NESC Staffing · 5 days ago
Stress Engineer
NESC Staffing is seeking an experienced Mechanical or Structural Engineer to support the design and execution of complex energy and industrial projects within a Mechanical Design environment. This role focuses on piping and structural systems, pressure part design, and the technical oversight of outsourced engineering partners. You’ll collaborate with internal teams, vendors, and customers to deliver reliable, large-scale power and energy solutions.
Responsibilities
Lead stress/structural analysis for piping, ductwork, pressure parts, and supports
Ensure code compliance and constructible mechanical/structural designs for complex projects
Review and manage outsourced engineering deliverables (scope, schedule, quality)
Design and analyze piping systems, ductwork, skids, pressure parts, structural frames, and support systems
Develop load calculations and load diagrams for equipment, ducting, and steel structures
Validate structural integrity, code compliance, and constructibility of designs through all project phases
Perform site assessments to support accurate piping and ductwork layout development
Build, modify, and maintain 3D analysis models for new and existing designs
Communicate analysis results clearly through written reports, marked-up drawings, sketches, and presentations
Manage and technically review outsourced engineering work, ensuring alignment to scope, schedule, and quality expectations
Review drawings, bills of material, and design packages for compliance with applicable codes, standards, ISO procedures, and customer requirements
Support project schedules, proposals, and estimating efforts as needed
Interface directly with customers, consultants, suppliers, and cross-functional internal teams
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Civil, or Structural Engineering (Master's preferred)
5+ years of experience supporting piping, ductwork, pressure parts, and/or related mechanical/structural design
Strong ability to interpret boiler layouts, piping drawings, isometrics, pipe supports, and P&IDs
Working knowledge of applicable codes/standards, including: ASME BPVC Section I and Section XIII, ASME B31.1 / B31.3, AWS D1.1 / D1.3 and ASME Section IX
Hands-on experience with STAAD.Pro and AutoPIPE or CAESAR (CAESAR II accepted if applicable)
Navisworks experience, including model integration and clash detection
Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to present technical conclusions to varied audiences
Proven ability to manage multiple priorities, meet deadlines, and perform effectively under pressure
Willingness to travel domestically and internationally as project needs require
PE license (preferred/strongly desired)