Support industrial building construction, renovation, and facility improvement projects through structural engineering, design review, and construction support.
Compensation
Expected Salary Range: $95,000-$145,000 annually, depending on experience, credentials, licensure, and relevant project expertise.
Responsibilities
Review structural and architectural drawings, shop drawings, and installation details to identify design discrepancies, constructability issues, and conflicts before fabrication and installation.
Evaluate HSS member sizes, spacing, support conditions, and connection details. Prepare calculations and technical recommendations in coordination with the project Engineer of Record and licensed engineering consultants as required.
Establish and coordinate the appropriate structural review scope for complete wall assemblies, including HSS supports, studs, gypsum board systems, connections, and anchorage. Verify loads, load paths, serviceability requirements, and interfaces with the supporting building structure.
Review upper and lower anchorage for applicable loads, supporting materials, anchor type, embedment, edge distances, spacing, and installation requirements.
Evaluate how changes to horizontal HSS elevations and other field conditions affect the assembly. Develop practical revisions and obtain the required engineering approvals before implementation.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Architectural Engineering, or a closely related engineering field with a structural focus.
Nice to have: Active Texas Professional Engineer (PE) license
Nice to have: Experience with manufacturing facilities, industrial renovations, or EPC/design‑build construction
Nice to have: Experience reviewing overseas‑origin drawings and material specifications for use on U.S. projects
Nice to have: Familiarity with local fabrication practices, U.S. material availability, and permit review coordination
Work on a variety of structures such as high rises, apartment buildings, hotels, commercial buildings, bridges, retaining walls, and other structural design efforts
Perform structural calculations and prepare detailed design documents, including drawings and specifications
Collaborate with senior engineers and project managers to develop innovative solutions and address technical challenges
Utilize structural design software and tools to support design efforts and produce accurate models
Participate in field inspections and site visits to gather data and ensure the integrity of structures as needed
Requirements
Bachelor's or Master's in Civil, Environmental, or Structural Engineering
Aircraft Structures Engineer to join the Product Engineering team, focusing on new product development, aircraft upgrades, manufacturability improvements, and fleet support challenges for the Kodiak product line.
Compensation
The compensation range is $75,000 to $100,000 base salary plus an annual target bonus.
Responsibilities
Develop structural design solutions from concept through analysis, testing, certification, and drawing release for aircraft improvements and new product development
Ensure designs comply with 14 CFR Part 23 and other applicable regulatory requirements
Support aircraft production through manufacturability improvements, cost and quality optimization, and component or material obsolescence management
Support the in-service fleet by investigating field issues, developing customer-driven improvements, and maintaining structural repair data
Maintain configuration control and engineering documentation for design changes
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in aerospace, mechanical, or related engineering discipline
Nice to have: DER coordination
Nice to have: FAA ACO/MIDO experience
Nice to have: Classical structural analysis methods
Lead the design, verification, and development of cab components for locomotives and heavy industries, ensuring compliance with safety and engineering standards.
Responsibilities
Lead design and verification of cab components
Perform FEA, hand calculations, and PPAP
Develop fixture designs and structural calculations
Lead design and development of cab systems for locomotives and heavy industry applications, ensuring compliance with safety, environmental, and engineering standards.
Responsibilities
Lead design, verification, and FEA of cab subsystems
Generate manufacturing drawings with GD&T
Analyze shop issues and provide solutions
Coordinate with cross‑functional teams across design, manufacturing, sourcing, and field service
Own CTQ metrics such as delivery, schedules, and quality
Design Engineer responsible for structural design of high-end custom residential projects, from concept through construction, including calculations, drawings, and coordination with architects and contractors.
Compensation
Competitive salary with annual performance-based bonus opportunities
Responsibilities
Design and analyze structural systems for high-end custom residential projects
Apply residential building codes and wood-design standards
Use design software (Forte, Enercalc, RISA-3D, etc.) to design wood, steel and concrete systems
Prepare calculation packages, drawings, details, and technical documentation
Use Revit to create coordinated construction documents
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in civil/structural engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: high-end or custom residential structures
This professional will assist in complex forensic investigations and consulting engagements involving the design, construction, performance, deterioration, and failure of buildings, bridges, and other structural systems.
Locations (7)
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Menlo Park, California, United States
Irvine, California, United States
Los Angeles, California, United States
Warrenville, Illinois, United States
Exceptional Retirement Plan with 2-to-1 company match up to 4% of eligible compensation and profit-sharing
Comprehensive Health Coverage: low-cost medical, dental, and vision insurance
Time Off: personal leave, flexible scheduling, floating holidays, half-day Fridays
Financial Wellness: student loan matching in 401(k) and performance-based bonuses
Professional Development: tuition reimbursement and extensive internal training programs
Conducting field investigations and site inspections of buildings, infrastructure, and specialty structures to document conditions, evaluate structural performance, and identify potential contributors to damage, distress, or failure.
Problem solving to determine root causes of structural performance issues, construction defects, material degradation, and damage associated with events such as extreme weather, earthquakes, flooding, explosions, fire, or damage accumulation under long-term service conditions.
Modeling failures through structural calculations, quantitative risk analyses, and engineering assessment of load paths, capacity, durability, serviceability, code compliance, and risk to buildings and infrastructure.
Developing and applying state-of-the-art analytical tools, models, and engineering frameworks to characterize structural risks and evaluate failure mechanisms.
Collaborating with teams of structural, geotechnical, mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and material science professionals to solve complex multidisciplinary problems.
Requirements
Ph.D. in Civil Engineering with a Structural Engineering focus
M.S. in Civil Engineering with a Structural Engineering focus