Structural Engineer

Overview

Design and manage structural supports, foundations, and civil scopes for engineering projects.

Key Responsibilities

• civil design
• submittals
• site visits
• foundation design
• material requisition
• code review

Tasks

-Develop civil scopes based on one-line diagrams, electrical arrangement drawings and site drawings by working with electrical designers -Coordinate with electrical designers and other structural team members in order to complete any required submittals by the project schedule -Travel to project sites as required for walk-arounds, assist in any field construction issues, and review structural practices -Design sufficient support structures, systems and equipment adapters as required by electrical arrangement drawings -Use site information, calculated foundation loads and computer software (such as LPile), to design any required foundations (piers, slabs, etc.) required for a project -Make recommendations for improving structural designs, drawings or documents -Create material requisitions and work with steel fabricators to verify lead times and cost so that correct steel is ordered and delivered per the project schedule -Answer design and detail questions from electrical designers, fabricators and construction personnel -Work with project managers and designers to verify project schedules and ensure steel delivery is on time -Work under supervision of higher-level engineers -Review structural design drawings, fabricator detail drawings and other project documents to verify compliance with design theory, material specified and the appropriate structural codes and standards -Provide input to routine construction documents related to project schedules

Requirements

• bachelor's
• pe license
• 5+ years
• staad
• codes
• structural design

What You Bring

-Bachelor’s Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering from an accredited institution -Demonstrate ability to work with others in supplying information and seeking assistance as necessary -Master's Degree in Civil or Structural from an accredited institution will count towards years of experience -A PE License is highly desirable but not required. -Minimum of five years of experience doing structural engineering, analysis, and foundation work -Intermediate understanding of standards and codes such as AISC, ACI, IEEE, ANSI, NEC and NESC -Minimum of five years of experience scoping, estimating, and ordering materials for structural or civil projects -Intermediate ability to perform design calculations using structural loads (analysis by Allowable Stress Design (ASD) or Load and Resistance Factor Design (LRFD), and foundation design -Possess intermediate understanding of equipment, material, structures, connect design, bills of material and ordering procedure for structures -Strong written and verbal communication -Experience utilizing STAAD is desirable but not required -Minimum of five years of experience completing engineering projects from start to finish

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Benefits

-Employee Assistance Program -Short and long-term disability -Time Off/Leave (PTO, Vacation or Sick Leave) -Medical, dental & vision -Life Insurance (Voluntary Life & AD&D for the employee and dependents) -Critical Illness, Accident, and Hospital -Health Spending Account (HSA) -Transportation benefits -401(k) Retirement Plan – Pre-tax and Roth post-tax contributions available

About Actalent

-Born in July 2021 by merging Aerotek’s engineering & sciences arm with EASi, Actalent emerged as a focused engineering-and-science partner. -Backed by Allegis Group, it drives scale and speed to market via contract, managed, and technical services. -Headquartered in Maryland with global reach, it deploys specialized teams across North America, Europe, and APAC on Fortune 500 projects. -Typical engagements span EV design, vaccine development, lab services, clinical research, and infrastructure systems. -Expertise covers a wide spectrum: aerospace, defense, healthcare, manufacturing, software systems, environmental and civil engineering.

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