Structural Engineer - Electrical Transmission & Traffic Projects

The Structural Engineer will be responsible for creating accurate and timely structural engineering deliverables for electrical power line and traffic intersection projects. This role ensures all designs meet company standards, customer requirements, and project specifications. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, collaborative, and experienced in structural design and analysis.

Key Responsibilities:

• Design structural components for electrical transmission and traffic intersection steel structures.
• Perform engineering calculations and structural analysis to support design and fabrication.
• Review structural drawings for compliance with engineering standards and project requirements.
• Interpret contract documents, drawings, job orders, and customer specifications.
• Ensure engineering deliverables include all required details and meet organizational and customer standards.
• Provide technical guidance during design reviews, investigations, and corporate standards development.
• Participate in internal and external design reviews.
• Support project schedules by completing engineering deliverables on time.
• Collaborate with the design team to provide input for fabrication drawings.

Qualifications:

• Bachelor's Degree in Civil or Structural Engineering.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license required.
• Minimum 5 years of experience in structural engineering and design.
• Experience with PLS-POLE software preferred.
• Proficiency in 3D modeling software.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.
• Solid IT skills and experience using engineering and office software.

Why Join Us:

• Work on challenging projects in electrical transmission and traffic infrastructure.
• Collaborate with a skilled and supportive engineering team.
• Opportunity to grow and advance in a leading engineering and fabrication company.

Must Haves:

• PE License
• Bachelor's Degree in Engineering
• 5+ years of structural engineering and design experience
• Experience with 3D modeling