Top Structural Engineer Jobs

The Structural Engineer will manage and oversee structural design projects, mentor junior engineers, ensure code compliance, and lead QA/QC efforts, among other responsibilities.

Lead structural dynamics analysis for spacecraft and missile systems, performing simulations and validations, while collaborating with engineering teams.

The role involves leading structural dynamics analysis for aerospace systems, conducting simulations and tests, and collaborating with engineering teams to ensure integrity under dynamic conditions.

The Project Structural Engineer conducts design, analysis, and coordinates projects under supervision. They manage small to medium tasks and report on structural designs while collaborating with other engineers.

The Entry-Level Structural Engineer will assist in structural analysis, design, and documentation, collaborate with senior engineers, and support project execution.

Lead evaluations of existing industrial structures, analyze failures, develop rehabilitation plans, and provide technical support for construction projects.

Lead field evaluations of industrial structures, conduct data analysis, develop engineering models, and create rehabilitation plans and specifications.

This role involves civil and structural engineering for transmission and distribution projects, including design and analysis of various electrical infrastructure.

As a Structural Engineer-in-Training, you will assist in structural design and analysis, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and contribute to project documentation.

Design and innovate building structures, work with various materials, mentor junior engineers, and contribute to sustainable designs.

The entry-level structural engineer will perform bridge inspections, load rating analysis, and develop reports and recommendations for bridge repair.

The Structural Engineer will design transportation bridge projects in New Jersey, providing technical guidance, conducting quality control, and developing cost estimates while ensuring timely project delivery.

The Tunnel Geo-structural Engineer will interpret geotechnical data, design earth retention systems, and prepare drawings for underground structures.

The Structural Engineer will lead design for substations, perform engineering calculations, coordinate with teams, prepare specifications, and contribute to business development.

The Tunnel Geo-structural Engineer interprets geotechnical data, designs earth retention systems and underground structures, and prepares detailed drawings and specifications for construction.

The Tunnel Geo-structural Engineer will interpret geotechnical data, model ground-structure interactions, design retention systems, and prepare drawings for structures.

The role involves analyzing geotechnical data, designing earth retention systems and underground structures, and creating detailed drawings and specifications for construction.

The Tunnel Geo-structural Engineer will interpret geotechnical data, design earth retention systems, and prepare specifications and drawings for underground structures.

The Mechanical Structural Engineer will perform analytical calculations, evaluate the lifespan of components, and utilize engineering software to model crane structures and develop optimization strategies for mechanical designs.

Perform structural and mechanical calculations for cranes, evaluate fatigue life, optimize designs, and build 3D models using analytical tools.

The Senior Structural Engineer will provide expertise in dam, hydropower, and flood control structures, managing projects, client relationships, and conducting site inspections.

Lead evaluations of industrial structures, conduct calculations, develop rehabilitation plans, and provide technical support during construction.

Join KPFF as a Structural Engineer to assist in designs, prepare calculations, conduct site assessments, and collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams.

The Structural Engineer will lead structural design efforts, perform analysis, prepare documentation, conduct site assessments, and mentor junior engineers while ensuring compliance with standards.

The Entry-Level Structural Engineer will assist in structural analysis, design, documentation, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams under the guidance of experienced engineers.