Mid Level Stress Engineer (Santiago de Querétaro)

Overview

Kiewit Mexico is a company dedicated to providing engineering, procurement, and construction management services. Kiewit Mexico is a subsidiary of one of the largest and most respected engineering and construction organizations in North America. Kiewit Mexico offers construction management and engineering services in a variety of markets, including energy, oil, gas, chemicals, terminals, marine works, and mining.

Responsibilities

• Performs intermediate calculations under the supervision of a more senior engineer.
• Solves problems using well established scientific principles.
• Conducts routine technical assignments with some oversight from experienced personnel.
• Develops small to mid-size project or proposals.
• Works with designers to develop engineering and design documents as needed for the project.
• Prepare pipe stress deliverables such as final stress reports calculations, nozzle loads check, and other specialty documentation related to the area are in accordance with industry codes, contract requirements.
• Recognizes, troubleshoots and resolves design constraints and issues.
• Applies economic analysis to determine best cost solutions.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or related field.
• 8+ years of experience in stress analysis related with utilities, BOP in Oil & Gas, Water Industrial projects.
• Proficiency in stress analysis software such as Caesar II, Autopipe.
• Experience in 3D model navigation computer programs such as Navisworks and UPV.
• Knowledge of relevant codes and standards B31.1, B31.3, B31.4 and B31.8.
• English Proficient (C1).

Benefits

• Vacation days, Christmas bonus, and vacation bonus above the law standard
• Savings fund
• Food vouchers
• Social security
• Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental, Vision)
• Life Insurance
• Paid Time Off (Vacation Public Holidays)
• Training development
• Wellness Resources (Medical appointments at a preferential price and discounts in drugstores and stores)