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Ryan - Mechanical Engineer-In-Training (EIT) at Moltex Clean Energy

Ryan, a renewable energy designer, collaborates on thermal mechanical designs and problem-solving.

His dedication to office work and innovation contributes to the company’s clean energy mission.

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my name is Ryan Brown I work with

mechanical engineering uh Department

here at molx energy my job at molx is

primarily the therm mechanical design

for nuclear reactor so my day-to-day is

just supporting the design of bar

reactor I can include calculations I can

include writing reports I can include

collaborating with my peers here what I

find rewarding is that when I come into

work every day I’m working on this big

project that I think legitimately has

possibility of helping humanity and

every day I come my work towards it the

people I work work with brilliant

individuals who have come to work on

this from all around the world it’s a

shared

passion I found myself quite often you

know busting out the textbooks doing

everything from hand calculations to

working in Excel to writing code to

simulation software so for me especially

science and math is super important so

if you’re passionate about problem

solving if you’re passionate about

designing this really is a spot where

you can come and help and work towards

this large shared

goal

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