7 materials engineer jobs at 5 companies in Ucon, ID
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Nuclear Fuel Development Engineer
Idaho Falls or Idaho
OnsiteFull Time
Standard Nuclear: Produces advanced nuclear fuel for next-generation reactors.
Early-career engineer to support fuel development, process experiments, materials handling, testing, data analysis, and documentation in a regulated nuclear fuel fabrication environment.
Structural Field Engineer - Infrastructure/Transportation (San Diego, CA, US)
San Diego or Santa Fe Springs or Los Angeles or Honolulu or Idaho Falls or Westlake or Medford or Gresham or Tucson or Phoenix
$90k-$110k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Kiewit: Provides large-scale construction and engineering services for diverse infrastructure.
2+ YOEBachelor's in engineering or equivalent; 2+ years construction experience; CPM scheduling, material control, estimating; leadership and strong communication.
CPM scheduling, Estimating, Microsoft Excel, AutoCAD
Idaho National Laboratory: Conducts nuclear energy research and national security operations.
2+ YOEABET-accredited BS in Mechanical/Materials/Nuclear or related engineering, ability to obtain DOE L clearance (US citizenship required), 2+ years experience (level dependent), PI and lab skills, safety and quality adherence.
Curtiss-WrightNYSE: CW: Engineers and manufactures critical components for aerospace and defense.
6+ YOE1+ Mgmt6+ years design experience, 1+ year supervising, proficiency with 2D/3D CAD/CAM, engineering technology education or equivalent, knowledge of materials and DFM, developing drafting standards preferred.
Kiewit: Provides large-scale construction and engineering services for diverse infrastructure.
5+ YOEProcure materials, negotiate contracts, and manage supplier performance for construction projects; travel between Idaho locations; 5+ years in engineering/construction procurement preferred.
OkloNYSE: OKLO: Developing advanced fast fission nuclear power plants.
5+ YOEBachelors in chemistry/radiochemistry/nuclear engineering/health physics, 5+ years radiochemistry or radioactive material handling experience, knowledge of radiological controls and regulatory frameworks, strong technical writing and problem-solving skills.
Idaho National Laboratory: Conducts nuclear energy research and national security operations.
Must be a full-time undergraduate, masters, or PhD student in geology, earth science, materials science, chemical or metallurgical engineering (3.0+ GPA). U.S. work authorization (including CPT/OPT) required. Resume, transcripts, and class schedule required.