Piping Stress Engineer

Job Description

We’re Victaulic !
With more than 5,500 employees and 55 international facilities, Victaulic helps customers since 1919 in over 120 countries succeed in the global construction industry. From the tallest buildings to the deepest mines, customers trust our products to increase overall system durability in the most demanding construction projects and operating conditions. Learn more about how our innovative piping products and design services can engineer confidence into your build by visiting our website.

The Role
As a Piping Stress Engineer, you will be responsible for providing engineering calculations related to piping systems, including pipe stress analysis and pipe support design.

What you will do
• Review customer system requirements and offer Victaulic product solutions for piping system design needs.
• Provide thermal movement, anchor load, and other calculations.
• Design pipe support products such as anchors.
• Identify and assist in the development of new products.
• Provide general support to the sales organization, including creating, organizing, and conducting technical seminars.
 
About you
• Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical or Civil Engineering with 2 years of experience in the piping or construction industry in either products or system design.
• Minimum 2 years of experience using Autopipe or Caesar II Pipe Stress Analysis programs
• Requires excellent communication skills and a professional appearance.
• Organizational skills and ability to set priorities.

What working at Victaulic offers
• Attractive remuneration package with a bonus system.
• Your career with us is a journey to success. We provide internal training to strengthen your skills and help you excel.
• We focus on well-being by creating a positive team atmosphere where working, learning and caring go hand in hand. We do this by facilitating the organizations of various teambuilding and afterwork activities.
• Inspiring global work environment - working with teams across the globe and collaborate with people of diverse backgrounds — both professionally and cultural.