Structural Engineer

JOB SUMMARY

Conducts forensic structural engineering assessments of existing buildings and infrastructure to evaluate their current condition. Assess structural systems and components in accordance with ASTM E2018-15 guidelines and assign condition ratings based on observed performance and integrity. Perform detailed engineering reviews using the latest edition of the Florida Building Code and applicable design standards to ensure compliance and safety. Provide recommendations for structural modifications, repairs, or rehabilitations aimed at extending asset life, enhancing reliability and durability, and optimizing operational performance.

Mentor facilities management team members to build their understanding of structural systems and promote best practices in asset preservation. All engineering work must adhere to established industry standards, principles, and methodologies to ensure accuracy, safety, and quality.

• Perform structural evaluations and engineering analyses to support the modification, rehabilitation, and repair of buildings and infrastructure across Universal Orlando Resort (UOR). Deliver immediate on‑site assessments to identify, document, and address structural conditions, ensuring timely corrective actions that enhance operational performance.
• Offer high‑level design and engineering support for construction and maintenance activities across all UOR facilities, including ride buildings, parking structures, and infrastructure systems.
• Plan and execute independent engineering tasks requiring sound judgment in the selection of materials, vendors, and the application of engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria.
• Devise creative approaches to complex engineering challenges. Prepare and revise technical documentation including drawings, specifications, calculations, charts, and graphs. Ensure all work complies with applicable codes and industry standards.
• Supervise the monitoring of existing buildings and infrastructure. Manage teams responsible for overseeing new construction projects within the resort, ensuring alignment with engineering best practices and regulatory requirements.
• Understand and actively participate in Environmental, Health & Safety responsibilities by following established UO policy, procedures, training, and team member involvement activities.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Bachelor’s degree (ABET Accredited) in Civil, Mechanical, or Industrial Engineering, with a focus on Utility, Facility or Asset Management specialty, or related field (Required).
• Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Florida (Required).

• 5+ years of extensive background in structural and civil engineering, with hands‑on experience in materials and systems such as masonry, structural steel, reinforced and post‑tensioned concrete, timber, and light‑gauge metal framing (Required).
• 5+ years of demonstrated experience in an engineering environment, with a primary focus on the re‑engineering of dynamically complex structures commonly found in theme park or amusement park construction (Preferred).

Your talent, skills and experience will be rewarded with a competitive compensation package.

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