Structural Engineer – Intern/Junior Level
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bsa servicesManhattan (NY)
Civil EngineersEngineering Services
SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$70k - $90k
About the role
Structural Engineer – Intern/Junior LevelSalary: $70k - $90k/DOE + BenefitsLocation: Manhattan, NY | On-SiteJob Type: Full-Time | Direct HireAbout the Opportunity:Our client is seeking a motivated Junior/Intern Structural Engineer to join their team in Manhattan, NY. This is an excellent opportunity for an early-career engineer to gain hands-on experience working on structural engineering projects while developing their technical skills alongside experienced professionals.The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor’s degree in Structural Engineering, familiarity with ETABS, and experience or academic exposure to concrete structural design. A Master’s degree in Structural Engineering is preferred.Qualifications:Bachelor’s degree in Structural Engineering required.Master’s degree in Structural Engineering preferred.Internship, academic, or professional experience in structural engineering is a plus.Experience with ETABS is required.Knowledge of reinforced concrete design and analysis.Familiarity with structural engineering principles, building codes, and design standards.Strong analytical, mathematical, and problem-solving skills.Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.Ability to work on-site in Manhattan, NY.Available to start immediately or with minimal notice.Candidates who are local to Manhattan, NY will be highly preferred.OPT candidates are welcome to apply, particularly those who have recently completed a Master’s degree in Structural Engineering.You may also send your updated resume directly to mujtaba@bsaservicecorp.com for immediate consideration.
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