Autopipe Jobs

This full-time Piping Engineer role supports the DOE's Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, within a hybrid work arrangement. The position focuses on providing design engineering support for facility modifications in nuclear-regulated environments. Key responsibilities include generating design documentation such as drawings and calculations, performing pipe stress analysis, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure compliance with ASME B31.1 and B31.3 standards. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to critical national security missions while working in a collaborative culture that values effective partnerships and community involvement. The position requires field walk-downs and offers the opportunity to work with a diverse, multi-disciplinary team dedicated to solving complex engineering challenges.

The Lead Piping Analysis Engineer role operates within the Mechanical Analysis team at GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy, focusing on reactor system evaluations to ensure regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include defining and analyzing piping and pipe supports against industry standards, providing technical leadership and mentorship to junior engineers, and representing the organization at industry forums. The position involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to resolve complex technical issues and delivering high-quality engineering reports. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a challenging career in the nuclear sector with a focus on professional development and a collaborative culture. The role is primarily remote eligible for US-based candidates, offering flexibility while maintaining strong connections to the Wilmington, NC headquarters.

This Stress Engineer role supports the Manager of Stress & Structural Engineering at Babcock Power, focusing on sustainable energy solutions. The position involves designing and analyzing complex structures including piping, ductwork, pressure parts, and steel frames while generating load diagrams and 3D analysis models. Key responsibilities include ensuring structural integrity, reviewing vendor deliverables for code compliance, and coordinating with internal teams and external consultants. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to the global demand for clean energy within a values-driven culture. Candidates will utilize specialized software like STAAD.Pro and Navisworks to manage multiple projects simultaneously. The position requires occasional domestic and international travel and offers a collaborative environment for professional growth.

This contract role serves as a Senior Endpoint Management Engineer within the IT infrastructure team in Plano, Texas. The position focuses on leading the architecture and management of Windows 10 and 11 environments using SCCM and Microsoft Intune. Key responsibilities include designing Group Policy baselines, automating operating system deployments via task sequences and Autopilot, managing patch compliance, and developing PowerShell scripts to streamline vulnerability remediation and software delivery. The role appeals to candidates seeking a technical leadership opportunity where they can drive process improvements and collaborate with service desk teams. The position requires on-site presence and offers the chance to work with modern endpoint technologies while building a robust security posture.

The Pathology Technician Assistant role supports the pathology department under the supervision of the Chief of Pathology and laboratory directors. Key responsibilities include receiving, verifying, and logging surgical and autopsy specimens, preparing tissue sections, and assisting pathologists during gross examinations. The position also involves maintaining wet tissue storage, handling hazardous waste disposal in compliance with regulations, and performing clerical duties such as filing and report distribution. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative Labor/Management Partnership environment with a focus on patient care and safety. The role requires strong organizational skills and the ability to work efficiently under time constraints within a clinical laboratory setting.

This Pathology Technician Assistant role supports the pathology department under the supervision of the Chief of Pathology and grossing pathologists. Key responsibilities include receiving, verifying, and logging surgical and autopsy specimens, preparing tissue sections, assisting with gross examinations, and managing hazardous waste disposal in compliance with safety regulations. The position also involves maintaining specimen storage, handling clerical tasks, and ensuring accurate documentation. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment within a Labor/Management Partnership, offering opportunities to work with diverse medical teams and contribute to critical diagnostic processes. The position is based on-site within the laboratory and morgue facilities.

This senior-level role within the pathology department supports the Chief of Pathology and Laboratory Director by managing the receipt, preparation, and examination of surgical and autopsy specimens. Key responsibilities include verifying specimen identification, assisting pathologists with gross dissection and tissue cutting, maintaining wet tissue storage, and supervising junior technical assistants. The position requires handling hazardous materials safely and utilizing laboratory computer systems for accurate documentation. The role is appealing for its opportunity to lead staff, perform complex technical procedures, and contribute to critical diagnostic workflows in a collaborative environment.

This full-time Pathologist role at Essentia Health in Fargo, North Dakota, offers a 0.8 to 1.0 FTE position within a collaborative team of four pathologists and two pathology assistants. The position involves managing anatomic and clinical pathology duties, including gross dissections and frozen sections, while sharing on-call coverage equally among the team. The role is ideal for board-eligible or board-certified physicians interested in a supportive environment with dedicated staff and modern laboratory systems. The position is appealing due to the opportunity to work in a growing referral practice without autopsy responsibilities, alongside access to professional development resources and flexible scheduling. Located in a vibrant regional hub, the job offers a balanced lifestyle with a strong community focus and comprehensive employee benefits.

The Hospital Mortician role within the Department of Pathology supports decedent affairs and postmortem examinations at a comprehensive health sciences center. Key responsibilities include coordinating with families to arrange the transition of the deceased, assisting pathologists with autopsy procedures, and managing the storage and disposition of specimens for educational purposes. The position also involves maintaining laboratory equipment and ensuring compliance with all regulatory standards. This full-time, on-site opportunity offers a chance to contribute to a respected academic medical environment with a focus on compassionate care and educational excellence. The schedule includes rotating weekends and varied shifts between Monday and Friday.