R0154840 Nuclear Project Engineer II

Amentum•Englewood, CO

13d•$145,000 - $175,000•Onsite

About The Position

Amentum is seeking a high performing Project Engineer II to lead the technical execution of High Hazard / High Consequence projects. The Project Engineer II is responsible for the technical oversight of engineering activities for simple to complex design projects. Project Engineers maintain a close working relationship with Project Managers, Project Engineering Managers, Supervising Discipline Engineers, and Managing Discipline Engineers to ensure superior engineering performance. Project Engineers are assigned to lead smaller teams of Supervising Discipline Engineers on small-to-mid size design scopes and/or during later project phases (Construction support) or may lead a discrete subset of disciplines on large-scale complex projects. This is a great position for those who seek solving technical challenges with an entry into project management. Supporting the technical execution of projects for the Department of Energy, Department of Defense, Commercial Nuclear, and other Industrial markets, the Project Engineer II applies both engineering knowledge, management and leadership skills throughout the full lifecycle of projects. The Project Engineer II must possess a high aptitude for coordinating multi-disciplinary technical teams (Supervising Discipline Engineers), through the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPCm) project lifecycle.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science degree (or equivalent education) in an appropriate engineering discipline from a four-year ABET accredited university.
10+ years total engineering experience with at least 3 years of this experience in a supervisory role.
Must have a Professional Engineering License(s) in Good Standing, with ability to obtain licensure in various states.
Exceptional oral and written communication skills; working knowledge of word-processing and integrated software applications; organizational skills and ability to perform detail-oriented work are required.
Demonstrates High Degree of Organization
Exceptional Verbal, Written and Technical Presentation Skills
Strong Time Management and Organizational Skills
Leadership
Demonstrated experience in: Multi-discipline work coordination, leading technical teams in an Architectural / Engineering (AE) setting, specifically in disciplines such as Civil, Structural, Architectural, Mechanical, Chemical/Process, Electrical, Controls, Specialty Design, throughout the full EPCm lifecycle. Candidate must be able to discuss past or current experience leading multi-discipline groups (example: lead a team of engineers in working groups such as Civil/Structural/Architectural, Mechanical/Piping/HVAC).
Successful command of technical scope control
Cost and Schedule Management
Labor-Hour Estimate Development
Candidate must be a US Citizen.
Position may require the ability to pass and maintain a Security Clearance.

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of quality requirements such as NQA-1
Experience in Process and Utility design
3D Modeling / Plant Design Capabilities
DOE projects or DOE Laboratory Experience
Commercial Nuclear Experience

Responsibilities

Coordinates the design of a technically sound, safe and operable facility with a high degree of reliability, demonstrating a robust technical command, organized administration of design requirements, and efficient execution of design activities to meet safety, scope, budget, schedule, and quality requirements, ensuring adherence to industry codes, regulatory requirements and sound engineering practices
Implements the project’s technical work plan in accordance with the Statement of Work (SOW), technical and functional requirements
Has the basic knowledge of working with Supervising Discipline Engineers to define scope, labor-hour requirements and schedules for each discipline consistent with the project requirements.
Leads multi-discipline technical coordination meetings, which includes interfaces with the customer
Assures proper documentation of meetings, agreements, conversations, etc. that affect the conduct of the project.
Leads planning and scheduling of engineering tasks for discipline(s).
Supports the Project Manager in pertinent aspects of change order management, which includes leading the technical change control process, training Supervising Discipline Engineers and other team members to identify potential changes occurring within their discipline.
Coordinates the Inter-Discipline and Client Design Reviews, which includes reviewing engineering comments, ensuring responses are complete and provided in a timely manner, and is incorporated in the following deliverable/design packages.
Serves as direct line manager for RFIs and supplier submittal review packages
Prepares and submits reports and forecasts on the status of Engineering to the Project Manager / Project Engineering Manager.
Prepares and issues Engineering Execution Plans (e.g., pre-job briefs), and ensures that all necessary and appropriate customer requirements, procedures and standards are incorporated.
Reviews and reports on engineering performance on the project to ensure quality, conformance with conceptual design and completeness of engineering tasks.