Mechanical Engineer III/IV - Albuquerque, NM

Mechanical Engineer III/IV - Albuquerque, NM Job Title Engineer/Scientist 3 or 4 Job Summary Provide manufacturing engineering support for the ACRR fuel stewardship team (i.e., welding machining) in support of fabricating nuclear reactor components. Complete conceptual and final engineering designs. Compile, refine, and publish technical and functional requirements for the designs. Conduct market research to identify appropriate component, hardware, and tooling vendors, including identifying vendors with appropriate Q/A programs and/or who can produce components for fuel elements under commercial grade dedication (CGD). Obtain cost estimates and estimated schedules for component fabrication. Obtain prototype and production components, hardware, and tooling for team inspection/approval, to ensure quality and workmanship of component. Provide engineering expertise on an as‑needed basis. Ensure that design authority representative reviews are performed as necessary to support the project. Coordinate fabricability reviews in collaboration with the Sandia team supporting this effort. Collaborate with the ACRR fuel stewardship team, as needed, such as to support hardware designs for monitoring fuel health. Submit monthly summary describing the month’s efforts and outcomes. Draft technical documents on an as‑needed basis. Review all deliverables with Sandia for final decision/determination on implementation. Work a hybrid schedule on a flexible basis, determined by business needs. Requirements and Education Education: Minimum a Bachelor's Degree in Science/Technical Field preferably mechanical engineering from an ABET‑accredited college or university and a minimum of 10‑15 years of practical work experience necessary to perform the responsibilities outlined above. Experience: The Engineer for this position will preferably have experience with nuclear work, such as radiography, hot cells, use of SolidWorks or related design tools, reactor operations, radiological and criticality work controls, reactor fuel and radioactive waste lifecycles, and/or analysis of reactor concepts. Good understanding of fabrication and manufacturing is a must. Understanding of welding: welding processes and metallurgy, welding codes and quality systems is a plus. NQA‑1 manufacturing and fabrication experience is a big plus. SECURITY CLEARANCE: The Subcontractor shall have the ability to obtain a Department of Energy (DOE) Q security clearance. EEO Statement RSI is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, gender, color, age, sexual orientation, gender identification, national origin, religion, marital status, ancestry, citizenship, disability, protected veteran status, or any other factor prohibited by applicable law. #J-18808-Ljbffr ASRC Industrial Services