The Thermofluids Engineer will develop thermal systems components for power plants, performing in-depth analyses of heat transfer in turbulent flows using computational simulation tools. Responsibilities include modeling fluid behaviors, conducting validation of numerical models, and collaborating on design requirements while applying engineering solutions across the plant.

The Project Engineer at Last Energy will contribute to the development of a micro-modular nuclear plant, taking on various roles in project management and design engineering while collaborating with a growing engineering team. The role requires strong communication skills, adaptability, and a commitment to learning and creativity.

The Project Development Manager will oversee the development of Micro Modular Reactor projects, including land acquisition, grid application management, and stakeholder engagement. Responsibilities involve creating project plans, managing budgets, prioritizing tasks, and ensuring compliance with regulations while working with cross-functional teams.

The Senior Systems Engineer will lead the integration of power plant systems, ensuring coordination between electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering disciplines. They will own product requirements, partner with engineering teams, drive system design, gather requirements, identify risks, and propose enhancements to improve processes.

The Junior Simulation Engineer will utilize simulation software to model nuclear power plant operations, collaborate with senior engineers to analyze results, assist in reports and presentations, and keep updated with industry trends and simulation advancements.

The Heat Exchanger Engineer will lead design and integration of heat exchangers, manage prototype projects, perform thermal and mechanical design, conduct analyses, and ensure compliance with standards while collaborating with partners and suppliers.