Mechanical Integrity Engineer, EIT

• Recently graduate with a Mechanical Engineering degree?
• Would you like to travel? (domestic and international)
• Interested in working in teams of cross-functional engineering disciplines?
• Curious to learn more about the design and repair of fuel systems?
• Willing to climb and crawl into large fuel tanks to inspect the structure?

If this sounds intriguing to you, check out our unique engineering opportunity!

As a Mechanical Integrity Engineer I (aka Engineer-In-Training or EIT), this entry-level position assists in the field inspection and preparation of engineering documents. Applies basic knowledge of engineering and construction materials related to engineering evaluation and design in collaboration with other engineers or project managers. Applies theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience of non-destructive testing methods and inspection techniques to obtain accurate inspection results. Works with engineering teams to assist in the evaluation of various project aspects.

• Ability to obtain U.S. military base access through completion of a comprehensive background check.
• Bachelor's Degree in engineering from an ABET accredited curriculum.
• Passed or working towards passing the Engineer in Training (EIT) Exam.
• Valid driver’s license and a clean driving record.
• Willing and able to independently travel periodically to project locations, domestic and internationally.
• Working towards obtaining professional licensure.

Physical Requirements

• Work is performed in a variety of indoor and outdoor environments and conditions.
• See, hear, and communicate with others in varying conditions using various methods.
• Travel independently for varying periods, both domestic and international.
• Able to lift or move a minimum of 50 lbs. May be required to lift up to 100 lbs. over short distances.[SG1] [TC2]
• Sit or stand for a sustained period.
• Ascend or descend ladders, stairs, scaffolding, ramps, poles, and the like.
• Walk, stand, crouch on uneven surfaces.

Summary of essential job functions:

• Performs engineering and inspection duties as assigned, supervised and approved by the department manager, lead engineer, and/or project manager, applying standard techniques and procedures.
• Assists lead engineers in producing engineering reports, written technical specifications, engineering calculations, and cost estimates commensurate with technical abilities. Checks and reviews individual assignments and technical deliverables to maintain technical quality and accuracy of work.
• Assists with project site inspections and data collection under direct supervision and guidance, including periodic travel to project locations, domestic and international.
• Obtains Level I NDE certification and performs non-destructive examinations under direct supervision. Increases knowledge of non-destructive testing and inspection techniques through internal mentoring and training, formal external training, and hands-on training in the field.
• Pursues obtaining technical certifications relevant to inspection and mechanical integrity of fuel systems.
• Provides field notes and sketches in sufficient detail for CAD drafters to produce engineering drawings.
• Collaborates with and provides direction to CAD drafters when developing engineering and inspection documents.
• Communicates and coordinates directly with subcontract and vendor personnel.