Forensic Structural Engineer
Listed on 2026-07-08
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Engineering
Civil Engineering, Structural Engineer
Position: Forensic Structural Engineer
Location: Houston, Texas
Position Type: Full-Time
Are you looking for a rewarding position that allows you to challenge yourself and forward your career? As a Forensic Structural Engineer at Apollo BBC you’ll be responsible for managing projects and working with a team to investigate building problems, produce recommendations for repair, and potentially provide litigation support services.
You’ll have the opportunity to provide forensic building consulting services for exciting, interesting projects and receive the necessary training to enhance your skills.
Apollo BBC focuses on a diverse set of problems with commercial buildings. This position will involve several discipline sets including structures, wall assemblies, curtain walls, and roof assemblies, but would focus on building enclosure systems associated with failures and high performance buildings.
The successful candidate possesses a Bachelor of Science in Civil or Structural Engineering, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, the ability to work effectively within a team, the ability to work independently under general guidance and direction, a desire for continually increasing challenges, and an aptitude to manage projects and technical support staff.
Responsibilities- Conduct regular visits to building construction sites
- Complete written reports detailing issues found in an accurate and timely manner
- Manage multiple projects competently and professionally
- Project related travel is required
- Masters of Science in Architectural, Civil, or Structural Engineering
- Professional licensure and accreditation preferred
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Strong organizational skills
- Dependable and able to work without close supervision
- Detail oriented with an ability to multi task
- Prior to employment a background check and screening will be required.
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