Structural Engineer - Buildings
gpacFargo (ND)
Structural Engineer - Buildings
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gpacFargo (ND)
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About the role
Structural Engineer I am partnered with a multifaceted engineering firm that is seeking a Structural Engineer to join their growing team. My client provides a variety of unique and diverse projects. They provide stability, growth opportunities, excellent pay, bonuses and work-life balance. Please submit your resume for immediate consideration. All potential candidates must be local to the Fargo, ND area and/or have direct ties to the state of North Dakota if relocation is required.
Responsibilities:
- Oversee the development of construction documents, including drawings and specifications, ensuring adherence to sound structural engineering principles
- Coordinate work with internal and external disciplines, providing technical support, and direction as needed
- Support the business development through proposal input, internal collaboration and creative problem solving
- Create and manage project plans and schedules
- Carry project through completion
Requirements:
- B.S. Engineering/Structural or related fieldPE preferred / EIT required / SE Preferred 4+ years of experience in the structural design of building projects
- Familiarity with RISA, Revit, Bluebeam, and Microsoft products are a must
- Professional experience understanding seismic, retrofits, and blast processes desired
- Experience with Government, Educational, Multi-family and Medical Facilities preferred
- Strong communication and influencing skills
This role requires clear communication and management of expectations both internally and externally. The successful candidate will likely quickly rise within the Structural Engineering division.
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