Mechanical Engineer - Energy & Power

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Your impact

The energy industry is undergoing rapid and dramatic changes, transforming the utility landscape to enhance reliability and sustainability. In response, Jacobs is expanding its Energy & Power Solutions team to tackle the complexities of decarbonization and deliver a cleaner and more secure energy future. We have multiple positions available for mechanical engineers seeking to develop their skills working closely with our clients and operations teams as we expand our energy transition portfolio.

These openings provide the opportunity to engage with our clients, evaluate their energy needs, develop concept-level plans and solutions, then take these through detailed design to provide for full execution of the solution. We offer and deliver a true "end to end" life-cycle service from exploration, development, operation, and repowering/retirement. Demonstrated abilities include a basic understanding of mechanical engineering disciplines. Prior experience in consulting will be highly regarded.

Your primary responsibilities will focus upon providing feasibility studies and design and construction oversight for energy projects. You will be expected to possess effective communication and problem-solving skills. Successful candidates will have a strong grasp of engineering fundamentals and the confidence to explore innovative solutions.

If you are passionate about developing reliable and sustainable energy solutions, motivated by a challenge, and enjoy working with a dynamic, multi-disciplinary team to develop innovative solutions, Jacobs is the place for you. Come join our growing team to realize the future of energy! #LI-CC1 #epjobs #naepjobs

PREFERENCE FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICE LOCATIONS: Fort Worth/Austin/Chicago/Orlando/Cary/Los Angeles

Here's What You'll Need:

• Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering or related engineering discipline

• At least 4 years of experience in energy engineering

• Knowledge of applicable codes and standards for energy and power projects, including ASME, NFPA, ASHRAE

• Demonstrated ability performing industry-standard energy calculations and analyzing construction drawings and specifications

• Effective communication and technical writing skills

• Experience leading mechanical disciple design teams as well as coordinating with multidiscipline teams on larger projects

Other highly regarded qualifications include:

• Professional Engineering license

• 3D modeling software such as Revit, AutoCAD, CADWorx and NavisWorks

• Energy analysis software such as Trane Trace 3D Plus

• Hydraulic modeling software such as Pipe-Flo or AFT Fathom/Arrow

• Process system modeling software such as Thermoflow or Aspen/Hysys

• Pipe Stress Modelling Software such as CAESAR II or AutoPipe.

• Thermal utility plants and distribution systems (steam, hot water, chilled water)

• Utility master planning or decarbonization/climate response planning

• Cogeneration or combined heat and power systems

• Geothermal power systems

• Renewable energy systems

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