Last Energy
Thermal Engineer
Austin, TX · On-site · Unspecified
- Discipline
- Mechanical
- Industry
- Energy
Spec sheet
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Last Energy
Thermal Engineer to design pressure-boundary hardware for a micro nuclear plant, translating thermal requirements into manufacturable components; works with analysis and structural engineers to move designs from model to physical hardware.
Required
- pressure vessels
- heat exchangers
- piping
- thermal performance
- hand calculations
- first principles
- design to manufacturing
- hardware
Preferred
- PWR/ nuclear thermal design
- primary loop design
- manufacturing handoff
- component-level hardware experience
- thermal-fluid analysis
Employer description
Last Energy is a pioneering US technology company focused on fleet-wide deployment and operation of next-generation nuclear assets. We are revolutionizing nuclear power delivery for rapid deployment and scalability.
We are seeking a Thermal Engineer to design the pressure-boundary hardware in our micro nuclear power plant, built on proven pressurized water reactor (PWR) technology. That means heat exchangers, piping, pressure vessels, and the primary loop that connects them. This is a hardware role. The engineer in this seat turns thermal performance requirements into components that can be manufactured and deployed, starting from hand calculations and first principles, and saving detailed analysis for detailed design. Working alongside our analysis and structural engineers, this person takes designs from model to physical hardware.
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