Structural PE

Description

• Technical Production: Take the lead on day-to-day engineering and production work. You will be responsible for the "heavy lifting," ensuring designs are accurate, efficient, and buildable.
• Project Ownership: Act as a "right hand" to the Principals, carving off significant sections of large-scale projects or managing smaller projects independently from initial concept through completion.
• Coordination: Serve as the primary point of contact for your "chunk" of the project, coordinating with architects, MEP consultants, and contractors to ensure seamless integration.
• Structural Modeling & QC: Utilize RAM Structural System to model complex buildings. You won't just hit "run"—you’ll be expected to verify outputs, perform "smell tests" on results, and ensure the engineering logic is sound.
• Material Versatility: Execute designs across multiple material types, with a primary focus on Steel and Reinforced Concrete structures.

Requirements

• Project Management Mindset: While this is a production-heavy role, you should have the organizational skills to manage schedules, milestones, and client needs for the pieces of the projects you own.
• Master of Science degree in Civil, Structural, or Architectural Engineering
• Licensed engineer in the state of Tennessee or have the ability to get licensed there immediately.
• Concrete & Steel Mastery: Solid experience designing and detailing both structural steel and reinforced concrete systems.
• RAM Structural System Expert: Deep experience with RAM is required. You must have the technical intuition to recognize when the software output doesn't align with engineering reality.
• Proven Building Experience: We need a "plug-and-play" engineer. You should have a strong background in building design and be ready to hit the ground running without significant training on structural fundamentals.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance