HiFyve is hiring for multiple levels of Nuclear Facilities Engineers (Structural Engineer)Nuclear Facilities Engineer (Structural) Level 2 OR 3Location: Onsite Los Alamos, NMSchedule: 4/10 work scheduleSalary RangeNuclear Facilities Engineer 2: $100K - $170KNuclear Facilities Engineer 3: $125K - $211K(Level determined based on qualifications and experience)About the RoleWe are seeking experienced Structural Engineers to support the safe, compliant, and reliable operation of nuclear facilities critical to national security.This position will be filled at either Nuclear Facilities Engineer 2 or 3, depending on the selected candidates skills and experience. Engineers at both levels apply structural engineering expertise particularly in steel and reinforced concrete design to support retooling, modification, and sustainment of existing nuclear facilities.Key ResponsibilitiesNuclear Facilities Engineer 2Provide structural engineering support for existing non-reactor nuclear facilitiesPerform structural analysis and design using applicable codes and standardsDevelop and review engineering calculations, drawings, and technical documentationApply DOE Orders and national codes (ASCE, ACI, AISC, IBC) to facility modificationsSupport construction activities through design clarification and field issue resolutionCollaborate across structural, mechanical, electrical, and project teamsParticipate in either:Design Engineering: Producing construction documents and design packagesRapid Response Team: Resolving construction execution issues efficientlyNuclear Facilities Engineer 3 (In addition to Level 2 duties)Serve as a technical authority and subject matter expert for nuclear facility systemsProvide engineering leadership and oversight for complex or high-consequence systemsLead interdisciplinary engineering efforts and mentor junior engineersGuide design configuration, safety integration, and long-term facility performanceApply graded, risk-informed engineering approaches for Hazard Category 2 and 3 facilitiesPerform peer reviews and provide technical approval authorityMinimum Qualifications (Both Levels)Knowledge of structural systems and engineering methods for non-reactor nuclear facilitiesExperience performing and documenting complex structural calculations and analysesProficiency with structural analysis software such as SAP2000, RISA, STAAD, or GT STRUDLWorking knowledge of:IBC, AISC 360, ACI 318, ASCE 7, DOE-STD-1020Understanding of engineering work planning, construction methods, and configuration controlExperience integrating engineering efforts across multiple disciplinesAbility to work independently and collaboratively in a regulated environmentAdditional Qualifications Engineer 3Advanced knowledge of nuclear facility engineering systems and safety-based designDemonstrated experience providing technical leadership or design authorityExpertise in DOE/NNSA regulations and consensus standardsProven ability to mentor engineers and lead peer reviewsRecognized subject matter expertise in areas such as:Nuclear safety basisSystems engineeringDesign engineeringProject engineeringEducation & ExperienceEngineer 2:Bachelors degree in Engineering from an ABET-accredited institutionMinimum 3 years of relevant experienceAdvanced degree and PE license highly desirableEIT certification strongly preferredEngineer 3:Bachelors degree in Engineering from an ABET-accredited institutionMinimum 6 years of relevant experienceAdvanced degree and PE license highly desirable
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