Hire Finite Element Analysis (FEA) Designers in United States

Experienced mechanical and piping engineer with over 25 years in offshore and onshore Oil & Gas projects. Skilled at developing optimized plant layouts, leading stress analysis teams, and managing pro... Read more

Experienced mechanical and piping engineer with over 25 years in offshore and onshore Oil & Gas projects. Skilled at developing optimized plant layouts, leading stress analysis teams, and managing projects up to $150 MMUSD. Deep expertise in piping design, flexibility analysis, equipment specifications and mechanical calculations (API 610, API 661, API 650, ASME Section VIII). Proficient in CAESAR II, AutoCAD Plant 3D, CADWorx, PV Elite and related tools. Recognized for delivering cost‑effective designs, coordinating multi‑disciplinary teams and ensuring compliance with codes and client standards. Based in Houston, Texas with professional working English. Skilled in performing finite element analysis (FEA) for piping components and equipment using CAESAR II and NozzlePro to assess stresses, fatigue, and structural integrity.

Aerospace engineer specializing in Mechanical engineering proficient in CAD, FEA, and simulations. Experience working with Autodesk Fusion 360 and SolidWorks

Aerospace engineer specializing in Mechanical engineering proficient in CAD, FEA, and simulations. Experience working with Autodesk Fusion 360 and SolidWorks

Lew Waldman has a BSME from Northwestern and an MS and PhD from UCSD. He has deep experience in both industry and academics as a mechanical and biomedical engineer, and he also likes design projects s... Read more

Lew Waldman has a BSME from Northwestern and an MS and PhD from UCSD. He has deep experience in both industry and academics as a mechanical and biomedical engineer, and he also likes design projects such as CAD including 3D modeling and accompanying technical drawing. Lew has consulted on medical device design and analysis for large companies and startups including Boston Scientific, Thoratec and St. Jude Medical, now Abbott. He has focused on cardiac and ocular devices but has also worked on the design of nuclear reactors.