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To support the growth of our engineering projects for the nuclear industry, we are recruiting a Mechanical Calculations Design Engineer.
Attached to the Technical Department and the Pressure Equipment and Regulations Division, the Mechanical Calculation Design Engineer is involved in complex mechanical equipment design projects for the nuclear industry and carries out various mechanical, thermo-mechanical (and possibly thermo-hydraulic) studies in collaboration with other teams or departments within the Technical Department at Onet Technologies.
In this context, your main tasks will be as follows:
Participate in all project life cycle phases, from tendering and studies (feasibility, preliminary design, detailed preliminary design, execution design, etc.) to execution (consultations, contracting, implementation, assembly), factory acceptance tests, and on-site commissioning (assembly and testing).
Participate in the design of various systems and equipment in collaboration with the project team and other engineering departments within the Technical Department
Analyze input data for tenders, projects, or business cases, and define and justify calculation hypotheses based on equipment life cycle phases, in accordance with nuclear regulatory standards
-Performing mechanical sizing calculations (using finite element and analytical methods) in accordance with nuclear regulatory standards
-Producing technical sections within one's area of expertise, while strictly adhering to the technical scope
-Draft Specifications, consult suppliers, and analyze received proposals.
-Participate in the technical verification of product deliverables within their area of expertise
-Participate in and/or lead internal, client, and/or subcontractor-supplier technical meetings
Anticipate and identify potential technical, cost, and scheduling issues, and propose areas for improvement
Higher technical education (engineering school or university equivalent) in mechanics, numerical simulation, ideally with a minimum of 2 to 3 years' experience in mechanical calculation within a design office in the nuclear field.
Proficiency in ANSYS numerical simulation software (Mechanical using APDL or Workbench) is essential. Knowledge of the following software would be an advantage: SYSTUS, PIPESTRESS, ANSYS CFX, or FLUENT.
You have solid experience in nuclear equipment, particularly pressure equipment.
Knowledge of the following codes and standards is a real plus to help you settle into the job: RCC-M, Eurocodes, 13480, 13445, FEM, ASME.