Fluid Systems Engineer

Our client is dedicated to making nuclear power more accessible and focuses on delivering: Simple and Safe Micro-Reactor SolutionsScalable, affordable, and deployable in various locationsGenerates energy at a rate of one megawatt electric (MWe) at a timeThey are currently developing a Micro Modular ReactorCapable of providing clean energy and radioisotopes where neededInitially supporting the reactor licensing process in the United StatesBy partnering with them, we have the opportunity to contribute to A Rapidly Growing ScaleupAiming to become a leading technology provider in global energy solutionsCommitted to innovation and sustainabilityThis collaboration offers a unique chance to be part of a High-Performance TeamFocused on delivering essential energy solutions worldwideRESPONSABILITIES & DUTIESThe Nuclear Fluid Systems Engineer will be responsible for: Responsible for the design, analysis, and optimization of fluid-based systems in nuclear power plants, research reactors, and other nuclear facilities. Ensuring the safe and efficient operation of cooling, steam, and hydraulic systems while maintaining strict compliance with nuclear safety and regulatory standards. Working closely with reactor engineers, regulatory agencies, and maintenance teams to develop and improve system performance, reliability, and safety.What you will be in charge off: Designing, analyzing, and optimizing nuclear fluid systems, including reactor coolant, steam generation, condensate, and hydraulic systems. Conducting thermal-hydraulic modeling, flow analysis, and pressure drop calculations to ensure system efficiency and safety. Developing and maintaining system documentation, including flow diagrams, P&IDs, operating procedures, and safety reports. Performing system reliability assessments, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis for fluid system failures. Ensuring compliance with NRC (Nuclear Regulatory Commission) regulations, ASME codes, and other industry standards. Collaborating with reactor engineers, safety specialists, and regulatory bodies to enhance fluid system performance.️ Supporting the testing, commissioning, and maintenance of fluid systems in nuclear facilities. Assisting in plant modifications, upgrades, and retrofits for improved efficiency and regulatory compliance. Evaluating material compatibility and corrosion effects to ensure long-term fluid system integrity. Providing technical support and training to plant operators and maintenance personnel.Profil recherchéCANDIDATE PROFILEEducation: Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, or a related field.Experience: 3-7 years in fluid system design, thermal-hydraulic analysis, or nuclear plant operations (entry-level positions may require internships or co-op experience).Certifications (Preferred): PE (Professional Engineer) license, ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC) certification, or equivalent industry credentials.Expertise: In fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and heat transfer principles.Proficiency: In hydraulic modeling and simulation software (e.g., ANSYS Fluent, STAR CCM+, Flowmaster).Knowledge: Of nuclear reactor coolant systems, heat exchangers, and steam turbines.Familiarity: With ASME BPVC, NRC regulatory requirements, and ANSI standards for nuclear fluid systems.Experience: With computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and finite element analysis (FEA) is a plus.Strengths: Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.Skills: Effective communication and teamwork skills for collaboration with engineers, operators, and regulatory agencies.Attention to Detail: A commitment to nuclear safety and compliance.Ability: To work under pressure and manage multiple projects with strict deadlines.Preferred: PhD degree. IPO experience.🇮🇹 Written and oral fluency in Italian. Ability to build relationships and influence at all levels of the organization.