Skill
CAESAR II
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
CAESAR II is pipe stress analysis software widely used by mechanical and piping engineers to evaluate the structural integrity of piping systems under thermal, pressure, and mechanical loads. It helps engineers ensure compliance with industry codes such as ASME B31 for piping design in industries like oil and gas, petrochemical, and power generation. It is considered an industry-standard tool for piping stress engineers.
Open roles requiring CAESAR II (2)
Staff Launch Fluids Engineer
Relativity Space
Cape Canaveral, FL · $150,000 – $226,000
This role designs and oversees the construction of launch pad infrastructure for a commercial rocket program, focusing on propellant systems, fluid networks, and ground support facilities. It suits experienced systems engineers with a background in fluid systems, pipe stress analysis, and hands-on hardware integration who thrive in fast-paced aerospace environments.
Listed on Relativity Space’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Structural Analysis Engineer - Experienced/ Senior
Boeing
Full-time · $126,650 – $171,350
Boeing is hiring structural engineers to analyze and verify the integrity of aircraft structures using simulation tools and testing throughout development. This role suits engineers with aerospace or mechanical background who can work independently on complex defense and commercial aircraft programs.
Listed on Boeing’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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