Structural Engineer
gus perdikakis associatesHamilton (OH)
Structural Engineer
Posted 7 days ago
gus perdikakis associatesHamilton (OH)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
If you enjoy structural engineering, industrial environments, and the challenge of turning real-world constraints into practical designs, our client offers an opportunity to make a direct impact on projects from concept through installation. We are looking for a Structural Engineer to lead our client's structural engineering efforts and deliver custom solutions for their customers. This is a hands-on engineering role for someone who enjoys solving problems that don't always come with a standard answer. You'll perform structural analysis and design for steel structures, equipment supports, connections, and foundations while working closely with designers, customers, equipment manufacturers, fabricators, and installers. You will also provide technical direction to the drafting and design team and help shape the tools, standards, and processes used by the engineering group.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Structural Engineering.
Ability to obtain Professional Engineer (PE) licensure within 90 days of employment.4+ years of professional experience in structural or civil engineering with a strong foundation in structural steel and concrete design and calculations.
Experience using structural analysis and design software.
Working knowledge of applicable structural design codes and standards.
The ability to work independently while coordinating effectively with designers, customers, vendors, and other project stakeholders.
The ability to perform field measurements and occasionally travel overnight.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience with industrial facilities, bulk material handling, aggregates, brick, mining, or similar applications.
Experience with reinforced concrete foundations, existing structure modifications, steel fabrication, or construction coordination.
Familiarity with RISA structural analysis software, AutoCAD, Revit, and/or Advance Steel.
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