Overview As a Professional Structural Engineer, you design metal building systems with safety, quality, and cost-effectiveness at the forefront. You work with cross-functional teams to translate project needs into resilient structures, using both standard and proprietary analysis tools. You review drawings for accuracy and collaborate across divisions to drive project success. This role emphasizes growth, safety leadership, and hands-on design across diverse projects in a dynamic environment. Compensation / BenefitsMedical, Dental, Vision, and Disability Insurance401K and Roth accountsProfit sharingPaid parental leaveTuition reimbursementStock program ResponsibilitiesDesign all aspects of metal building systems, including structural steel, wall and roof panels, secondary members, and stability bracingPerform technical analysis using proprietary software for frame, secondary, bracing, crane, mezzanine, and panel systemsCollaborate with detailing and other teams to communicate design requirements and ensure project executionReview and validate structural drawings for accuracyPursue continuous learning and cross-team collaboration to develop engineering solutionsCommit to safety policies, practices, and housekeeping standards on-site during training and on-the-job Key requirementsBachelor of Science in Civil Engineering/Architectural Engineering from ABET-accredited schoolProfessional Engineer registration in the United StatesStrong knowledge of structural building codes (IBC, ASCE7, AISI, etc.)Proficient verbal and written English communicationcollaboration/teamworkclear communicationsafety leadershipproficiency with proprietary metal building design softwareproficiency with industry-standard metal building design software packagesstructural analysis and design capabilities for frame, bracing, mezzanine, crane systems
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