Simulation Engineer - FEA

• Mechanical engineer with 2-10 years of experience in the field of stress analysis.
• Expertise in structural analysis (static, non-linear, transient, and seismic) and thermal analysis (steady-state and transient) using ANSYS Classic and WB.
• Good exposure to Ansys Design-modeler or Space-claim to generate the 2D/3D model for the FE analysis.
• Expertise in ANSYS APDL to develop or modify the macros. Knowledge of Ansys ACT will be added advantage.
• Ability to independently determine analysis procedures and provide alternative solutions.
• Ability to verify analysis results with simplified hand calculations and/or the qualification of mechanical components using hand calculations.
• Exposure to ASME B&PV code Section III or Section VIII for mechanical component qualification.
• Exposure to ASME design by analysis principles.
• Very good technical report writing skills using Microsoft Word.
• Quick learner as most of the projects will be first of a kind.
• Able to work independently or with minimal supervision.
• Knowledge of MathCad will be an added advantage.
• Experience in the field of nuclear power plants and with PWR, BWR, CANDU plants, nuclear valves will be an added advantage.

Skills Required

Working Independently, Nuclear Power Plants, Hand Calculations, Structural Analysis, Stress-Strain Analysis, ANSYS Mechanical, ANSYS Workbench, Mathematical Calculations, Ansys Parametric Design Language (APDL), Technical Reports, ANSYS Finite Element Analysis, Finite Element Analysis (FEA)

Role

• Mechanical engineer with 2-8 years of experience in the field of stress analysis. • Expertise in structural analysis (static, non-linear, transient, and seismic) and thermal analysis (steady-state and transient) using ANSYS Classic and WB. • Good exposure to Ansys Design-modeler or Space-claim to generate the 2D/3D model for the FE analysis. • Expertise in ANSYS APDL to develop or modify the macros. Knowledge of Ansys ACT will be added advantage. • Ability to independently determine analysis procedures and provide alternative solutions. • Ability to verify analysis results with simplified hand calculations and/or the qualification of mechanical components using hand calculations. • Exposure to ASME B&PV code Section III or Section VIII for mechanical component qualification. • Exposure to ASME design by analysis principles. • Very good technical report writing skills using Microsoft Word. • Quick learner as most of the projects will be first of a kind. • Able to work independently or with minimal supervision. • Knowledge of MathCad will be an added advantage. • Experience in the field of nuclear power plants and with PWR, BWR, CANDU plants, nuclear valves will be an added advantage.

Desirable Skills

Working Independently, Nuclear Power Plants, Hand Calculations, Structural Analysis, Stress-Strain Analysis, ANSYS Mechanical, ANSYS Workbench, Mathematical Calculations, Ansys Parametric Design Language (APDL), Technical Reports, ANSYS Finite Element Analysis, Finite Element Analysis (FEA)

Designation

Associate