Generalmatter
Mechanical Engineer (PE) - Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA. Posted 6 months ago
The role
You will design, analyze, and ensure mechanical designs meet regulatory requirements for a state-of-the-art enrichment facility. You will work on a greenfield project collaborating with various engineering disciplines to develop detailed mechanical designs and specifications.
What you will do
- Own design and analysis of mechanical systems including HVAC systems, central plant design, and distribution sizing.
- Prepare design packages up to Permit level in Revit.
- Collaborate with structural, architectural, electrical, and chemical engineers.
- Prepare and review code-compliant designs up to permit level.
- Create comprehensive drawing sets in Revit/AutoCAD.
- Produce calculations, specifications, and technical reports for design validation.
- Contribute to project concept development, feasibility studies, and scope definition.
Required qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering or similar discipline.
- 8+ years of industry experience.
- Professional Engineer (PE) license is required.
- Experience working with HVAC systems.
- Proficiency in AutoCAD, Revit, and Bluebeam.
- Ability to work extended hours and weekends as necessary.
Nice to have
- Evidence of exceptional ability (prior projects, portfolio of work, completed products, etc).
- Experience in a fast-paced engineering environment or a highly technical role requiring a resourceful, entrepreneurial approach.
- Working knowledge of power coordination and arc flash.
- Experience at a consulting firm.
- Computational fluids knowledge (CFD) is a plus.
- Experience developing custom details to support unique facility design conditions.
- Experience on large scale, mission critical construction projects.
- Experience with local/state code compliance.
Benefits
- Stock options
- Medical coverage
- Vision coverage
- Dental coverage
- 401(k) retirement plan
About the company
General Matter enriches uranium. The company is designing, building, and operating low-cost enrichment services in the US to produce nuclear fuel.