Forensic Engineer / Architect
impact forensics pllcApex (NC)
About the role
Impact Forensics is growing! Our Buildings & Infrastructure Group seeks motivated candidates in multiple areas.
Company Description:
Impact Forensics, PLLC, based in Apex, North Carolina, is a trusted provider of efficient, detailed, and objective forensic investigations. The experienced team includes experts in civil, mechanical, and biomedical engineering who work on a wide range of forensic matters. The company is committed to high quality services, meeting the needs of clients with professionalism and precision.
Role Description:
This is a full -time role for an Engineer in our Buildings & Infrastructure Group at Impact Forensics, PLLC. If you're passionate about construction, forensic investigation, and contributing to a dynamic team environment, we want to hear from you!
Qualifications:
· 7 to 20 years of experience with design, construction, inspections, and/or forensic investigations· Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Architectural, or Construction Management backgrounds. · Accredited Bachelor’s and/or Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, or Architecture · NC professional licensure (PE, AIA, or GC qualifier capabilities)· Qualified work experience with commercial, institutional, residential, roadway, or stormwater projects · Strong technical writing skills, excellent time management and communication skills Join a dynamic team of dedicated professionals! Impact Forensics offers competitive pay, benefits, and flexible schedules. Interested candidates may contact: info@impact-forensics.com
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