Structural Engineer
$90,000 – $135,000
ApplyStructural Engineer
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$90,000 – $135,000
About the role
- We feel the following qualifications would set you up for success in this role: Technical Skills
- Proficiency with Revit (required)
- Experience with AutoCAD (desirable)
- Experience with Micro
- Station (a plus)
- Proficiency with MS Office Suite (required)
- Experience with structural design software such as RISA (required)
- Soft Skills
- Ability to communicate complex technical concepts to engineers, clients, and stakeholders
- Strong relationship‐building skills with internal and external clients
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively to solve problems and learn new skills
- Interest in a variety of assignments and continuous professional development
- Education & Experience5–15 years of structural engineering experience (desirable)PE license (desirable)SE license or ability to obtain one (required)
- Master's degree in Structural Engineering (desirable)
- Working at Hanson
- Ability to collaborate remotely with colleagues across offices
- Willingness to accept periodic out‐of‐town travel assignments
- Willingness and ability to work overtime to meet project deadlines
- Our focus on people means we offer a generous benefits program to help you create a solid foundation for health and security throughout your career, including: Competitive compensation
- Performance bonuses 401(k) with matching contribution
- Employee Stock Ownership Plan
- Comprehensive health & well-being plans
- Financial wellness plans
- Work-life balance programs
- Want to know more? Visit our benefits page for all the details.
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