Full-Time
Heat Exchanger Engineer
Confirmed live in the last 24 hours
Last Energy
51-200 employees
Develops small nuclear power plants and services
Industrial & Manufacturing
Energy
Compensation Overview
$110k - $180kAnnually
Senior
Washington, DC, USA
Position requires onsite presence in Washington, DC.
Category
Design Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Required Skills
PTC Creo
SolidWorks
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or related engineering field
- A minimum of five (5) years of experience in engineering pressure vessels in power or oil & gas markets
- Expertise in SolidWorks, PTC Creo (Pro/Engineer), or other 3D modeling software
- Experience with Finite Element Analysis (ANSYS, SolidWorks Simulation or Autodesk Inventor Nastran) and Computational Fluid Dynamics (ANSYS Fluent)
- Advanced knowledge of mechanical calculations and design programs: PV Elite, Compress, HTRI or other industry-recognized design software
- Experience with Structural and Thermal simulations
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to work in cross-functional teams
- Creative thinking and a passion for innovation in thermal design
- Design Engineering in a fabricated metal product manufacturing environment is a plus
- Shop floor interface experience is a plus
Responsibilities
- Lead collaboration with external partners and equipment suppliers to oversee the design and integration of specialized heat exchangers
- Conduct and maintain internal analyses and models in alignment with process team for the detailed design of heat exchangers
- Provide expertise to identify materials, fabrication methods, key cost drivers, configuration needs, and value engineering opportunities specific to Last Energy’s heat transfer requirements (with an eye to long-term improvements)
- Manage prototype projects from initial concept to final product shipment
- Perform thermal and mechanical design of new heat transfer products
- Prepare cost estimates, project, and test plans, and supervise testing of new products
- Perform mechanical and structural calculations, prepare design details, perform relevant code calculations, prepare performance curves, and complete all required analyses for heat exchangers per HEI, ASME, TEMA, PED, and any other US and international standards, as necessary, using in-house proprietary software and commercial programs, and prepare any manual calculations for unconventional applications
- Complete mechanical design and required mechanical analysis, and support discussions on quality assurance requirements and construction materials with external parties
- Review fabrication drawings for conformity to specifications and applicable codes and standards
- Perform onsite equipment inspections and create reports documenting findings
Last Energy focuses on small nuclear power plants, providing services for the entire lifecycle of mini water-cooled reactors. Their reactors can generate both heat and electricity, making them suitable for various industrial applications while supporting sustainability goals. By leveraging proven nuclear technology and emphasizing standardization, Last Energy aims to make nuclear power scalable and quickly deployable. The company offers comprehensive services from planning to maintenance, ensuring a seamless process for clients in markets committed to clean technology.
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$62.3M
Headquarters
Washington, District of Columbia
Founded
2020
Growth & Insights
Headcount
6 month growth
↑ 13%1 year growth
↑ 50%2 year growth
↑ 93%
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Partnerships with established companies like DB Energy and Enea SA enhance Last Energy's credibility and market reach.
- The focus on small nuclear reactors aligns with global sustainability goals, potentially leading to increased demand and market expansion.
- Their innovative approach to standardization and system simplification could result in cost reductions and faster deployment, making nuclear power more accessible.
What critics are saying
- Public perception and regulatory hurdles surrounding nuclear power could slow down project approvals and deployments.
- Dependence on partnerships for infrastructure development may pose risks if collaborations face challenges or dissolve.
What makes Last Energy unique
- Last Energy leverages proven nuclear technology to offer scalable and rapidly deployable small nuclear reactors, unlike competitors who may focus on unproven or experimental technologies.
- Their comprehensive end-to-end service model ensures seamless project execution from planning to maintenance, providing a one-stop solution for clients.
- The ability to produce both heat and electricity from their reactors makes them versatile for various industrial applications, setting them apart from other clean energy providers.
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