Senior Structural Engineer – Telecommunications
Arlington Heights, Cook County, Illinois, 60004, USA
Listed on 2026-11-06
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Engineering
Structural Engineer, Telecoms Engineering, Civil Engineering
Senior Structural Engineer – Telecommunications (Remote)
Company: LCC Telecom
Location: Remote – United States (Nationwide)
Employment Type: Full-Time
Industry: Telecommunications / Structural Engineering
Experience Level: Senior
Compensation: Competitive compensation
About LCC TelecomLCC Telecom is a telecommunications engineering and infrastructure services company providing comprehensive Architecture & Engineering (A&E), site acquisition, permitting, and engineering design services to the wireless communications industry.
We work with telecommunications carriers, tower owners, and infrastructure developers to deliver engineering solutions that support the development, modification, and maintenance of wireless communications facilities.
As our engineering operations continue to expand, we are seeking an experienced Senior Structural Engineer to join our team in a fully remote position.
Position OverviewLCC Telecom is looking for a highly motivated, detail-oriented Senior Structural Engineer with significant experience in telecommunications structural analysis and design.
The ideal candidate will have a strong technical background in the evaluation, analysis, and modification of telecommunications structures, including monopoles, self-supporting towers, guyed towers, foundations, and associated equipment support structures.
This is a hands-on engineering position focused primarily on structural design, analysis, and technical problem-solving
, rather than personnel or departmental management.
The successful candidate will work independently and collaboratively with our engineering team to develop practical, accurate, and cost-effective structural solutions for telecommunications infrastructure projects throughout the United States.
Key Responsibilities- Perform structural analyses of existing and proposed telecommunications towers, including monopoles, guyed towers, and self-supporting structures.
- Evaluate existing structures for proposed antenna, transmission line, platform, and equipment loading.
- Analyze and design tower modifications, reinforcement systems, structural upgrades, and equipment support structures.
- Perform structural design and analysis of telecommunications foundations, including concrete piers, drilled shafts, and other foundation systems.
- Prepare detailed structural calculations, engineering reports, design documents, and construction drawings.
- Utilize tnx Tower, RISA-3D, Mathcad, and AutoCAD to complete structural engineering assignments.
- Review structural analysis reports and recommend practical reinforcement or modification solutions.
- Apply applicable ANSI/TIA-222, AISC, ACI, ASCE, IBC
, and other relevant engineering codes and standards. - Perform technical QA/QC reviews of structural calculations and engineering drawings.
- Coordinate with civil engineers, CAD designers, project managers, and other engineering disciplines.
- Review construction-related RFIs, field modifications, and engineering issues.
- Provide technical support during the design, permitting, and construction phases of telecommunications projects.
- Manage multiple engineering assignments while maintaining quality, accuracy, and project schedules.
- Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering from an accredited engineering program.
- Active Professional Engineer (PE) license in at least one U.S. state.
- NCEES Structural Examination Requirement: Successful completion of the NCEES PE Structural (SE) examination, formerly the 16-hour Structural examination, or an equivalent predecessor examination recognized by the applicable structural engineering licensing board.
- NCEES Examination Verification: Ability to provide official examination results or verification through NCEES or the appropriate…
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