Structural Engineer (Water)

Description:

• Planning and design for a variety of structures related to civil infrastructure such as storm drainage pump stations and culverts, various water conveyance facilities, below and above grade storage tanks, and earth retaining walls and systems in addition to commercial buildings such as steel and tilt-up offices and warehouses, wood-framed retail, and steel and masonry industrial along with, tenant improvements and more
• Serve primary and support role in technical designs, including interfacing with other support disciplines and services.
• Complete field review and site observations of existing structures and new project sites.
• Use and direct the use of computer-aided design and analysis software; lead or develop other computer-based processes to compile engineering data.
• Monitor and coordinate tasks and correspond with internal project team toward completion of projects, coordinate with clients and external project team.
• Assist with development of project proposals for new work.
• Collaborate on technical report writing.
• Assist with ongoing development and revision of engineering design and drafting standards.

Qualifications & Skills:

• 5+ years of experience, of which a minimum of 3 years in performing the essential duties listed above.
• P.E. License Required.
• Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering is required. A Master’s degree is a bonus.
• Experience using Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, Revit, Bluebeam, Enercalc, and 3D Finite Element Analysis and Design programs and other relevant visualization and modeling software.
• Ability to interpret geotechnical and hydraulic support data and to review technical reports.
• Ability to apply procedures and criteria to work independently for the desired outcome.
• Ability to communicate clearly in verbal, written, and visual form with team members, clients, and agencies.
• Collaborative and proactive approach to work and problem solving, often prioritizing time between multiple projects or tasks.