Structural Engineer

Job Summary: A structural engineer is responsible for the design analysis and building of many different types of structures. They use their understanding in physics mathematics and engineering concepts to guarantee that buildings and infrastructure projects are safe longlasting and affordable.

Responsibilities:

1. Design and Analysis: Develop structural designs for buildings bridges and other infrastructure projects based on project requirements codes and standards. Utilize software tools and manual calculations to perform structural analysis and evaluate the strength stability and safety of designs.

2. Material Selection: Select appropriate materials for construction based on structural requirements environmental factors and budget considerations. Consider factors such as strength durability and sustainability when choosing materials.

3. Collaboration: Work closely with architects construction managers and other engineers to coordinate the structural design with other aspects of the project. Collaborate on design modifications and adjustments as needed to meet project goals.

4. Code Compliance: Ensure that structural designs comply with local building codes regulations and industry standards. Stay updated on changes to codes and standards and incorporate them into design projects as necessary.

5. Risk Assessment: Identify potential risks and hazards associated with structural designs and develop mitigation strategies to minimize the risk of failure during construction and throughout the structures lifespan.

Qualifications:

• Attention to detail and problemsolving abilities.
• Bachelors degree in civil or structural engineering. A masters degree may be desired for more advanced employment.
• Proficiency in structural analysis tools such as SAP2000 ETABS and STAAD.Pro.
• Strong mathematical and analytic abilities.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Understanding of construction codes laws and industry standards.
• Experience with CAD software for drawing and design.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license or eligibility to get licensed.