Mechanical Engineer

Job Description

We are seeking a Remote Mechanical Engineer with a strong background in stress and fatigue analysis to support complex engineering projects within a highly dynamic, customer-driven environment. This role focuses on performing and reviewing advanced engineering calculations for nuclear and industrial systems, with an emphasis on ASME Section III code compliance.

This is an opportunity to join a team that tackles a wide variety of real-world engineering challenges—ranging from structural and piping analysis to emergent plant issues—where no two days are the same. Salary ranges between 120-140K.

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Skills and Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering.

8–15 years of experience in stress, fatigue, or structural analysis

Strong working knowledge of ASME Section III Code, including detailed/subsection-level understanding—not just general familiarity

Experience performing or reviewing engineering calculations (not just high-level awareness)

Hands-on experience with ANSYS

Experience with fatigue analysis and understanding of failure mechanisms