Do you enjoy distilling loads, boundary conditions, and member behavior into clean calculations and clear drawings?
Are you comfortable moving from hand calcs to Revit models to keep design intent crisp and buildable?
Can you translate codes like AISC, ACI, ASCE 7, and IBC into practical, field-ready solutions?
What you’ll tackle
Analyze structures and components; verify strength, stiffness, and stability.
Compile calculation packages that document assumptions, methods, and results.
Create structural drawings in Revit or AutoCAD; develop 3D models in Revit.
Review contractor submittals for conformance with structural drawings/specs.
Answer RFIs promptly with clear, code-aligned responses.
Take on additional tasks assigned by the supervising engineer.
Core strengths we value
Team-first collaborator with strong written and verbal communication.
Highly organized; able to manage details across documents, models, and schedules.
Proficient with MS Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
Capable of hand analysis for basic structural systems and components.
Comfortable producing structural drawings and using CAD tools.
Nice-to-haves
Fluent in reading construction drawings, specifications, submittals, schedules, and sketches.
Experience designing/analyzing steel structures using AISC methods and codes.
Experience designing/analyzing reinforced concrete foundations/components using ACI codes.
Demonstrated AutoCAD production experience.
Education and experience profile
BS in Civil Engineering (structures focus) or BS in Mechanical Engineering (finite element focus).
4+ years of experience with a bachelor’s degree, or 2+ years with a master’s degree.
PE preferred; able to obtain PE within 6–9 months.
Proficiency checklist
Bachelor's Degree
Professional Engineer (PE) License
Project Management
CAD Software
Engineering Degree
CAD/CAM Software
FAQs
What does “familiar” mean? You’ve encountered the topic in formal coursework. What does “experienced” mean? You’ve applied the topic multiple times on professional design/analysis tasks.
Note: This description is not exhaustive; duties may evolve with specific projects, clients, or organizational needs.