Mechanical Fueling Engineer IV

AECOM•Atlanta, GA

3d•$130,000 - $150,000•Hybrid

About The Position

AECOM is actively seeking a highly motivated, goal-oriented Mechanical Fueling Engineer IV (Fueling Engineer) for our Fueling Program located in Atlanta, Georgia. This role will consist of providing aviation and ground fuel system design for federal and commercial clients across the country and internationally. Projects include tanker truck fuel receipt, marine vessel fuel receipt, aboveground and underground transfer pipelines, aboveground and underground horizontal and vertical fuel storage tanks, and aircraft and tanker truck fuel issue systems. Projects will also include ground vehicle refueling systems such as fleet and retail service stations.

Requirements

BA/BS in Mechanical or Chemical Engineering + 6 Years of related experience or demonstrated equivalency of experience and/or education.
Experience working with and coordinating with multidiscipline design teams.
Fuel system, process engineering, and/or oil and gas design experience.
Ability to travel one week per month inside the US and internationally.
Experience and ability to use AutoCad.
Hold professional engineer license in at least one state.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with surge analysis software and experience adjusting piping systems to reduce or remove the potential for pressure surges during system operation.
Familiarity with thermal pipe stress analysis software and experience adjusting piping systems to ensure stress levels in the piping systems are in accordance with acceptable levels listed in ASME B31.1.
Familiarity with hydraulic, pipe and fuel pump sizing calculation methods and software. Experience using hand calculations and software to calculate fuel pump motor hp requirements.
Experience with Department of Defense (DoD) fuel system design and experience with fuel system design requirements of USACE, AFCEC, and NAVFAC agencies.
Familiarity with commercial codes and regulations related to fuel system design such as the IFC, NFPA 30, NFPA 30A, and NFPA 407.
Commercial aviation fuel system design experience.

Responsibilities

Serve as discipline designer leader on projects that include an emphasis on receipt, storage, transfer, and issue of finished fuel products such as aviation jet fuel, diesel, ethanol, and motor gasoline.
Development of discipline specific design execution plans for assigned projects.
Completion of projects on schedule and within the established budgets and for ensuring that all discipline specific contract requirements have been met.
Assist in training and supervision of work of junior engineers conducting fuel system design work.
Work and coordinate with multidiscipline engineering teams including civil, structural, and electrical engineers focusing on fuel system projects.