tests (FATs), site acceptance tests (SATs), and on-time/on-budget design and/or delivery of auxiliary equipment
• Perform owner’s acceptance reviews for vendor-supplied design documentation
• Prepare/review test plans for factory and site acceptance testing of equipment
• Interface with Construction team for field inquiries and issues
• Perform walk-downs of installed equipment in the field

This position will work closely with other experienced engineers within the Engineering group to provide support and mentorship to ensure effective turnover of system ownership.