Position​/PostingTitle Early to Mid-Career Piping Engineer

Overview

Job Title:
Early to Mid-Career
Piping Engineer

Location:
Arnold AFB, TN

Job Family Code: O-Engineering

Function/Branch:
Engineering / Engineering Solutions

Directorate:
Engineering & Technical Support

Position Type:
Regular, Full-Time

Pay Type:
Exempt

Grade:
L07 (OA0717) - L08 (OA0815)

Salary Range or Starting Hourly Rate:
L07: $77,500 - $106,500; L08: $96,000 - $131,000/ per year

Overview

Beyond New Horizons, LLC (BNH) has an exciting opportunity for an early/mid-career Piping Engineer to join the Pressure and Hazardous Material Systems (PHMS) team, part of the Engineering Solutions branch of the Test Operations and Sustainment contract at Arnold Engineering Development Complex, Arnold AFB, TN. This engineer will be working as a member of an integrated team responsible for certifying and maintaining the mechanical integrity of pressure vessels and piping systems, directly supporting the United States Air Force Test Operations and Sustainment efforts.

Open to internal and external candidates

Job Summary

Note
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This posting is specifically for those with 2 to 7 years of post-degree engineering experience.

The primary responsibility of the person hired into this position is to perform engineering analysis, calculations, field inspections support, and consultation for process piping systems, pressure vessels, and existing facility infrastructure used in ground testing of air and space systems. Work will involve application of ASME and American Petroleum Institute (API) Codes and Standards to support performance of in-service inspections and mechanical integrity assessments.

The successful candidate will demonstrate a strong attention to detail, knowledge of or interest in piping system design, code compliance, stress/flexibility analysis, piping component evaluation, and the ability to communicate with other engineers effectively. This role directly supports test readiness by helping ensure piping systems, pressure vessels, and related infrastructure are safe, reliable, and available to meet mission and customer requirements.

Job Duties:

Under the direction of the supervisor:

• Inspect pressure vessels and piping systems through field visits to verify, record, and report pertinent information to determine equipment integrity and make recommendations.
• Learn and perform calculations / analyses, including ASME code calculations, pressure rating evaluations, piping flexibility and stress analysis, and Fitness for Service assessments, to verify compliance to code with oversight from more experienced engineers.
• Provide consultation regarding code compliance for pressurized systems with oversight from more experienced engineers. Support activities may span multiple ground test and plant facilities across the Arnold Engineering Development Complex.
• Assess the mechanical integrity of process piping, pressure vessels, and system devices and components; as-built system drawings; and the development & field checking of drawings for each system, as directed.
• Collect relevant data from field visits such as name plate stamping, dimensions, as-built configuration, component and device information for use in mechanical integrity and piping assessments.
• Reverse engineer existing systems and/or components using non-destructive test (NDT) data and performing engineering analysis.
• Perform independent research, reviews, studies and analyses in support of technical projects and programs.
• Be accountable for the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of work ensuring proper configuration management and assuring standard design criteria, practices, procedures, and codes are used in preparation of plans and specifications.
• Create technical reports which document analysis, work performed, results, and recommendations.
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