Structural Engineer

Revive is scaling its ground-up development business, and structural engineering is critical to how fast, efficiently, and profitably we execute. With a growing pipeline of complex residential and multifamily projects across California, we need an in-house Structural Engineer who takes ownership from feasibility through construction, works shoulder to shoulder with architects, project managers, and builders, and makes smart engineering decisions that balance structural integrity, cost, and constructability.

This role isn't just about calculations and stamped drawings. It's about identifying problems before they become expensive, challenging conventional approaches, reducing unnecessary costs, and keeping projects moving. Your work will directly impact project feasibility, construction timelines, profitability, and our ability to scale. We're looking for someone who thinks like a builder, operates with urgency, and takes pride in turning complex designs into real projects.

• Own structural engineering across ground-up residential and applicable mixed-use projects, from initial feasibility through permitting and construction support.
• Develop structural designs, calculations, drawings, and construction documents for wood-frame, podium, concrete, and other applicable structural systems.
• Independently sign and stamp structural engineering work within your California licensure and professional authority.
• Work directly with our in-house architects, project managers, development team, and construction crews to drive projects forward.
• Participate early in massing, site planning, and feasibility studies to identify structural constraints, evaluate development potential, and ensure projects make financial sense before detailed design begins.
• Engineer for constructability and cost efficiency. Evaluate framing systems, foundations, materials, and structural approaches that reduce unnecessary cost and complexity without compromising safety or performance.
• Solve challenging engineering problems involving hillside construction, retaining walls, seismic requirements, subterranean parking, coastal conditions, and complex site constraints.
• Coordinate with architectural, civil, geotechnical, and other engineering disciplines to eliminate conflicts and prevent downstream construction issues.
• Own structural responses to plan check comments, RFIs, field conditions, and construction-related challenges.
• Work closely with construction teams to ensure designs translate into practical, executable building solutions.
• Manage multiple projects simultaneously, maintain momentum, and deliver accurate, complete work against committed timelines.
• Identify problems before they become delays. Communicate risks early, recommend solutions, and take responsibility for moving things forward.
• Help establish engineering standards, repeatable structural solutions, and efficient processes that allow our ground-up development division to scale.
• Challenge outdated practices, improve how we work, and continuously look for smarter, faster, and more cost-effective ways to execute.

• You're an owner, not an order taker. You take responsibility for outcomes, not just assigned tasks. You don't need someone following up with you to get things done. You see problems through to resolution.
• You're a builder at heart. You care about what happens beyond the drawings. You understand how engineering decisions affect budgets, schedules, constructability, and the people doing the work in the field.
• You're wicked smart and resourceful. You can break down complex structural problems, challenge assumptions, and develop practical solutions. You don't get stuck waiting for someone else to figure things out.
• You move with urgency. You know the…