Piping Engineer

Join a talented team of engineering professionals at Vogt Power International Inc. Vogt is based in Louisville, KY and specializes in the design, manufacture and supply of equipment and solutions to the power generation industry. We are an industry leader in heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs) with both domestic and international customers.
Vogt Power International is looking for a talented Pipe Stress Engineer to work on a multi-discipline project team to analyze and review the ASME pressure parts and supports associated with our Heat Recovery Steam Generators.
Perform flexibility analyses for piping systems to ensure stresses are within code allowable limits
· Develop piping stress models which include all physical properties of the piping, its contents, and insulation
· Work directly with Piping Designers, Structural Engineers, Product Engineers, Project Engineers, Lead Designers, and others to ensure pipe routing and equipment access is optimized and that loads are properly addressed where piping interfaces with equipment or supports interface with the main structure
· Perform dynamic analyses to determine loads originating from safety valve opening, steam turbine trip, or other dynamic events
· Create specifications, lists, requisitions, and review quotes to support the procurement of pipe support material
· Communicate and coordinate with VPI’s customer (or customer’s representative) to ensure VPI’s piping scope interfaces properly with the customer’s piping scope
· Participate in project team and client meetings, as needed
· Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
· Bachelor of Science in an engineering related field with emphasis on statics, dynamics, stress analysis and/or Finite Element Analysis
· Two years of experience in Heat Recovery Steam Generators or other related piping experience preferred
· Experience in operating Caesar II or AutoPipe piping analysis software preferred
· Proficiency with Microsoft Excel
· Prior knowledge of ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Codes, with an emphasis on B31.Final offers may vary based on multiple factors, including education, depth and relevance of work experience, relevant licenses and certifications, and may vary from the amounts listed in the job posting.
The base pay range for this Pipe Stress Engineer role is $75,000 - $95,000 annually.