The Senior Mechanical Engineer for Design Interfaces and Hazards supports the design, fabrication, construction, and maintenance of large-scale nuclear and non-nuclear projects. The group’s work includes internal flooding assessments, pipe rupture hazard assessments (PRHA), evaluations of other hazards such as explosions, design interface control, and related activities. The position offers opportunities to support advanced nuclear plant designs, including AP1000 and AP300, by considering plant hazards and design interfaces among systems, equipment, structures, and physical site and plant arrangements. The role supports technical coordination across business and engineering teams, customer and constructor communications, offer development, and responses to customer requests for information. It involves preparing, authoring, reviewing, and verifying engineering design documentation and technical reports, and coordinating with engineers across departments and global work locations to support design, fabrication, and construction activities. The position reports to the Manager of Plant Engineering. It is hybrid and may be based in Cranberry Woods, Pennsylvania, at Westinghouse Global Headquarters in the Greater Pittsburgh Area, or in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Hybrid work may also be available at other Westinghouse locations in the United States.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior