Senior Safety Methods Engineer

📋 Description The Senior Safety Methods Engineer will develop, improve, and qualify engineering methods used for Develop system-level thermal-hydraulic analysis methods, including modeling strategies and closure Perform steady-state and transient system-level analyses to evaluate model behavior and performance Support method qualification activities, including numerical verification, applicability Develop and integrate closure models and empirical correlations related to heat transfer, pressure 🎯 Requirements Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or related discipline. 3+ years of experience in system-level thermal-hydraulic modeling and method development for Experience developing or improving engineering analysis methods, including numerical approaches Experience with thermal-hydraulic analysis tools such as RELAP5-3D, GOTHIC, SAS, or equivalent. Strong understanding of thermal-fluid behavior and reactor system phenomena for advanced designs. Experience conducting sensitivity analyses and identifying modeling gaps to drive improvements. 🎁 Benefits Competitive hourly compensation range of approximately $37–$74 per hour. Remote work flexibility. Opportunity to contribute to advanced nuclear reactor development and safety engineering Collaboration with multidisciplinary experts in thermal hydraulics, reactor physics, and Exposure to innovative simulation methods and licensing activities. Opportunity to expand expertise in advanced modeling, verification, and validation processes.