Simulation Engineer - FEA

As a Mechanical Engineer with 2-10 years of experience in stress analysis, your role will involve the following key responsibilities: - Expertise in structural analysis including static, non-linear, transient, and seismic analysis, as well as thermal analysis encompassing steady-state and transient analysis using ANSYS Classic and WB. - Proficiency in using Ansys Design-modeler or Space-claim to create 2D/3D models for Finite Element (FE) analysis. - Skilled in ANSYS APDL for developing or modifying macros, with additional knowledge of Ansys ACT being advantageous. - Capable of autonomously determining analysis procedures and offering alternative solutions. - Ability to validate analysis results through simplified hand calculations and/or mechanical component qualification using hand calculations. - Familiarity with ASME B&PV code Section III or Section VIII for mechanical component qualification, as well as ASME design by analysis principles. - Strong technical report writing skills using Microsoft Word. - Being a quick learner is essential as most projects will be unique. - Proficiency in working independently or with minimal supervision. - Knowledge of MathCad will be beneficial. - Experience in the field of nuclear power plants, particularly with PWR, BWR, CANDU plants, and nuclear valves, will be advantageous. In addition to the above, there are no additional details of the company provided in the job description. As a Mechanical Engineer with 2-10 years of experience in stress analysis, your role will involve the following key responsibilities: - Expertise in structural analysis including static, non-linear, transient, and seismic analysis, as well as thermal analysis encompassing steady-state and transient analysis using ANSYS Classic and WB. - Proficiency in using Ansys Design-modeler or Space-claim to create 2D/3D models for Finite Element (FE) analysis. - Skilled in ANSYS APDL for developing or modifying macros, with additional knowledge of Ansys ACT being advantageous. - Capable of autonomously determining analysis procedures and offering alternative solutions. - Ability to validate analysis results through simplified hand calculations and/or mechanical component qualification using hand calculations. - Familiarity with ASME B&PV code Section III or Section VIII for mechanical component qualification, as well as ASME design by analysis principles. - Strong technical report writing skills using Microsoft Word. - Being a quick learner is essential as most projects will be unique. - Proficiency in working independently or with minimal supervision. - Knowledge of MathCad will be beneficial. - Experience in the field of nuclear power plants, particularly with PWR, BWR, CANDU plants, and nuclear valves, will be advantageous. In addition to the above, there are no additional details of the company provided in the job description.