Assistant Engineer (New Grad)

Posted 10 days ago

peoples associates structural engineersBethesda (MD)
Civil Engineering Technologists and TechniciansEngineering Services

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Description Job Summary Performs entry-level tasks and progresses to moderately complex Structural Engineering work. Duties involve analysis and calculations, creation and markup of construction documents, project coordination, and project communication. Reports To: Project Manager Job Responsibilities Under the direct supervision of a Project Engineer, Senior Project Engineer, or Project Manager: Performs structural calculations. Assists in creating structural drawings. Capable of handling parts of drawings from medium to difficult complexity under supervision. Prepares simple details and drawings with the opportunity to learn and develop skills for more complex tasks. Performs assigned BIM work. Responds to construction RFIs and review construction submittals. Communicates during projects including coordination with other engineers/BIM staff and with design partners. Supports team objectives, goals, and projects. Assist colleagues who are in direct contact with clients. Performs other appropriate duties as assigned. Requirements [minimum] Bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering. [preferred] Master’s degree in Structural Engineering. Basic Knowledge of Steel, Reinforced Concrete, Building Analysis, Seismic Design, and/or Wind Design. Basic Knowledge of ACI 318, AISC 360, AISC 341, ASCE 7, and IBC. Basic Knowledge of ETABS, RISA 3D, SAP, BlueBeam, REVIT, AutoCAD, Office 365, and/or RAM. Ability to work both independently and in a team environment. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Strong computer literacy, including Microsoft Office and cloud platforms (Sharepoint, Procore, etc.). EIT certification. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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