Top Structural Engineer Jobs

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.

The Structural Engineer will design and plan maritime projects, prepare engineering calculations, develop technical specifications, and guide entry-level engineers with minimal supervision.

The Project Engineer will design and analyze various building projects, prepare specifications, conduct site investigations, manage project teams, and mentor junior staff.

The Rail + Transit Structural Engineer will design transportation facilities, conduct structural analysis, collaborate with teams, and manage projects, ensuring compliance and safety standards are met.

The Senior Project Structural Engineer will design and analyze building structures, manage projects, mentor staff, and ensure client satisfaction.

Support the structural engineering group by providing design and technical expertise for industrial sites. Responsibilities include structural analysis, inspection, developing plans, writing reports, and conducting fieldwork.

As a Structural Analyst, you'll support space hardware programs, perform stress analysis, develop computational models, and validate designs through testing.

Perform high-fidelity structural and thermal analyses for solid rocket motor components, supporting design, validation, and manufacturing teams.

As an Entry-Level Structural Engineer, you'll assist in analysis and design tasks, ensuring compliance with codes, participating in QA/QC, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.

As a Structural Designer, you will design and analyze structural elements, create detailed drawings, and engage in hands-on project experiences while learning from industry experts.

Join Holmes US as an Entry Level Structural Engineer to design and analyze structural elements, create detailed drawings, and gain hands-on experience on diverse projects while learning from industry experts.

As a Structural Designer, you'll design and analyze structural elements, create detailed drawings, visit project sites, and learn from industry experts.

Join Holmes US as an Entry Level Structural Designer. Design and analyze structural elements, create drawings, and gain hands-on experience on various projects while learning from experts.

The Structural Engineer will manage structural analyses, prepare reports and drawings, perform safety inspections, and lead risk analyses for dam projects.

The Structural Engineer will design hydraulic structures, perform calculations, develop technical specifications, and coordinate with other engineering disciplines while conducting site assessments.

The Structural Engineer will support the design of hydraulic structures and water treatment facilities, coordinate engineering disciplines, and ensure compliance with standards.

The Structural Engineer Intern will assist with engineering tasks under a mentor, focusing on designs and calculations for various structural materials, while also performing construction-related administration duties.

The Senior Structural Analysis Engineer will enhance analysis processes, develop analysis tools, and integrate data handling in complex aerospace projects, focusing on structural analysis and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Collaborate on structural components for rockets, conducting analyses and developing techniques for 3D-printed vehicles while guiding engineers and validating testing.

As a Structural Analysis Engineer, you'll analyze and design missile structures using finite element methods, perform coupled aero-structural analysis, and support flight certifications. You'll utilize first principles for decision-making and communicate technical results effectively across teams.

The Structural Engineer Level I performs basic engineering tasks for electrical projects, working under supervision to ensure safety and durability.

The Structural Engineer will evaluate existing industrial structures, develop models, perform calculations, and create rehabilitation plans while providing technical support during construction.

Conduct evaluations of industrial structures, analyze data, develop engineering models, and create rehabilitation or replacement plans in steel and concrete.