Job Title: Structural Engineer
Citizenship Requirement: U.S. Citizenship required
Telework: Not available
This role involves planning and conducting independent engineering work within a global business environment. It requires sound judgment in evaluating, selecting, and adapting engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria. The engineer will develop innovative approaches to solve complex problems.
Plan, schedule, and coordinate detailed phases of structural engineering work, typically within a single discipline, either on a project or within a staff group.
Execute engineering tasks involving standard practices and methods, while also resolving unique or complex challenges such as conflicting design requirements, material suitability, and tight coordination constraints.
Utilize appropriate 2D and 3D CAD and CAE tools to perform engineering tasks.
Develop and coordinate equipment or work specifications, bid evaluations, and award recommendations.
Interface with other engineering disciplines, clients, vendors, suppliers, and contractors to ensure proper coordination of technical aspects.
Address constructability requirements and participate in constructability reviews.
Provide leadership on assigned tasks, offering technical guidance and mentorship to less experienced engineers or project subgroups.
Prepare and review technical documents, including conceptual studies, designs, reports, cost estimates, and proposals.
Participate in or lead problem analysis and original design tasks.
Perform quantity take-offs, assist in staffing forecasts, and support change order estimates.
Review and verify the work of junior engineers and support personnel.
Foster a collaborative, inclusive, and innovative work environment.
Proficiency in engineering techniques, structural system design, and related calculations.
Understanding of internal procedures, industry best practices, and construction methodologies.
Competency in CAD (2D/3D), CAE software, and other engineering-related digital tools.
Familiarity with project controls, planning methods, and basic economics related to construction and engineering.
Solid grasp of industry codes, regulations, and engineering standards relevant to structural design.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Bachelor’s degree (or higher) in Engineering or a related scientific discipline from an accredited institution.
Minimum of 9 years of relevant structural engineering experience.
Professional Engineering (PE) license or equivalent certification from a recognized licensing board.
Completion of specialized coursework relevant to structural or general engineering disciplines.
Demonstrated competency in design engineering or related technical work.
Experience in executing greenfield or brownfield projects in one or more of the following sectors:
Natural gas processing (e.g., liquefaction, regasification)
Conversion of coal, gas, or biomass to chemicals (e.g., methanol, ammonia)
Petrochemical facilities (e.g., HDPE, LDPE, MEG, PTA, PVC)
Carbon capture and sequestration projects
Familiarity with modern process technologies and licensors is a plus.
Strong knowledge of precedents, best practices, and standards in the structural discipline and related technical areas.
Experience in multidisciplinary coordination and standard engineering activities across small to moderately complex projects.
Industry-wide awareness of engineering benchmarks and practices.
Renewable or hybrid power systems (solar, combined cycle)
Hydrogen technologies (reforming, liquefaction, distribution)
Pipeline infrastructure (offshore and onshore)
Industrial water systems (e.g., desalination, wastewater treatment)
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