Top Structural Engineer Jobs

The Entry-Level Structural Engineer prepares bridge designs, technical sketches and assists with inspections under supervision, while coordinating with other engineering disciplines.

Lead engineering for substation and transmission projects, including design and analysis of structures, while mentoring junior engineers.

Lead civil/structural engineering on substation and transmission projects, ensuring compliance, design integrity, and mentorship of junior engineers.

Lead engineering for substations and transmission projects, design structures, mentor engineers, and ensure quality control of projects.

Lead and manage engineering projects focused on structural design for substation and transmission/distribution, mentoring team and ensuring quality control.

Assist in preparing structural designs and drawings for various building types, perform field reviews during construction, and contribute to project teams.

Lead the Rail + Transit structural practice, overseeing design efforts and mentoring a team of engineers. Ensure quality and technical excellence in projects.

The Propulsion Structural Engineer will develop propulsion system components, conduct analyses, validate designs, and collaborate with teams to optimize product performance and certifiability.

As a Substation Structural Engineer, you will design, document, and coordinate substation projects while collaborating with senior engineers and mentoring junior staff.

The Senior Structural Engineer will lead the structural design of bridges, coordinating with project managers and teams, ensuring quality control and compliance with design standards, and mentoring junior staff.

Join as an Entry-Level Structural Engineer to assist in analysis, design, documentation, and site visits under senior engineers. Work on diverse projects, enhancing skills in structural systems.

Assist in the design and analysis of structural systems, prepare documentation, and support senior engineers on projects. Participate in site visits and collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams.

The Structural Engineer will lead the design and analysis of rail and transit structures, ensuring compliance with industry standards and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

The Structural Engineer III will support various projects, focusing on seismic design, and will mentor junior engineers while managing smaller assignments independently.

The Structural Engineer II will support various projects focusing on seismic design, perform structural analysis, manage small projects, and collaborate with senior engineers.

The Structural Engineer III will design various structures, perform seismic and advanced analytical evaluations, coordinate with teams, and mentor junior engineers.

The Structural Engineer II will develop design skills, focus on seismic design and analysis, manage small projects, and support senior engineers on large projects. Responsibilities include calculations, drawings, reports, and construction administration.

The Structural Engineer will lead bridge and transportation structure designs, manage technical aspects, mentor junior staff, and ensure project quality.

The Structural Engineer will lead and manage structural design projects, conduct field investigations, provide construction administration support, mentor junior staff, and ensure quality control of engineering documents.

The Structural Engineer will characterize WMD facilities by integrating intelligence and engineering principles, guiding engineering processes, and ensuring clear communication with all stakeholders.

The Structural Engineer designs and prepares documents, collaborates with teams, solves complex problems, and ensures code compliance. They also mentor junior engineers and support project leadership.

Lead evaluations of industrial structures, analyze data, develop calculations/models, design rehabilitation plans, support construction, and interface with clients.

Conduct evaluations of industrial structures, develop models and calculations, and design plans for rehabilitation or replacement of structures.

As a Structural Engineer-in-Training, you will assist in the design of civil infrastructure projects, collaborating with teams to ensure structural integrity and compliance with standards while performing calculations and design reviews.

The Structural Engineer II is responsible for maritime project design and planning, structural calculations, and providing guidance to entry level engineers, with occasional site visits.