Structural Engineer (R&D)
$98,000 - $160,000
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SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$98,000 - $160,000
About the role
- Develop innovative wood-based building solutions using structural analysis, engineering principles, and mechanical testing
- Apply building codes and design standards (IBC, IRC, NDS, ASCE) to evaluate code compliance and inform product development pathways
- Design, plan, and oversee structural testing programs including test configuration, execution, data analysis, and technical reporting
- Collaborate with cross-functional engineering and wood science teams to advance products from concept development through pilot evaluation and commercialization
- Support product enhancements and identify development pathways for new products in support of market objectivesESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor's degree in Civil, Structural, or related Engineering discipline
- Professional Engineer (PE) license required
- 5+ years of professional engineering experience with strong knowledge of North American building codes (IBC, IRC, NDS) and structural design principles
- Experience with wood design, engineered wood products, or building materials; demonstrated expertise in structural analysis and technical problem-solvingWHY AVERRO?Averro is a veteran-owned staffing and solutions firm connecting top talent with cutting-edge companies. With 20+ years of experience and industry-specialized recruiters in your corner, we're here to propel your career forward.
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