Structural Engineer; ASCE Grade IV to VI

ROLE DESCRIPTION

The Engineer works on a diverse range of structural engineering projects involving both new and existing buildings. Responsibilities include structural analysis and design, field investigations, condition assessments, construction-phase support, preparation of construction documents, and technical report development. This role is ideal for motivated engineers seeking exposure to a wide variety of project types, structural systems, materials, and real-world engineering challenges within a growing and collaborative team.

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering.
• Master's degree with a structural engineering focus preferred.
• 4+ years of structural engineering experience; responsibilities and compensation will be commensurate with experience.

• Perform structural analysis and design for new and existing building projects.
• Conduct field investigations, condition assessments, and construction observations.
• Engage with clients, contractors, architects, and project stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle.
• Contribute to project planning, scheduling, and budgeting, with increasing responsibility as experience grows.
• Develop design recommendations and technical solutions for structural systems and repairs.
• Prepare construction documents, including Revit models, drawings, details, calculation packages, and technical reports.
• Build and maintain effective working relationships with clients, project partners, and internal team members.
• Support construction-phase services through site observations and coordination with the project team.
• Participate in ongoing professional development and continuing education.

• Experience designing and evaluating a variety of structural systems and materials.
• Experience with structural analysis software, including finite element analysis (FEA) programs.
• Proficiency with Revit.
• Strong understanding of building codes, industry standards, and construction practices.
• Detail-oriented with strong investigative, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
• Effective written and verbal communication skills.
• Self-motivated, accountable, and able to manage tasks and time efficiently.
• Works well with others and contributes positively to team growth.
• Ability to perform field work, including site visits and condition assessments, often requiring walking, climbing, bending, and similar physical activity.

• $100,000–$150,000 annual salary, commensurate with experience, plus a competitive benefits package including health insurance, retirement plan with company matching, and professional development support.