About the role

Structural Designer 2 in Nuclear Power Group developing structural layout drawings and leading design phases. Engaging in multi-disciplined engineering projects with hybrid work flexibility.

Responsibilities

This position allows for a hybrid work schedule with a mix of work spent on site and working remote from home.
As a member of the structural design team, this position will offer you the opportunity to work with multi-disciplined engineering and design project teams in developing structural physical layout drawings in a 3-D model
Challenging assignments that include the design of structural supports and foundations, and investigating, trouble-shooting, and solving a wide variety of structural design issues
Utilize 3D modeling software tools to generate structural design schematics
Act as the structural design team lead in the coordination of detailed design phases for all aspects of an integrated structural design model.
Participate in the coordination of detailed design phases for all aspects of an integrated structural design model
Coordinate and provide guidance to other designers and project team members to ensure a complete and timely design.
Independently and as a member of a design team, plan and execute structural design deliverables
There may be the opportunity to accompany and assist senior designers and engineers in field walkdowns and data gathering at client facilities.

A foundational undergraduate program in a technical area including drafting, or a high school diploma and 1 or more years drafting coursework or equivalent technical experience
Ten (10) or more years of detailed design experience in the development of structural steel design and reinforced concrete design drawings
Proficiency with design software tools in executing 3D plant layout models
Experience in the review of structural layout drawings involving steel frames, connections, concrete members, equipment and piping supports, foundations, and rebar detailing
Ability to interface with engineering and design teams of other disciplines in the power plant design process
Valued but not required experience: Proficiency with MicroStation and or AutoCAD
Associates Degree in Computer Aided Design
Experience using AutoCad and Microstation software.
Knowledge of design techniques, tools, and principles involved in production of technical plans, blueprints, drawings, and models.
Knowledge of the practical application of engineering science and technology, including the ability to relate various equipment to a technical design.