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Structural Project Engineer (Sports Engineer)

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conrad consultingBethesda (MD)

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Structural Engineer (EIT) | North Bethesda, MD | 1–3 Years Experience Structural Engineering | EIT | Building Design | Revit | Hybrid | PE Career Track We’re partnered with a highly respected structural engineering firm in the North Bethesda area looking to add an early-career Structural Engineer to its growing team. This is a hybrid opportunity offering hands-on building design experience, strong technical mentorship, and a clear path toward greater project responsibility and PE licensure. Performing structural analysis and calculations Supporting design of steel, concrete, masonry, and cold-formed steel structures Preparing structural drawings, details, and construction documents Working with Revit and BIM throughout project delivery Supporting projects from design through construction 1–3 years of structural engineering experience ~ Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering ~ Building design experience preferred ~ Knowledge of steel, concrete, masonry, seismic, and wind design ~ Experience with Revit and structural analysis software ~ Familiarity with RISA, RAM, ETABS, SAP, or similar programs ~ Hybrid work flexibility Hands-on mentorship from experienced Structural Engineers Diverse building design experience Increasing technical and project responsibility If you’re an EIT Structural Engineer looking to strengthen your building design experience, work toward your PE, and grow within an established structural engineering team in North Bethesda, this is an opportunity worth exploring.

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