Skill
Pipe Stress Analysis
Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Environmental)
Pipe stress analysis is an engineering discipline that evaluates the mechanical stresses, displacements, and loads on piping systems caused by factors like pressure, temperature changes, weight, and seismic activity, ensuring systems won't fail or leak. Mechanical and piping engineers use specialized software such as CAESAR II to model piping layouts and verify compliance with codes like ASME B31.3. It's critical in industries like oil and gas, power generation, and chemical processing where piping failures can be catastrophic.
Open roles requiring Pipe Stress Analysis (2)
Senior Launch Fluids Engineer
Relativity Space
Full-time · Cape Canaveral, FL · $124,000 – $170,500
This role involves designing and managing the propellant and fluid systems for a commercial rocket's launch pad and ground support infrastructure. You'll work on everything from system design and stress analysis through construction, activation, and operational support at Cape Canaveral—ideal for an engineer who wants hands-on responsibility for critical launch hardware.
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Launch Fluids Engineer II
Relativity Space
Cape Canaveral, FL · $104,000 – $143,000
This role designs and manages the propellant and gas systems for Relativity Space's launch pad infrastructure at Cape Canaveral, handling everything from initial design through construction, activation, and operations. It suits engineers with thermal and fluid analysis experience who want hands-on involvement in building launch facilities for a new commercial rocket program.
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