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Structural Design Engineer

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all3Denver (CO)

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Structural Design Engineer Berlin, Germany · Building Systems Engineering ApplyAll3 is transforming how buildings are conceived, developed, and delivered. We combine AI-powered design with robotic prefabrication and on-site assembly to build custom architecture at the cost and speed of mass production, unlocking even the most complex sites. We're currently seeking a Structural Design Engineer to join our team, focused on owning the concept and development of our structural interfaces - from the initial idea through to production-ready drawings and validated calculation methodologies. You'll lead the process end to end, turning complex structural connections into clear, buildable, and well-documented solutions that integrate directly into our design system.
Responsibilities: Leading the conceptual development of structural interfaces, from initial idea to base drawings; Setting technical briefs for external contractors and managing iterations through to final, production-ready drawings; Coordinating input from external subcontractors on fire safety, acoustics, and engineering stakeholders, and integrating their comments into design; Coordinating input from internal stakeholders on manufacturing, software and construction and integrating their input into structural design interfaces; Developing and adapting calculation methodologies for All3's internal tools; Producing detailed technical documentation across multiple interface configurations, including corner and cruciform variants; Collaborating with architects to deliver highly detailed, readable construction drawings; Managing contractor relationships and driving process improvements, such as consolidating vendors and unifying deliverable formats.
Requirements: Strong technical expertise in structural engineering of timber, hybrid or prefabricated building systems, with hands-on experience in timber and timber-based construction; Proven experience with prefabricated building systems; Deep understanding of German building regulations, Eurocodes, fire safety and acoustic requirements; Basic understanding of acoustic performance, thermal and moisture aspects, as well as processes in production and on-site; Demonstrated ability to manage external contractors and lead development processes, not only engineering tasks; Experience applying DfMA principles and parametric design workflows (Grasshopper, Rhino or similar) to structural development.
Conditions: Chance to be a part of a large-scale project; Team driven by impactful cause; Remote format of work; Language courses; Flexible working schedule;28 days of annual leave;5 wellness days per year.

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