Professional Engineer, Structural

Engineer the facilities that run America's railroads.

• Design new construction and develop repairs for existing rail-critical structures: maintenance facilities, fueling stations, bulk handling structures, administration buildings, and more
• Prepare design calculations, plan sets, specifications, and construction cost estimates as a technical expert on your projects
• Perform construction observation and inspection services to make sure your designs come to life the way you planned them
• Work alongside Graduate Engineers and senior registered engineers on designs, sharing your expertise while learning from theirs
• Develop and grow your project management skills over time, taking on more responsibility as you're ready

• Bachelor's degree in Civil or Structural Engineering
• PE license in at least one state (or the ability to get licensed within six months)
• 5-12 years of experience designing heavy industrial structural projects
• Experience working with regulatory agencies and navigating the permit process
• Proficiency in AutoCAD, RISA, and MS Office (Word, Excel, Outlook)
• Skilled in drafting and assembling plan sets, specifications, and construction cost estimates
• A track record of building and maintaining strong client relationships
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, including comfort with proposals, technical reports, and project team meetings
• Ability to travel up to 20% for project meetings, client visits, and site inspections, with occasional overnight trips
• Master's degree in Structural Engineering
• SE license
• Business development experience, including proposals and fee estimates
• Experience managing structural-specific or multi-discipline projects